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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 …
From The Eponymous Pickle
Smarter Commerce for the Mid Size Business
Good futures piece on this topic.To help companies understand the Smarter Commerce Institute, the SMB Group and CRM Essentials are working on a series of posts...
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Curse of Innovation
In Innovation Excellence: Enumerating the curses of innovation. Regarding Intellectual property, and of course the patent system.
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Semantic Smarts in Search
A report on how Google is adding new semantic smarts into its search." ... Reportedly spotted by several users, the search pages are now displaying semantic data...
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog
CS URGE: A Resource for Undergraduates
The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) has developed a new website for undergraduates seeking summer research opportunities as well as advice and tips on applying...
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson
Interesting Links 21 May 2012
I spent Friday visiting with high school Computer Science teachers at the St Joseph's College (Long Island NY) programming competition. This is always a good time...
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Synthetic Biology Accellerator
I have heard the term 'synthetic biology' used many times. Most recently in the funding proposal for a startup. It is usually is misused in odd ways. These...
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Tailoring Billboards
Onstar patents a system to tailor billboards to individual drivers:" ... Like the billboards Tom Cruise encountered in Minority Report, the OnStar-linked ads would...
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Working Styles
Mindjet has an interesting document on workings styles. Surprisingly without any registration required. Good overview with useful links,
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog
Emergency Management: Incident, Resource, and Supply Chain Management
The following is a special contribution to this blog from Nabil R. Adam, a professor of computer and information systems and director of the recently-established...
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Brochures
A long time interest is about the way computers have been sold in media. The Computer History Museum has an online exhibit of brochures that sold computers with...
From Putting People First
After ethnography, and other papers by Iota Partners
Iota Partners is a new Chicago-based venture of Rick Robinson and John Cain (with whom Experientia partner Jan-Christoph Zoels once worked at Sapient) that deals...
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Customer Centricity
We worked with Professor Peter Fader of Wharton in the enterprise. His book on Customer centricity essentials is now out in its second edition. " ... Despite...
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Charmin App Improved
Charmin App Updated: " ... Procter & Gamble brand Charmin has introduced the SitOrSquat: Restroom Finder application for mobile devices, which lets users rate public...
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The Data Breadth of the Supply Chain
Today I gave an invited talk "End-to-End Supply Chain: Innovation, Design and Development" at the University of Cincinnati. I emphasized the integration of Big...
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Solving a Data Science Problem
Vincent Granville on ways to solve a data science problem. An interesting case study that uses a number of common analytic methods. Well described: " .... Here...
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SAS and Teradata
On SAS and Teradata joining forces. More appliances: " ... Over the years SAS has worked with many data warehousing vendors. In particular, in the recent past...
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Graph Databases
A recent piece by Mark Montgomery led me to Philip Howard in Bloor on Graph Databases. An introduction. Which led me to the WP article on the same. Obvious application...
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Reviewing the Buying Brain
An interesting review of The Buying Brain. Very positive. Overdone I think, there are aspects of neuromarketing methods that although useful in conjunction with...
From Schneier on Security