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Business Intelligence Online Resources, is a 23 page research paper listing selected resources both new and existing for online business intelligence, by Marcus P. Zillman.
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Business Intelligence Online Resources, is a 23 page research paper listing selected resources both new and existing for online business intelligence, by Marcus P. Zillman.
Information on 600,000 current, former Time Warner workers missing
This according to Washington Post (reg. req’d) writer Dan Eggen: “The report, titled A Review of the FBI’s Handling of Intelligence Information Related to the September 11 Attacks, provides an in-depth examination of three episodes considered potential missed opportunities to detect the Sept. 11 plot, including Moussaoui’s arrest in August 2001.” Related documents: from FindLaw, …
In the Swamp, an ‘Extinct’ Woodpecker Lives, and Ivory-billed woodpecker flies back from the dead.
How “search” is redefining the Web and our lives Related reference: Google searches for quality not quantity
Declassification Board: Named but Unfunded – Panel on Government Secrecy Unable to Operate [Washington Post, reg. re’d] Related references: Public Interest Declassification Act of 2000 and White House Names Members to Decslassification Board
Libraries and Health Communication: Model Programs in Health Information Provided by Libraries Throughout the Nation. The NCLIS 2004 Blue Ribbon Consumer Health Information Recognition Awards for Libraries (57 pages, PDF) “This document records some of the programs and methodologies used by libraries that are providing accurate, useful consumer health information to the people of the …
Press release: “ChoicePoint today announced its acquisition of Magnify, Inc., a provider of fraud detection and analytics solutions to the insurance and financial services industries…Magnify’s advanced technology and modeling expertise helps customers identify suspicious activity, route information and determine which actions maximize financial return.” Related references to ID theft fraud and ChoicePoint
Using EISIL in Private Law Firms, by Krista Lindhard The Government Domain: Federal Resources for Information Professionals, by Peggy Garvin Monitoring Congress: A Revolution in Access, by Paul Jenks Metforix@Health – Free Online Resources for Public Library Users: New Jersey, by Lois C. Ambash After Hours: Chocolate in the Kitchen, by Kathy Biehl
Press release: “More than 600 new Internet security vulnerabilities were discovered during the first quarter of 2005, according to the SANS Institute and a team of experts from industry and government. This group has identified the most critical vulnerabilities disclosed in Q1 that pose critical risks that need to be addressed through patching and other …
As a follow-up to my April 28, 2005 posting on PATRIOT Act hearings in which U.S. Attorney (DC) Kenneth L. Wainstein testified that 9/11 hijackers used public libraries, the following relevant information: ACLU and Librarians Decry Patriot Act Library Testimony Patriot Act’s Library Provisions Examined in Congressional Hearings Protect the records of what we read, …
From Federal Computer Week, an overview of growing support for legislation to provide for more efficient responses to Freedom of Information Act requests by leveraging technology applications already in place in state and government agencies. Related sources on FOI issues and legislation.