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Mining Social Media via Sentiment Analysis
When Curt Hall wrote "Mining Social Media via Sentiment Analysis" two weeks ago, he had no idea that the upcoming election in Iran would serve as a real-world example of the impact social media analysis tools and sentiment analysis might have on social unrest. In this week's Business Intelligence E-Mail Advisor, "Fallout in Iran: Mining Social Unrest in a Web 2.0 World"; Curt explores some of those possibilities.
— Anne Mullaney
10 Trends in Rethinking IT Management in a 2.0 World by Steve Andriole
Best Practices for Minimizing Harm from Layoffs and Downsizing by Capers Jones
Can't Anybody Do Risk Management? by Tom DeMarco and the Cutter Business Technology Council
iPhone Rocks, BlackBerry Rolls, but Usability Matters by Vince Kellen
"There are a couple of points contained in the saga of GM's failure worth remembering" according to Robert Charette in "No More Gorilla Dust: Autopsy of GM."
After seeing Wolfram|Alpha in action over the last few weeks, I will go as far as suggesting that this project could very well evolve to democratize computational analysis ...
Read Curt Hall's "Oracle Buys Sun. So What Happens with MySQL?" on the Cutter Blog.
Frames: How to Treat Software Components as Capital Assets -- and Why You Should by Paul G. Bassett
Lessons in Learning: The Story Behind the IT Sector's Chronic Training Gap by Robert Goatham
The Power of Proximity: How Colocated Lean-Agile Teams Deliver Better Project Outcomes with Fewer Resources by Mark Thias and Beth Cohen
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