VRM — Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium

Fourth parties and VRM

13 April 2011 by admin

One of my oldest jokes (from back when I used to write them) was “With the two party system you can clean up one while you’re having the other.” Well, I kind of raised the ante with VRM and the Four Party System, almost exactly two years ago. Th…

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Events, Horizontal ideas, Joe Andrieu, Phil Windley, Technology, Twilio, user-driven, via Free Dictionary, VRM, What They Know, Workshops, “first party, “third party”

Fourth parties and VRM

13 April 2011 by admin

One of my oldest jokes (from back when I used to write them) was “With the two party system you can clean up one while you’re having the other.” Well, I kind of raised the ante with VRM and the Four Party System, almost exactly two years ago. Th…

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Events, Horizontal ideas, Impleader, Joe Andrieu, Phil Windley, Technology, Twilio, user-driven, VRM, What They Know, Workshops, “fourth party”, “second party”

A New Way of Looking at Information Sharing in Supply & Demand Chains

29 March 2011 by Steve Holcombe

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Business Models, chain, Data, Data Web, demand, Granularity, Identity, immutable, information, Informational Objects, Intellectual Properties, Internet, object, sharing, social networking, Standards, supply, Supply Chains, Traceability, Trust, User-centric, value, VRM, Web

Mining the new Gold

9 March 2011 by Dean Landsman

The Wall Street Journal has been running a fantastic set of articles called What They Know. Today’s (15th in their series) is called TV’s Next Wave: Tuning In to You. This article states that:
Data-gathering firms and technology companies are aggre…

Filed Under: News Tagged With: advertising, Business, Business ethics, Cablevision Systems Corporation, Communication, Cookie, Corporate behaviour, Corporate governance, history, HTTP cookie, insurance, marketing, non-negotiated, non-volunteered info, Psychology, records, Slippery slope, surveillance, Technology, Technology/Internet, Television advertisement, The Wall Street Journal, tools, Vendor Relationship Management (VRM), volunteered personal information, VRM