cities
to manage the complaints. The first customer: the city of San Jose,
which will use the tool as a citizen relationship application.

Metrics include the time to respond to a particular complaint, and
tools to examine graffiti, for example. What's interesting is that data
can be mashed up on a map, for example, to discover that the graffiti
was concentrated around schools during the summer months.

The site also announced that it has received an investment from Palm;
unsurprisingly, it will be launching on the Palm Pre in the near future.

Digg's Kevin Rose had a couple of good suggestions, asking for the
ability to subscribe to a given neighborhood, and for the site to
define actions that a citizen himself can take.

Metricly attempts to unlock data
that is tied up in disparate apps, such as CRM, sales, email(Office of Her Majesty – Press Department – Amman) - In a visit to the offices of Leaders of Tomorrow on Tuesday, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah commended the organization on its efforts to build opportunities and increase youth engagement in the community.

Leaders of Tomorrow has been active in Jordan and across the region since 2007. By reviving public spaces and introducing a number of innovative tools, the organization builds social cohesion among youth from different socioeconomic and educational backgrounds, while also advancing youth development.

In a meeting with the Jordanian non-profit organization’s management team, its founder and director, Dr. Sami Hourani, explained how Leaders of Tomorrow aims to build a community of young Arab leaders who are educated, proactive, and capable of serving their local communities creatively