Are You A Victim of Data Delinquency?
EDITOR’S NOTE: A few days ago, SPICE Technology Group’s Neel Sharma wrote a post on LinkedIn titled “Vendor Item Data, New Item Setup Process and the Impact on Procure-to-Pay.” Check it out using the link above – it is an interesting read.
As usual, articles like the one above bring back memories of real-world examples that I use to create context and, hopefully, greater understanding. I am…
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SF & more: “Bad Data" von Tanja Binder
SF & more: “Bad Data” von Tanja Binder
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Die Arbeit von übermorgen – 15 Kurzgeschichten aus der Zukunft Wie werden wir in Zukunft arbeiten?
Herausgegeben von Lars Schmeink und Ralf H. Schneider
Wie werden wir am Ende des 21. Jahrhunderts arbeiten?…
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The reason I'm getting terrible GPS directions for cycling in my local area, is because someone was editing OSM and just adding in cycle paths where they guessed they were from looking at the sat view on Google Maps.
I discovered the mapping error when I turned into a down sloped path the GPS said was a cycle path, with momentum plus gravity carrying me forward, to discover that actually it was a series of long shallow steps.
I now have actual internet butt hurt.
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The Impact of Bad Data in the CRM on Business Growth
It's important to engage prospects by utilizing the right content at the right moment. Businesses must effectively use their customer data to get there. Even though CRM data shouldn’t be the only tool businesses should be leveraging to make better marketing decisions, its value is indisputable.
Using a CRM for sales and marketing is not its only benefit. However, if it's effective, it can greatly help in the lead generation efforts. Businesses can get a better, more complete understanding of who their customers are, what their challenges are, and what they need from a service or product solution by looking at the CRM data. From there, businesses can work backward from this data to improve how they approach and market to potential new customers.
Also Read: Outreach Appoints Nick Bowles as Vice President, Sales and Strategy, EMEA
Fortunately, bad data can be prevented. Marketers must continuously update. They are more likely to overlook anything crucial the longer they put off updating CRM data. As soon as they have new information on their prospects, they must update it. They can be sure their data is as accurate as possible in this way.
Full Article: The Impact of Bad Data in the CRM on Business Growth
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i’m seeing a lot of fear today about Tumblr Shutting Down (Real) (Actually True) today and let peepaw seg tell you a story
i’ve been on this webbed site for fifteen years, believe it or not, since way back in the days of Tumblarity. now i was but a wee lad at the time, so i don’t remember the fine details, but rest assured, it doesn’t matter much for the story i’m about to tell you.
you see, i remember when tumblr was owned by tumblr. folk called its ceo (david karp) “daddy”, and were enthusiastic about his communications, even if on our own blogs, we’d bitch and moan about tumblr making changes to things we were used to. i remember the hubbub when tumblr removed tumblarity, and how this was surely going to be the end of tumblr.
all those fifteen (though it might be sixteen) years ago.
layouts changed, and we’d bitch and moan, and tumblr’d get sold, and we’d know for sure that This Was The End Of Tumblr, For Real This Time. this happened again and again and again, because this webbed site, you see, it makes no money, and companies, greedy things as they are, like money.
the porn ban, under the reign of YaHoo that was, was seen as another death knell. tumblr was going to die, for real, for sure, and i’m not proud to say that i was one of the ones who fell for it. peepaw seg needed to sow hir wild oats on other platforms.
now, i say this happened under yahoo, but it’s important to remember that this ban came in the wake of both the apple app store banning the tumblr app on account of real life csem being hosted on tumblr, and the new usamerican law SESTA-FOSTA being implemented, which made it so that companies such as tumblr would have to moderate the explicit content on them to make sure none of it breached sesta-fosta. tumblr, being a small fish in the grand scheme of thing, didn’t warrant that amount of financial effort on yahoo’s part, as the site was still not making any money, and it’s easier and cheaper to blanket ban than it is to moderate. all this to say, it’s important to vote, because if you don’t, your internet freedom will be curtailed.
and now we’re here, some sixteen years on, and i’ll say automattic has been not all good, but definitely not all bad for the site. they changed stuff we liked to our discontent (layouts), and added stuff we hated (live), but they also gave us stuff we like (polls) and an amount of open communication about tumblr’s inner workings not seen since the days of david “daddy” karp. and now they’re putting just a skeleton crew on the tumblr project.
and that’s going to be The End Of Tumblr For Sure For Real Actually This Time. Really. Promise. Abandon Ship.
and we come to the crux of this story.
which is that this has happened before, and it will happen again, because tumblr is surprisingly immune to making any money.
what we’re likely to see in the coming time is no new features (that’s reserved for projects that make money), and an increase in ads, until one day, and this might be in a few months, and maybe in a few years, there’ll be an announcement that tumblr’s been sold to one direction to a new company.
and we’ll start the whole rigmarole again. and this company might be good for tumblr’s userbase, or it might go against everything the tumblr community holds dear. no way of knowing which way it’ll go.
until one day, some parent company will have had enough, and will pull the plug.
but for now… well, i’m gonna sit here on my porch (blog), and we’ll see what happens. i'm not worried, tumblr’s survived worse things.
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