I read Marc Armstrong’s academic paper Open Access to Research and wanted to make a commentary on my blog. Here are my notes, Continue reading “Open access to research”
Open access to research
Tag: business
Decorating the GDPR
Here is an image documenting the six data protection principles embedded in the GDPR. I made this using powerpoint and got the pictures from flickr. This page both established a URL and allows me to document the image credits and assert creative commons terms.
Open Banking
I was pointed at the Open Banking Project and here are my notes, it would seem that this is part of the regulators attempts to introduce more market pressures into retail finance. The ODI page says, Continue reading “Open Banking”
Donating via Pay Pal
This page is not a request for donations; I am considering how to set up Pay Pal collections for others. This seems easier than one might expect. A three stage process mainly managed by Pay Pal. Open a non-profit account, use pay pal’s tools to generate the HTML, include it in your web page. Bosh! Loadsamoney, well, maybe not. Continue reading “Donating via Pay Pal”
Belbin Teams
I have been aware of this important insight into team management and motivation for years, but I need to use it as part of a presentation I am building. I say,
Strong Teams are based on a balanced blend of imperfect players.
And I found these links
- Google Search on “Belbin team”
- Team Roles at belbin.com
- belbin.com
- Someone’s been iconising the team roles, this is a google images hit
BT Broadband
The UK’s premier provider of residential broadband services. This page holds my notes on their Fair Usage policy as at Autumn 2011. The comment documents BT’s transition to true unlimited. The page is now pretty much out of date.
On the 25th July (2012?), I started to document the performance of the line at home. This is held, originally in the comments, and on transition to this platform as the final comments on this page. . Continue reading “BT Broadband”