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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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Data Tech Trend
Data will be a defining Tech Trend. Based on several trips I took in December to clients, it is clear that companies are looking for ways to leverage their huge...
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Maps of science
In Flowingdata: An interesting map that shows the interrelationships of scientific fields based on published papers. This kind of visualization is more useful for...
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Changing our Relationhip with Technology
Will AI do this?. An Intel director comments. Yes I have believed that since our work in the area in the 80s. It is a matter of timing. We were too optimistic...
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Joy of Quiet
On the joy of quiet. Getting away from the deluge of data. On a current trip I have been juggling three devices and when one of them failed found myself feeling...
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Media and Children
On media and children. Effects positive and negative. In particular on games and children. With lots of references to studies on the topic.
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Google Official Blog Sums Most all of it up
The official google blog sums up the last year of posts, reminding me of a number of things I had followed up on and some I had forgotten. Many still remain interesting...
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Personal Brand Audit
The Burghard Group Suggests:Simple steps for a personal brand Audit. Good set of straightforward ideas.
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Wearable Computing
A topic we followed.. Not an unexpected direction. Integrated computing and clothing. We are not far off today, with buzzing devices in pockets altering us to...
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Continuous Revisions
By Nicholas Carr: A consequence of e-books: the ability to continually revise. Yes, I agree ... If we want that, but the same technology allows us to specifically...
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Finding New Customers
In Mashable: Intriguing thoughts on how to get new customers. Not an obvious set of examples." ... The subject of finding customers is one of the most mysterious...
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Leveraging Semantics in 2012
Excellent post by Mark Montgomery: Strategic IT Alignment in 2012: Leverage Semantics ... read it here
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Technology Evolution
In ReadWriteWeb. A look at Kevin Kelly's new book on technology evolution. Makes me want to read it. "... It's a highly ambitious and expansive book, which looks...
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Grace Hopper Interview
An interview with computer pioneer Grace Hopper, who I met while working at the Pentagon. A reminder of how far we have come.
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WiFi Vending Machines
In Japan, the home of universal vending, machines that will provide free registration-less WiFi and product. Assuming they will sell advertising for companies that...
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Sands Research Nails VW Ad
An interesting result that starts to connect new ad analysis methods with classic methods:------Wall St. Journal and AdWeek Agree with
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Telling a Business Story with Slideshare
Telling a business story. Simple advice overall. " ... Because presentations are generally about very specific topics, companies use SlideShare for inbound marketing...
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Visualizing the Flavor Network
A flavor network. From FlowingData. The different relationships of flavor and location. An interesting example of visual relationships.
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Common Statistical Mistakes
Very common examples. I have seen variants of all of these. Still, should be well known to all saavy managers. If you see anything that is similar to these...
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Considering Gamification
When should you consider the use of game methods for business? This should be carefully considered for applications alternatively in and outside the company,...
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