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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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DemandTec Connects Weather and Planning
I have followed the idea of connecting accurate weather forecasts to planning and forecasting for some time. We watched as Wal-Mart did some early work to include...
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Google Embracing Marketing
A good AdAge piece on Google and Marketing. I think Google has always interested in marketing, perhaps not the more formal kind, but search is a new form of marketing...
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Real Time Streaming Geo Data
I have been following GeoIQ for some time for applications that deal with analytics with mobile retail data. Now more: GeoIQ Releases Real-Time Streaming Social...
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Choices at the Drug Store
How does a consumer make a choice when confronted with headache remedies? In the enterprise we used 'knowledge mapping' techniques to understand the complexity...
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Chips that Learn
At IBM Almaden, a spectacular place , where I have spent some time: " ... As researchers confidently predict a future of faster-than-ever transformations in computing...
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Why These Ads?
From E-Commerce Times: Why these ads? I often ask that question. " ... Google's latest tool, dubbed "Why These Ads," is designed to give users insight on exactly...
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Readying to Unwire the Enterprise
In Knowledge at Wharton: The enterprise still has lots of wires. Can continued control be effective once the enterprise goes wireless?" ... In another context,...
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Kindle Lending Library
A Kindle lending library. Prime members can read a book a month for free on Kindle devices. Is this another pointer to the death of printed books?
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Social Media Decoding
In Technology Review: A Social Media Decoder. New Technology deciphers and empowers the millions who talk back to their televisions through the Web... Discovering...
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Digital Storytelling
On the stack: The New Digital Storytelling, by Bryan Alexander. " ... Digital storytelling uses new media tools and platforms to tell stories. The second wave...
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Digital Duets
From the Path to Purchase Institute, a report: Digital Duets: Collaborative Marketing Strategies Along the New Path to Purchase
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Knowledge Capture, Retention and Transfer
Met yesterday with Perigean Technologies and their CTO Brian Moon. Impressive vendors of knowledge mapping technologies we used actively in the enterprise. A...
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The Digital School
In the NYT this morning. Despite my orientation, education is not all about technology. Technology is a tool, great if used appropriately. But that same tech...
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Digital Gardening
I am an amateur botanist, having worked and dabbled in the space for a long time. The Web has been a great source for information in this space. Now plans...
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Robots Everywhere
In the HBR: " ... At RoboBusiness this week, a conference devoted to the business and technology of robots, the revelation for me was not just how far robotic...
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Clorox and Consumer Product Innovation
An interesting co-creation idea being used at Clorox. The example in Consumer package goods is interesting because it involves the consumer directly. I am sure...
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GS1 Annual Report
See the extensive GS1 Annual Report. In particular their sections on B2C progress in the last year. It is a time when the consumer is increasingly empowered...
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Beauty of Near Misses
Todd Henry in Accidental Creative on the Beauty of Near Misses. " ... how often do I curse my fate when things don
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Share of Wallet Isn't Enough
Professor Byron Sharp, Director of the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute sends along a link to his post on this subject. I also like his comment: "... One of the...
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