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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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Neurosynaptic Chips
Just announced in IBM Research: " ... What is a cognitive chip? The latest SyNAPSE chip, introduced on August 7, 2014, has the potential to transform mobilityThe...
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Wharton Customer Analytics Initiative
Their latest newsletter. Subscribe. I follow them and write about their work from time to time, always something interesting to see. Most recently resultsPurchase...
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Google Testing Mobile App Tracking
In Adage: Testing a method for App tracking on mobile browsers. " ... Google has come up with a way to overcome the ad-targeting gap between mobile web visitors...
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Analytics Training at University of Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati Center for Business Analytics is pleased to announce its fall continuing education offerings. These two-day courses will be offered...
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Vint Cerf on the Internet
Always interesting Internet pioneer, Vint Cerf, who we used as a consultant in the enterprise, talks about the current state and future of the Intenet. In the...
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Text Analytics for Everyone
In UXMag: Our own early experience with text analytics was that it can be readily done with today's software, but coming to specific conclusions can be more difficult...
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Techsolve's Miniviz
Local company Techsolve's software Miniviz helps companies understand if their machine tools are operating efficiently. Enables small and medium sized companies...
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Byron Sharp on Behavioral Economics
Excellent piece with lots of useful cautions . Including a good criticism of neuromarketing. See also correspondent Byron Sharp's excellent book: How Brands Grow...
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Amazon's 3D Printing Store
Just took a look. This points to the broader commercializing of 3D Printing. Shop the Future? The offerings still look fairly trivial, but this gives you an...
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China's Digital Transformation
Good McKinsey piece, with some interesting statistics::China’s digital transformationWith more than 600 million users, China is already the world’s largest Internet...
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Walmart.com Re-designs
In Retailwire: Making a move to look and work more like Amazon. " ... Walmart.com saw its (online) sales rise 27 percent last quarter following a 30 percent increase...
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A Game to Map the Brain: Eyewire
One of a number of crowdsourcing games out there in cosmology, genetics and beyond. Several have been around for many years. I like the idea, but have thereEyeWire...
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Emoticons and Neuroscience
Do emoticons have a neuroscience? How are they different than the use of text? I thought I had noticed that there were fewer of them out in the wild these days...
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The Store as the Next Killer App
Discovered WayFind: A conversation about the customer experience: Here talking about the use of the use of the retail store as the next killer App. " ... “Buy...
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Taking an Opportunity View
In the HBR, may require registration: " ... The innovative ideas that led to the companies Nest and Square started when their founders sought to improve everyday...
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Living Our Life in Stories
In The Edge: Stories as problem resolution narratives. " ... We think of stories as a wildly creative art form but within that creativity and that diversity there...
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Coursera Consumer Neuromarketing Course
Via the Copenhagen Business School, no background required. Worked with the CBS in the past in this context.An Introduction to Consumer Neuroscience & Neuromarketing...
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Value of Un-Siloed Data is Exponential
In Adage: CEO of AOL Platforms makes some interesting comments on Innovation and the value of data. Like inertia stifles innovation .... (Well yes) And on data...
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Silent Risk
A colleague writes:" ... For those interested in the mathematical beauty of highly unlikely but very impactful events : a draft version (for comments) of Silent...
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