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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
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Tableau in Cincinnati
There will a meeting about Tableau data visualization software in downtown Cincinnati on May 31, starting at 2:30 PM. More details and registration here.
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SAP and Predictive Analytics
Not unexpected given the increasing need for analytics, via Doug Lautzenheizer,SAP says there are five things you need to understand about predictive analytics:...
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Moore's Law Survives
Have read about the imminent demise of Moore's law for some time. Now development of new chip designs by Intel seem to say it will survive longer yet. " ... Moore...
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Putting Hotspots in Pavement
When building our first innovation center I remember the difficulty of getting the space adequately wired among all the store shelves. This and other issues had...
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Science of Humor
Mind Hacks on the science of humor. Another example of non conscious reaction. And what better engagement for retail than laughter? How can this result purchasing...
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Expert Integrated Systems
A short video by IBM Research on integrated expert systems. Insightful thoughts I agree with. " ... Why expert integrated systems? " ... An IBM Research perspective...
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Brain Responses and Neuroeconomics
In Science Daily: Neuroeconomics: Studying Brain Responses Gives Marketers Increased Ability to Predict How People Make DecisionsScienceDaily (Apr. 24, 2012)...
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College Libraries Exploring Pinterest
My own involvement with libraries would not make me expect this. But libraries are doing more experimentation than they used to. Moving from text centric to image...
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GSMP InSight Launched
GS1 reports they have a new site that summarizes global standards activity: Building Standards to Deliver Business Value: InSight is GSMP
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Data and Visualization Blogs
A good list of data and visualization blogs, have not heard of a number of them. Worth exploring.
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Machine Learning, Analytics and Learning
A favorite topic when we sought to implement artificial intelligence in the enterprise was machine learning. Ultimately we integrated what is now called 'business...
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P&G Thanks Moms
Long time colleague Stan Joosten writes:Digital Friends,With 100 days to go until the start of the London 2012 Olympic Games we have launched our global P&G Thank...
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Office Tablets
Tablets are more mobile than a laptop. Good for applications like healthcare. But in general business applications? I have had an iPad for about a year now.ReadWriteWeb...
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Avon Social Networks
An article in Knowledge@Wharton about strategic changes at Avon. The point that they were an early innovator in what has come to be known as 'social networking'...
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SNCR Sponsors Social Media Summit
I see that SNCR, the Society for new Consumer Research is co sponsoring an upcoming social media summit: " ... The Corporate Social Media Summit is back for its...
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Building Pharmacist Relationships with Apps
Walgreens builds Apps To help you find a pharmacist. I have used this App for prescriptions, but not for building pharmacist relationships.
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P&G Pioneers Content Management
In Forbes: A historical piece about how P&G pioneered content management. Essentially the use of stories. " ... The company decided to innovate by telling these...
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Memory Formation
In ReadwriteWeb: It has been known for a long time that our memories are a malleable thing. But have we now been introduced to something very different than just...
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Counting Clicks
Roger Dooley does a good job on the recent work regarding how much clicks really do count. Fundamental issues. I recall in the early days of internet advertising...
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