Awhile back Chris Berry and I had a conversation about the state of analytics and tracking and where the industry is going. We were both concerned that analysts were going to screw themselves by tracking information they had no business to. And that it was just a matter of time …
mongolia! from wiissa on Vimeo. When I see this, it reminds me how much I miss Mongolia.
I don’t normally write about what I do at work. Not out of modesty or anything, but rather I don’t want to let something out that shouldn’t be public knowledge. However, I had to write about this. One of the aspects of my job is managing the Google Search Appliance. …
The street I live on, Gerrard, is a patch work quilt of roadwork because every year one of the utilities comes in, tears a section up and then replaces it. This lack of planning is costly because it wastes time, money and energy. The time and money of the companies …
So the writ hasn’t even been dropped and the political parties have started with the mud-slinging immediately. Personally I was surprised it turned ugly so fast but if nothing else this promises to be entertaining. First up was the moral outrage of the PC party which decried the Liberal promise …
Doug Ford has a vision for the waterfront including of all things a ferris wheel. While I was originally hopeful that Ford had envisioned something like London’s revitalized waterfront along the Thames (which also includes a ferris wheel) I realized he was thinking of something more like Chicago’s waterfront. Now …