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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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Kindle Books Available from Libraries
Amazon has launched a Kindle book borrowing service from over 11,000 libraries. You don't need a physical Kindle, only a free App for your device and an AmazonPress...
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Waitrose CrowdSources With its Shoppers
From IdeaConnection: The UK retailer Waitrose is using crowd sourcing techniques with its customers to develop new products. We will continue to see more of "...
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Employee Segmentation
Bain & Company writes about Employee Segmentation: Using employee segmentation to bring out the best in your workforce. I had never thought about segmenting...
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Brandwashed Published
Martin Lindstrom's new book: Brandwashed: Tricks Companies Use to Manipulate our Minds and Persuade us to Buy is now available. See this press release for much...
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Internal Social Software
Excellent Mashable piece on the use of social software inside the company. I am now involved with two projects that are seriously using this concept. It makes...
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Eye Tracking for the iPad
A useful development reported in AdAge. GazeHawk Brings Eye-Tracking Technology to the iPad. Heatmaps Could Help Tablet Publishers and Advertisers. Yes, this...
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Smart Marketing in Korea
In the Korea Herald: A general article in English on mobile and virtual retail developments in Korea. We looked to Korea for its forward looking understanding...
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MS Robotic Studio
We examined a number of robotics solution for home solutions. In IEEE Spectrum: Microsoft Releases Robotics Developer Studio 4 Beta, New Robot Platform. " .....
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What is RFID?
I have given many talks on the nature and usefulness of Radio Frequency Identification. (RFID) I see today there is an article on RFID Journal about its nature...
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Optimizing Knowledge Yield in the Workplace
Mark Montgomery of KYield, writes about Optimizing Knowledge Yield in the Digital Workplace . Some very important topics. I am currently in the process of trying...
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The Right BI Tool
Thoughtful piece about choices of BI tools. From MICHAEL TARALLO Pentaho Director of Enterprise Solutions. I have looked at Pentaho several times. It looked...
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Is Gamification a fad?
A post about the claim. I think not. We used the idea of 'game dynamics' to encourage engagement in and outside the company. The term itself may be overstating...
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Predictive Analytics with IBM SPSS
After attending the predictive analytics seminar last week I have been doing some examination of the current elements of the SPSS product suite. I found this particular...
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Innovation Excellence
Julie Anixter, colleague and Chief Innovation Officer at Maga Design. examines and mashes up content from the Innovation Excellence blog. Put it on your feed,...
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Behavior Modification Using Games
Good interview with Rajat Paharia, founder of Bunchball. Do games alter behavior? Yes, but in a particular and often useful context. Its a kind of behavioral engagement...
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Spinscape
Spinscape: This collaborative idea for mind mapping was just pointed out to me. I am exploring further. I am a long time user of mind mapping for storing and...
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Inflated Iluminated Wind Turbines
I would not have noticed this piece in Engadget if it were not about a Dean Kamen, famously the inventor of the Segway. And yes I know it is about a patent, not...
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Online Learning Resources
A good list of online learning resources from Mashable. The Web continues to be a good resource for learning. Here several things I have not heard of. These...
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