You are sitting in LaGuardia Airport in New York, waiting for your flight to Seattle, with a change in Chicago. Your flight is delayed and it looks like you will miss the connection in Chicago. As the flight to Paris is announced, you realize you could fly to Paris both quicker and cheaper than to …
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“Privacy is the hot issue going into the next millennium, not just among clients themselves, but within our bank, and even in the halls of congress. The fundamental questions is ‘who controls personal information?’ There are no easy answers. Data warehousing and mining will transform banking in the next ten years…” – Phyllis Campbell
Irresponsibility is an epidemic in our era. Too many individuals and organizations deny, ignore, or evade responsibility for their actions. In all sectors, irresponsibility is rising — blaming others, excusing oneself, and telling everyone else to buzz off. The high profile cases are troubling, of course (Presidents Nixon and Clinton, the Challenger space disaster, the …
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