Resources from all over, of interest this week:

Here’s some of what we have been reading this week, we hope you enjoy the collection. This is about all things business, the future and how to stabalize in turbulent times.

  • Agriculture. Fresh Food. Recreation. Wild landscapes. In our arid mountain west, water is what makes everything possible. We have the plan to address our water needs, but we must continue to take bold action. https://bit.ly/3kzZklu #COwaterplan #WeHaveaWaterPlan

  • Netwise to be aquired by Dun & Brandstreet #bigdata #platform #B2BData

  • CORI Innovation Fund leads investment in Calypso Continuing Education #UPSKILL Calypso has developed an asynchronous online learning platform for the remote delivery of educational content software as a service. The company’s first market is continuing education for recertification of real estate appraisers, which is a regulated marketplace. The platform and educational system can seamlessly adapt to myriad online learning applications. Calypso plans to enter the market for continuing education for licensed real estate agents at the beginning of 2022. The company employs cutting edge technologies not only in instructional development, but also in innovating marketing, sales and regulatory outreach programs.

  • Colorado Business Resource Book: There has never been a better time to join Colorado’s business community. Over the years, several national publications have ranked Colorado as one of the best places in the country to start, build and grow a small business. Nearly 98 percent of all firms in Colorado are considered small. Over 52 percent of all private sector workers are employed by small businesses.

  • IAB versus GDPR: “Apparently, the IAB Europe's advice on how to comply with GDPR on cookie and data collection might be found to be in breach of GDPR. GDPR is a great case-study for badly-executed regulation - it's so vague and so complex that compliance is a matter of opinion.”

  • #digitization #businesstransformation It’s so important because we find that trust can be the ultimate business enabler. Growth, performance, efficiency, and innovation are all fueled by the confidence that people have at an organization. With recent changes in market dynamics, today, more than ever, businesses need to focus on building and maintaining their trusted status. " Audio Quick Take: KPMG’s Emily Frolick on The Trusted Imperative

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