Bob Cohen Quotations

With the layered security approach comes tons of information, and it's easy for important information to fall between the cracks.

Nevertheless, the existing disparities in cell phone penetration from one local market to another underscore the fact that marketing cell phone products and services remains a local market issue,

Cell phone ownership is becoming ubiquitous; local markets that lagged in cell phone penetration experienced a significant amount of growth in the past three years,

The picture is vastly improved from that of two or three years ago due to the fine work done by EAC, NIST, and state and local governments. The states are working as fast as they can against deadlines coming up in early 2006 and most are making solid progress towards those deadlines.

We are concerned that much of the emphasis in this legislation focuses on horses already out of the barn, ... We believe that legislation will be most useful when, along with an appropriately designed notification standard, it also creates incentives for business to adopt practices that protect data and obviate the need for notification.

When people stand up to Wal-Mart, (it) becomes like other retailers and agrees to work within city plans.

East Gainesville needs good retail, and we've always encouraged it.

February 4 is one of those dates where the rubber begins to hit the road, and, in a scenario where consumers are involved, we see whether there are disruptions. It shows it can be done ... and people are going to go about their lives until they have evidence otherwise.

They're fine. As long as it gets me there on time. That's all I care about.

It was Christmas, and on Christmas gentile Hungarians tend to stay home with their families. I'd say that 80 percent of the crowd was Jewish.

The trick is to get other people to promote it. When we built an application for human resources, they sent a broadcast e-mail espousing how phenomenal it was. If I had sent a message saying, 'Look at this great thing we did for HR,' no one would have looked at it. Instead, we started getting e-mails from other departments, asking if we'd develop applications for them.

The development part is easy. The success of an intranet is about 60 percent communication, 40 percent technology.