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As supply chains become globalized, they are flattening ... and fragmenting. They continue to inefficiently share information "one-up/one-down". Profound "bullwhip effects" in the chains cause managers to scramble with inventory shortages and product recalls. There are hopeful signs of change. One of those is the increasing usage of personal mobile devices by managers and consumers seeking real-time enterprise information about materials and ingredient sources. Another is the push by the major search engines, (Google, Bing, Apple, etc.) for navigational "one answer" search using semantic technologies. Another may be found in the emerging (and converging) standards for interoperabile information exchange at the level of key data elements. But enterprise data is a proprietary asset that must be selectively shared to be efficiently shared. That's really a final missing piece of the puzzle to be solved for flattening the "bullwhip effect". To overcome the fear factors that keep most enterprise data locked up in data silos, the globally patented Common Point Authoring™ (CPA) system critically provides selective sharing which incorporates fixed data elements at a single location with meta-data authorizations.

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Comme les chaînes d'approvisionnement sont mondialisées, ils sont aplatissement ... et la fragmentation. Ils continuent à partager des informations inefficace "one-up/one-down". Profonds effets "coup de fouet" dans les chaînes de causer des gestionnaires à brouiller avec les ruptures de stock et les rappels de produits. Il ya des signes encourageants de changement. Parmi celles-ci l'utilisation croissante des appareils mobiles personnels par les gestionnaires et les consommateurs cherchent de l'information d'entreprise en temps réel sur les matériaux et les sources d'ingrédients. Une autre est la campagne menée par les principaux moteurs de recherche (Google, Bing, Apple, etc) pour la navigation "une réponse" recherche en utilisant les technologies sémantiques. Un autre peut être trouvée dans les pays émergents (et convergentes) des normes pour l'échange d'informations interoperabile au niveau des éléments de données clés. Mais les données d'entreprise est un actif exclusif qui doit être partagé de manière sélective pour être efficacement partagée. C'est vraiment une dernière pièce manquante du puzzle à résoudre pour aplatir le "coup de fouet". Pour surmonter les facteurs qui maintiennent la peur d'entreprise données les plus enfermés dans des silos de données, le monde brevetée Authoring commune Point ™ (CPA) fournit critique partage sélectif qui intègre fixés les éléments de données à un seul endroit avec des méta-données des autorisations.

Chinese 中国

随着供应链变得全球化，他们被压扁...和碎片。他们继续，效率低下分享信息“one-up/one-down”。深刻的链的“牛鞭效应”，导致库存短缺和产品召回管理人员的争夺。有希望改变的迹象。其中之一是寻求企业级实时信息有关的材料和配料的来源由经营者和消费者的个人移动终端设备越来越多的应用。另一种是用于导航的“答案”搜索使用语义技术的推动下各大搜索引擎（谷歌，Bing，苹果等）。另一种可能是在新兴interoperabile信息交流和融合标准水平的关键数据元素。但是，企业的数据是一个专有的资产，必须有选择地共享，以有效地共享。这是真正缺少的最后一块拼图，来解决“牛鞭效应”的扁平化。为了克服恐惧的因素，让大多数企业的数据锁定在数据孤岛，在全球获得专利的共点的创作™（CPA）系统严格规定的选择性共享，其中包括固定数据元素在一个单一的位置元数据授权。

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Wednesday
Apr282010

Top 12 Discussions - Data Ownership in the Cloud

DateWednesday, April 28, 2010 at 11:06PM

Over the first 12 months of the Data Ownership in the Cloud group on LinkedIn, the following are the top 12 discussions as rated in descending order by the number of comments:

“Give Me My Data Back!” or “I want to SEE My SELF, so give me my data back, please.”
Posted by John Brian Hennessy, Entrepreneur, Start-up & Early Stage Management Consultant
54 comments

Why does data ownership matter to you?
Posted by Steve Holcombe, CEO at Pardalis Inc.
20 comments

Project VRM
Posted by Steve Holcombe, CEO at Pardalis Inc.
16 comments

The about tag is immutable
Posted by Steve Holcombe, CEO at Pardalis Inc.
13 comments

What are the security issues regarding cloud computing?
Posted by John Mooney, Information Technology and Security Solution Sales Specialist
12 comments

9th Internet Identity Workshop - Nov 3-5 - Mountain View, CA
Posted by Steve Holcombe, CEO at Pardalis Inc.
11 comments 

Firebombs & sacred cows...
Posted by Joe Andrieu, President, SwitchBook
11 comments 

Google in China - What is Going On?
Posted by Al Macintyre, Volunteer Consultant at Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief & News
11 comments

Why Not One Big Database?
Posted by Steve Holcombe, CEO at Pardalis Inc.
10 comments

Will the next 'Google' be a traceability portal?
Posted by Steve Holcombe, CEO at Pardalis Inc.
9 comments

Is it the methods or the targets that make a hacker unethical?
From Anthony M. Freed, Director of Business Development, Managing Editor at Infosec Island Network
8 comments

Who owns supply chain visibility data?
Posted by Dirk Rodgers, Sr. Consultant, Serialization & Pedigree at Cardinal Health
7 comments

Thank you Brian, John, Joe, Al, Anthony and Dirk for posting very relevant and interesting discussions, indeed!

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Very nice collection, I have learned alot from that particular group in last 5 years. Thanks for re-posting those highly helpful threads!

Keep up thi [sic] great blog!

[Editor's Note - Mike, Thanks for the kind words! Steve]

February 24, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterMike

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