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This is important to research this area, because institutional buyers move a lot of money around. Even retail chains can be seen as Institutional Buyers, though I understand this term to mean more like public institutions not businesses. Can include both though if seen as anything bigger then a family unit or a single [[consumer]]. | This is important to research this area, because institutional buyers move a lot of money around. Even retail chains can be seen as Institutional Buyers, though I understand this term to mean more like public institutions not businesses. Can include both though if seen as anything bigger then a family unit or a single [[consumer]]. | ||
:Absolutely. This is probably the single most important thing to understand. | |||
:Suggest truce on present [[revert duel]] on [[Consumerium Data Whorehouse]]... ''blank'' the page if you want, or replace with a one liner that says "Consumerium Data Whorehouse shouldn't exist, and [[Central Services]] should be able to distribute all data where there is [[privacy]] risk". Then anyone who cares can read Page History to see what the issue is. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:23, 26 November 2003
This is important to research this area, because institutional buyers move a lot of money around. Even retail chains can be seen as Institutional Buyers, though I understand this term to mean more like public institutions not businesses. Can include both though if seen as anything bigger then a family unit or a single consumer.
- Absolutely. This is probably the single most important thing to understand.
- Suggest truce on present revert duel on Consumerium Data Whorehouse... blank the page if you want, or replace with a one liner that says "Consumerium Data Whorehouse shouldn't exist, and Central Services should be able to distribute all data where there is privacy risk". Then anyone who cares can read Page History to see what the issue is.