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Hot Sauce and Taste
From The Eponymous Pickle

Hot Sauce and Taste

In the past I worked in the food part of CPG, and learned a little about taste trends and how they influence purchases.  Also a devoted amateur chef.  The considerable...

Virtual Security Guard
From The Eponymous Pickle

Virtual Security Guard

In Mashable:  An App that acts as a virtual security guard accompanying you home.  At this point no drone is involved.  But I can see that also being added.  This...

An Ecommerce Case Study
From The Eponymous Pickle

An Ecommerce Case Study

In Conversioner:Case Study: Ecommerce Store Increases Purchases by 200%We oftentimes find that our clients haphazardly choose images for their websites; they don...

Gallup: quantitative customer experience metrics aren’t enough
From Putting People First

Gallup: quantitative customer experience metrics aren’t enough

Over the past decade, Gallup has observed a growing arms race among brands to implement bigger and better customer experience platforms. These systems — also called...

Video Retrospective: Ferranti Atlas – Britain’s First Supercomputer
From insideHPC

Video Retrospective: Ferranti Atlas – Britain’s First Supercomputer

This video celebrates the 50th anniversary of Britain's first supercomputer, the Ferranti Atlas. "When first switched on in December 1962, Atlas was the world's...

Digital Assistants in an Age of Flex Labor
From The Eponymous Pickle

Digital Assistants in an Age of Flex Labor

There will be fewer full time jobs, and many workers will become independent contractors, like myself.   An implication is that advisory systems will  be needed...

Job of the Week: HPC Virtualization Specialist at Stanford University
From insideHPC

Job of the Week: HPC Virtualization Specialist at Stanford University

Stanford University is seeking an HPC Virtualization Specialist in our Job of the Week. The post Job of the Week: HPC Virtualization Specialist at Stanford University...

Ezio Manzini talk at the RSA (London)
From Putting People First

Ezio Manzini talk at the RSA (London)

Excerpt (above) – full replay Abstract H​ow do we nurture conditions in which a diffuse creativity can flourish and evolve through collaborative organisations and...

Prototypes capturing new user experiences for bicycles
From Putting People First

Prototypes capturing new user experiences for bicycles

Back in May 2015, the Urban Futures team of the Future Cities Catapult (based in London, UK) completed a design research project around cycling. This short project...

New Watson Cognitive AI Ads
From The Eponymous Pickle

New Watson Cognitive AI Ads

In Adage, new Watson Ads shown at the US Tennis Open.  Startups that are using Watson technologies.  Would be useful to get a solid technical description of how...

[Book] Anthropologist observes the world of London bankers
From Putting People First

[Book] Anthropologist observes the world of London bankers

Swimming with Sharks: My Journey into the World of the Bankers by Joris Luyendijk Guardian Faber Publishing September 2015 – 288 pages Joris Luyendijk, an investigative...

Types of Innovation for the Enterprise
From The Eponymous Pickle

Types of Innovation for the Enterprise

In the Cisco Blog:  Reasonable classification.   Thinking of categorizing it around four dimensions: Products, Processes, Position  and Business Models.   Good"...

Toyota Looks for AI to Empower Driving
From The Eponymous Pickle

Toyota Looks for AI to Empower Driving

An indication of where strong interest in AI is coming from. In Engadget.  " ... Toyota teams up with MIT and Stanford for AI research. ....  " .... . The carmaker...

Understanding Squid Self-Healing Teeth
From Schneier on Security

Understanding Squid Self-Healing Teeth

Using squid teeth as a model, researchers have created "the first material that heals itself in water." Paper from Nature. As usual, you can also use this squid...

Security and Privacy: Mobile Medical Applications presentation and webinar on September 8
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Security and Privacy: Mobile Medical Applications presentation and webinar on September 8

There will be a special presentation and webinar on Tuesday, September 8, 2015 on Security and Privacy: Mobile Medical Applications by Dr. David Kotz, the Champion...

I'll be Talking Cyber-Resilience on a Webinar
From Schneier on Security

I'll be Talking Cyber-Resilience on a Webinar

This coming Thursday, I'll be talking with Larry Poneman about cyber-resilience and the results of a new survey he's releasing. Join us here. The event is sponsored...

Revisiting Vernor Vinge’s “predictions” for 2025
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Revisiting Vernor Vinge’s “predictions” for 2025

Vernor Vinge is a retired mathematics professor who became famous through his science-fiction novels. He is also famous as being one of the first to contemplate...

Complex Behaviors from Simple Brains
From The Eponymous Pickle

Complex Behaviors from Simple Brains

From Santa Fe Institute.  This is often stated as a precept of complexity theory.  Though the precise arrangement of hardware, connections and rules is often difficult...

Magic Mirrors in Retail
From The Eponymous Pickle

Magic Mirrors in Retail

Evan Schuman looks at the magic mirror concept.   Good thoughts.   An idea that we examined and featured at times in the innovation center for cosmetics marketing...

Computer Science: Dictating Careers in Digital Technology
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Computer Science: Dictating Careers in Digital Technology

The Computer Science Teacher Association’s Executive Director, Mark Nelson was recently featured in MediaplanetUSA’s “Careers in Digital Tech” campaign to inspire...
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