What phrase or word did you totally misunderstand as a child?
Principal Information Security Officer in Education, 10,001+ employees
Fiscally responsible.CTO in Software, 11 - 50 employees
"For all intents and purposes", because it was typically incorrectly said as "For all intensive purposes"President and National Managing Principal in Software, 501 - 1,000 employees
Half of the innuendo in the movie Grease 😉 OK, I’ll play - “totality of the situation”
Principal Information Security Officer in Education, 10,001+ employees
I didn't understand as a kid why we were "invisible" (sic) under God when we said the pledge of allegiance each morning in school. This was under the current (post-1954) version as the earlier versions didn't have the 'under God' in them.Content you might like
No IT strategy13%
Significant legacy tech47%
Minimal integration between systems21%
No cyber security strategy10%
Historical low spend in tech5%
Decentralized Data structure3%
Other (I'll tell you in the comments)1%
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VP of Product Management, Self-employed
The biggest source is a select list of emails I have signed up for. Beyond that I browse random YouTube videos, read at least one PM related book every six months and of course this community :-)C-Suite in Government, 51 - 200 employees
ERPChief Data Officer in Travel and Hospitality, Self-employed
I would start with transparency regarding the source of the data product being produced. Consider a Bronze, Silver, and Gold certification of all data products. Where Bronze means the report or analysis was generated ...read more
Yes - USB devices are not allowed.23%
Yes - We limit use to certain people or very specific situations.54%
Yes - We monitor for sensitive data to prevent data loss. End user actions are flagged but rarely stopped. 23%
No - Use of USB devices are allowed. (However, other policies still apply, such as keeping sensitive data under organizational network control.0%
No - Some other approach not mentioned. 0%
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