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Daily Archives: July 15, 2006
IT Outsourcing Slowing
Outsourcing bubble getting Busted: What should India do? – commenting on the 2006 Global IT Outsourcing Study Essentially the study says the outsourcing IT will continue to grow though more slowly than it has. It also states the benefits of … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economics, India, IT, Management
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Usability Failures
‘Smart’ phones, stupid punters? A survey* of 15,000 “faulty” devices by mobile data provider WDSGlobal found 63 per cent of the one in seven new phones which are returned have nothing wrong with them. I believe one in seven is … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, IT, Management, Systems thinking
Tagged bad usability, Customer focus, Data, Management, technology, usability
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The Future for Investors
I completed The Future for Investors: Why the Tried and the True Triumph Over the Bold and the New by Jeremy Siegel today. It provides a great deal of analysis of what historical stock market returns for various strategies have … Continue reading
