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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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Innovation Networks
Noting the work of Peter Gloor at MIT. In particular he studies innovation networks-- the ecosystem of innovation, learning, and collaborative knowledge networks...
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Overreaching in Neuromarketing?
The interpretation of brain images and other biometric measurements are part of a broad and increasingly practiced set of methods called neuromarketing. Following...
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Netezza and Columnar Databases
An interesting piece with a number of useful additional links on the topic.
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Chartle Data Visualization
A simple online data visualization tool called Chartle as a Web application in early Beta that is looking for testers. You can create, embed and share results...
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How little do People Actually Read?
Jakob Nielsen pulls together data from eyetracking about how little people actually read on a web. Its mostly scanning I know, but it is worse than you think: ...
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Social Media as a Commodity
Good piece by Dave Fleet posts on social media as a commodity. Anyone can provide it, but what do good clients care about when you provide the service?
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Re-inventing E-Mail
Google is attempting to re-invent e-mail. This is a good overview article. In Gmail they have been adding little pieces of functionality, with varying levels'...
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Jim Stengel
I was late in discovering this, but former P&G CMO Jim Stengel has a web site which promotes his ideas and forthcoming book. ' ... This website captures the journey...
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Free vs Good
Have just become involved in the early setup days of another start up. A virtual start up where many folks will be widely distributed and often traveling. TheMore...
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WolframAlpha's Terms of Use
Examining WolframAlpha's terms of service. Its a computational service, not a search engine. So the implications for use are different.
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FAST Interns
In 1997 Pete Blackshaw (Now exec VP at Nielsen) created an internship program call FAST at P&G which provided a means for interns to communicate directly withAn...
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Intelligence Blog
Former compatriot and correspondent, now co-entrepreneur and my small business consultant, Stan Dyck now has a blog. He is a very good researcher and writer.'...
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Marketing for Nice People
Pamela Slim writes about Marketing for Nice People. ' ... it is incredibly difficult to strike a perfect balance between sharing information openly, without a....
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Procter CIO On Top 50 List
Worked with a number of Procter CIOs. It is a near tradition that they make the Informationweek top 50 list. Filippo Passerini is the latest, having now been'...
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Branding Means Better Search?
Intriguing article about Microsoft's new search engine, provisionally called 'Bing'. Have not seen it or tried it. Regardless if it is better, they believe that...
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One Laptop per Child Vision
I see that the article below, from the CACM, is now available in full text. Good update. Followed this from within the enterprise since 2005, hoping we could participate...
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Stanford Metaverse Conference
I have been away from the virtual worlds topic for a while now, but still think it has useful applications in the enterprise. See the upcoming meeting below:'Main...
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John Holland on Complex Adaptive Systems
Talk at Case Western by John Holland on Complex Adaptive Systems / Agent Models from this past October. Good overview for the general modeling and simulation practitioner...
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Permanence of the Record
When I give talks on the Web I often include the caution that you should write knowing that what you say there is permanent and often easily findable. So thinkas...
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