In my ongoing obsession with the need to add value to information services, I just wrote a newsletter item on the difference between "merely" doing great research (a great supermarket) and providing the client with distilled, actionable intelligence (a personal chef).
Recent Posts
- Good article on SiloBreaker; I
- A Conference Manifesto
- Replacing BUT with AND
- Another use for Wikipedia
- Thoughts from CIL conference on client relations
- Erin Callan, the former CFO
- Some additional thoughts on the
- MEB's 123s - Top 10 tips for successful surveys
- Has handwriting become obsolete?
- The bookless library - quelle horreur
My Other Accounts
What I'm reading
- 43 Folders
- Alt Search Engines
- Boing Boing
- Cindy Shamel's newsletter of search tips and information industry news
- Cybrarian Outpost
- FUMSI
- How to Change the World
- Indexed
- Infonista - on being an info-entrepreneur
- Jon Carroll's column
- Lifehacker
- Live Search blog
- MarcyPhelps.com
- Official Google Blog
- Phil Bradley's blog
- Phil Bradley's weblog
- ResearchBuzz
- ResourceShelf
- The Enchanted Porkfist
- The Shifted Librarian
- Verna Wilder's blog
- Yahoo! Search Blog
- Zen Habits
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February 27, 2010
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