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Polls
of scholars and historians have consistently placed Lincoln among the top
three presidents in US. Lincoln ranked first or tied for first in two 2003
Gallup Polls, but slipped into second place behind Ronald Reagan in
2005. Abraham Lincoln is back at No. 1 according
to the latest Gallup Poll this month.
Customer
satisfaction with e-commerce surpassed that of offline retail by 11.6%,
according to the 4th Quarter 2006 American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI)
E-Commerce Report by
ForeSee Results. E-commerce's
overall customer satisfaction score jumped to 80 on a 100-point
scale.
Continue reading... "Web 2.0 Helps E-Commerce Sites Beat Offline Stores in Customer Satisfaction" »
The
average unique audience for newspaper Web sites jumped more than 22% or
over 10 million in 2006 to reach monthly unique visitors of a record 57.6
million in the fourth quarter 2006, according
to the data by Nielsen//NetRatings for the Newspaper Association of
America (NAA).
Continue reading... "Unique Visitors to US Newspaper Websites Grows 22% to Over 57M in 2006" »
A well-worn adage asserts that information is power.
But too much information in today's economy can create the kind
of power that overwhelms workers, writes
Investor's Business Daily in an
article4 on "Overwhelming IT Overload Problems".
Here are some highlights and metrics on information overload:
Continue reading... "Information is Power; And Too Much Information Overwhelms workers" »
Consumers in five of the world's leading
economies believe business ethics have worsened in the past five years
and are turning to "ethical consumerism" to make companies
more accountable, according to a study by GfK NOP, seen exclusively by
the Financial Times.
Continue reading... "Consumers Would Pay 5-10% More for Ethical Brands: Survey" »
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