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Autocad on the IPhone
From The Eponymous Pickle

Autocad on the IPhone

In a very interesting development a version of the very well known CAD system will become available for the IPhone and IPad, available by this fall.... I used AutoCad...

Review Your Offering
From The Eponymous Pickle

Review Your Offering

Want your service, book, software or consulting skills presented to an elite audience here in review form? See my Ad and review policies here. -----------------...

Independent Review of Recorded Future
From The Eponymous Pickle

Independent Review of Recorded Future

I have now mentioned Recorded Future a number of times in this space, here is another independent review that does a good job of introducing it for niche research...

Tag Strategy at Wal-Mart
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tag Strategy at Wal-Mart

More in Storefrontbacktalk about Wal-Mart's RFID tagging strategy.

Digital Bread Crumbs
From The Eponymous Pickle

Digital Bread Crumbs

So if you don't have GPS, can you use digital bread crumbs to track your movements?

Brandery Welcomes Inaugural Class
From The Eponymous Pickle

Brandery Welcomes Inaugural Class

Dave Knox welcomes the inaugural class to a concept he calls the Brandery on Monday. " ... If you

Wrist Watch Comeback
From The Eponymous Pickle

Wrist Watch Comeback

With more people using data and information rich smartphones, wristwatches are not selling well beyond their jewelry appeal. But a new Blue Tooth 4.0 standard...

BI Platform is Dead: an Interactive e-book
From The Eponymous Pickle

BI Platform is Dead: an Interactive e-book

The BI Platform is Dead: A fresh look at what business analytics means for today's organizationsView this interactive eBook now (Registration with Information management...

Retailer Helpers
From The Eponymous Pickle

Retailer Helpers

In Bloomberg BusinessWeek: a Good overview article on a number of startups that are using smartphones to bring e-commerce advantages to real-world stores. Mentions...

Whorfian Hypothesis
From The Eponymous Pickle

Whorfian Hypothesis

An extensive NYT Magazine article on the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis: That the language you speak effects how you think. Was often characterized by the observation...

Field Agent Re-look
From The Eponymous Pickle

Field Agent Re-look

I mentioned the Field Agent IPhone App some time ago. It allows a retailer or manufacturer to pay people to perform simple tasks at a store and get paid for doing...

The RBR Group and other Sites Then and Now
From The Eponymous Pickle

The RBR Group and other Sites Then and Now

I have been loosely affiliated with the RBR group since my retirement from Procter & Gamble over two years ago. The just updated their web site with some new features...

IBM Makes a Nano Map
From The Eponymous Pickle

IBM Makes a Nano Map

IBM makes a clever nano world map 1000 times smaller than grain of sand . Small things can be useful.

Changing Your Privacy Mind
From The Eponymous Pickle

Changing Your Privacy Mind

EchoEcho: A startup that lets you ask of anyone: Where are you? - The receiver can provide or deny the information. The approach is different because you can change...

RFID Location of Sponges, Instruments
From The Eponymous Pickle

RFID Location of Sponges, Instruments

In RFID Journal: The FDA has approved the use of passive RFID tags for the location of instruments and sponges. I recall this being brought up in sessions ten years...

On Luring Shoppers to the Store
From The Eponymous Pickle

On Luring Shoppers to the Store

A good WSJ article on various uses of technology to get people to physical retail. This was an area we worked on extensively with a number of vendors.

Character Amnesia in Chinese
From The Eponymous Pickle

Character Amnesia in Chinese

Lots of thoughts out about how technology is altering aspects of literacy. This article from Language Log, about how text messaging is influencing Chinese characters...

Seaswarm Spill Robotics
From The Eponymous Pickle

Seaswarm Spill Robotics

Report about an MIT project called Seaswarm. Autonomous robotics to address oil spills. Includes an interesting video. I do always wonder about the contextual complexity...

Learn from Old Spice
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Learn from Old Spice

This received considerable publicity. Is it for everyone? Likely not, but it does indicate what can work: What Marketers Can Learn From the Old Spice 'Your Man'...

Millenials
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Millenials

Paul Gillin deftly discusses Millenials Coming soon to a cubical near you. I see the same behavior in my millenial children.
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