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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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Tablet Adoption in the Enterprise
A broad overview of rising adoption of iPad's in the enterprise. Interesting stats. I do not like the use of the slide show format for this kind of information...
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Too Many Patents
In Hoover. I have seen a great deal of junk and arbitrary thoughts patented. With the hope of bullying money from companies. There is much need for reform. Some...
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True Impact Neuromarketing
Recently connected with Diana Lucaci of True Impact Marketing in Toronto. A Canadian firm that does neuromarketing studies. I was impressed with their list of...
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Information Literacy
I had cause to look at the Information Literacy Blog yesterday. Articles covering information collaboration, which you can see have been of interest to me lately...
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Concern About Millenials
I have always thought that concerns about adapting to epochal population groups are overplayed. My own experience has been that it is true that there are differences...
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Smarter Traffic Pilot
I notice in a current press release that the city of Cologne, Germany has completed a pilot of a smarter traffic system created by IBM. In graduate school we used...
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Modular Sensors: Node
In GigaOM, from CES, A video about the Node modular sensor. Integrating sensors into the net and analytic processes is an important next step to the 'thinking'...
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Curiosity as Gateway Competency
Good thought here. Developed broadly in Chief Learning Officer mag: " ... Curiosity may be the most helpful competency in business today. Start with genuine inquisitiveness...
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Research for Small and Medium Sized Businesses
I cut my teeth in technology and business research in the enormous enterprise. That is a place where you have lots of flexibility that lets you bring in new methods...
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New Neuroscience Consultancy
Rafal Ohme, a former colleague in neuromarketing applications, has started a London based consultancy. There will be more here as I get to talk to them. FromMrWeb...
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Data to Predicted Events and Decisions
Can the future be predicted by tracking Twitter? A government project that addresses this. In a recent post I mentioned work that I have been tracking track and...
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Ads Based on Mood and Body Language
Ads and emotion. A popular thought in the media these days. Technology companies are thinking about it as well: " ... In an application filed in December 2010...
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Zakta is on the Technology List to Watch
I have long followed Zakta's approach for collaborative search and enabling social intelligence. I see they have been declared one of the ten technology companies...
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Tide Pods to Roll Worldwide
Announced in the local press. Tide Pods to go global. I mention this because I was involved in early research in this area of discontinuous innovation, which...
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Past and Near Future of Wearable Computing
I recently mentioned our own enterprise experimentation with wearable computing for maintenance tasks. Consumer oriented wearables are gaining excitement from...
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Agility as Part of the Process
Thinking more about retail bookstores. An article in the HBR online about keeping agility as part of your process. It may cost to do that, but in a volatile world...
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OpenField Creative Dynamic Media Delivery
A former colleague of mine Scott Frondorf pointed me to his new company: OpenField Creative. We worked together on gamification concepts. They have a great set...
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The Last Big Bookseller
Excellent detailed article in Knowledge @ Wharton: Under Strategic Management:Barnes & Noble, the Last Big Bookseller Standing: But for How Long? After a disappointing...
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Amazon Industrial and Scientific
My wife Joy runs a store through Amazon. I have become amazed by the variety of goods sold there. Here are Amazon mark downs in industrial and scientific goods...
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