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Like: Preferences. Where do you like to sit on a plane, car, color, and size | Like: Preferences. Where do you like to sit on a plane, car, color, and size | ||
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Want: Personal RFP. What things do you want to buy and how do you describe your need | Want: Personal RFP. What things do you want to buy and how do you describe your need | ||
Latest revision as of 12:52, 28 November 2009
Categories of VRM data
What you've done, like, and want
Done: Transaction history. Your copy of your transaction/interaction record categorized
Like: Preferences. Where do you like to sit on a plane, car, color, and size
Dislike: Preferences, allergies, etc.
Want: Personal RFP. What things do you want to buy and how do you describe your need
Perhaps there is a service to intelligently inform one category from another. For instance, by looking at a transaction history you can deduce preferences and suggest wants. You always want to sit in the aisle seat and buy milk every week.
VRM meets DRM
Perhaps VRM should stand for Vendor Rights Management as well as Vendor Relationship Management.
Perhaps rights management and relationship management should be the same thing.
Perhaps companies doing DRM wouldn't have to bear the full responsibility for managing the rights involved in relationships. Things could be done by mutual agreement by both sides.
We need to make "rights management" something that is mutual in operation, and mutually beneficial. How should we approach that?