Employee Monitoring: Where's The Line? | Why You Must Become A Social Listener

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Monday, March 18, 2013 News   |   Commentary   |   Slideshows   |   Reports   |   Videos   |   Events   |   RSS Feeds   MUST READ The Rise And Stall Of Social Media Listening By Seth Grimes These 5 research-oriented steps help you select the right social listening measures and design analyses that link data to desired outcomes. Watching Workers: Where's The Line? Counting keystrokes might be called for in a data entry context. But tracing a workers location during off-hours isn't going to fly. Monitoring Vs. Spying: Are Employers Going Too Far? The email brouhaha that erupted at Harvard recently did not meet my definition of spying. If your company monitors, do it with reasonable cause. What Microsoft Azure, CloudFlare Outages Show Recent cloud outages underscore that widespread chaos can result from infrastructure weak points that are not dispersed. Facebook On Big Data Analytics: An Insider's View Facebook's Jay Parikh talks about fixing Hive, real-time platforms and how traditional companies can 'thread the needle' of big data success. 20 People Who Changed Tech: Samuel Morse In this third installment in our series, Howard Anderson profiles a world-class artist turned inventor of a building block for today's computers. How University Of Oklahoma Protects Records From Disaster Enterprise content management helps University Of Oklahoma make student records safer, more accessible. MORE GLOBAL CIO NEWS • Big Data: Hype Vs. Hope At Interop • InteropNet's Live Wire Act • Interop Preview: Expert Advice On Building Private Cloud Exclusive for IWK Readers: Click here or use Priority Code MP_BTMNLIWKCIO to save $200 off the Early Bird pricing on ALL access and conference passes when you register before March 22nd! see also... Why You Should Attend Interop JOIN THE CONVERSATION Posted By Tony Kontzer: "The fact that people can now use the same tools at home and at work is a big opportunity. It's up to the IT shop to stay ahead on relevant technologies and keep updating tools and approaches to make the workplace productive and fun." In reply to: 7 Tech Trends CIOs Call Overrated View Entire Response | Post Your Own Reply

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