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On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 11:49 AM, Larry Medina <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
> Rich-
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> This is another classic case of "cart before horse" logic on the part of an
> organization/agency. And please don't take this as any criticism of you
> personally.
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> The concept of allowing, encouraging, or suggesting the use of a technology
> for business purposes without first issuing a policy about how or what it
> should or should not be used for is ill planned. I'm not saying let's
> ignore or 'not embrace' the technology, but there was seemingly PLENTY of
> time before the use began to determine what the policy about it would be.
>
I agree with Larry,technology is great but implementing it before the
ramifications are understood or known can cause problems down the road.
here are a couple of links to cases that point this out
Quon Text Messages at work
http://bit.ly/dk13Y9
Blackberry use and overtime
http://bit.ly/cuQkS7
i'm sure if you sifted through the various RAIN postings from past years you
would find other examples. these articles popped up today
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Peter Kurilecz CRM CA
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