November 11, 2002

Money Talks

At least 10 surveys over the last five years have asked executives how important certain qualities are to their business. Security consistantly appears in the top five. However, when queried on budgets and spending, security falls dramatically.

An article in Slate today examines a similar problem with our President's priorities. Talk is cheap.

Posted by Abner on November 11, 2002 09:47 AM | TrackBack
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