by: Sean.mcclowry
27 May 2009
27 May 2009
Information Development concepts becoming more mainstream
For an interesting point of view on how how quantitative social science is becoming more making mainstream, check out Steve Miller’s great article: Hopefully we’ll see more of these methods developed in an open and collaborative fashion through frameworks like MIKE2.0. Something we haven’t done well enough is engage the academic community becoming part of the collaborative community?
Seen any great published work on this space? Help add it to MIKE2.0 bookmarks ..
July 14th, 2009 at 4:58 am
I cannot believe this will work!
August 7th, 2010 at 1:32 am
A business news needs access to credit for two reasons. First, credit allows a small business to get a loan or line of credit from a financial institution. Second, credit can let a small business buy the necessary supplies and goods. No matter why you need credit, it is giving you something of value in return for a promise of repaying all the cash in the future.
So who provides credit to a small business? A relative will often help, but what about the bank in town or a supplier that is separated by a continent? How can someone who doesn’t know you and has never met you determine your creditworthiness?
These companies would do exactly what you would