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Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Bikes
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Bikes

Squid Bikes is a California brand. Article from Velo News. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven't...

Machine Learning Blog on Technet
From The Eponymous Pickle

Machine Learning Blog on Technet

Introduced rather late to this.  Looks to be a good resource.  Most recently: " ... Microsoft’s Machine Learning technology got a bit of press coverage in the past...

Executives Understanding  Emerging Technogy
From The Eponymous Pickle

Executives Understanding Emerging Technogy

I spent years explaining emerging technology to the C-Suite.  So this article in CIO Insight reminded me of the complexity involved. We also worked this during...

Lufthansa Outsources to IBM
From The Eponymous Pickle

Lufthansa Outsources to IBM

In Reuters: Pointing to a $1.25 Billion agreement.  With some mention of including some Watson based efforts.

Considering 'The Box'
From The Eponymous Pickle

Considering 'The Box'

In Innovation Excellence:    Working inside the box.  I like the idea.  When we build models there are always constraints that specify 'a box' we operate in.  You...

More Process Models
From The Eponymous Pickle

More Process Models

Was recently reminded of some acronym based processes.  Which are easy to remember, but also a little too cute.  Notable and used in design is ADDIE: Analysis,....

P&G Back to Product Sampling
From The Eponymous Pickle

P&G Back to Product Sampling

A long time emphasis, being renewed.  Trial is a powerful method." ... Procter & Gamble – the world’s biggest advertiser – is placing a renewed focus on product...

Communicating with Brands
From The Eponymous Pickle

Communicating with Brands

Just how do consumers want to communicate with brands? " ... Some brand communication practices — such as sending useful information or tailored emails based on...

Economic Failures of HTTPS Encryption
From Schneier on Security

Economic Failures of HTTPS Encryption

Interesting paper: "Security Collapse of the HTTPS Market." From the conclusion: Recent breaches at CAs have exposed several systemic vulnerabilities and market...

"Cooperating with the Future"
From Schneier on Security

"Cooperating with the Future"

This is an interesting paper -- the full version is behind a paywall -- about how we as humans can motivate people to cooperate with future generations. Abstract...

Shopping with Large Scale Touch Screens
From The Eponymous Pickle

Shopping with Large Scale Touch Screens

E-Bay and so called 'Magic Mirror' systems in retail.  We tested the idea extensively.  Technology has continued to improve.  See the tag shelf virtualization for...

Why the world needs anthropologists – an update
From Putting People First

Why the world needs anthropologists – an update

Why the world needs anthropologists – Coming out of the ivory tower Location: Padua, Italy, Centro Culturale Altinate/San Gaetano Date and time: Friday, 5 December...

Deep dive into drinking occasions
From Putting People First

Deep dive into drinking occasions

Five years into his role as head of strategic insights at Heineken UK, Mick Doran believes that the brewing industry is learning valuable lessons from other FMCG...

Are we viewing consumers as humans?
From Putting People First

Are we viewing consumers as humans?

Underneath all the shopping, online searching, and purchasing is a human being who takes a particular action for very personal reasons, writes Jure Klepic in The...

Intel, Tony Salvador, and design anthropology
From Putting People First

Intel, Tony Salvador, and design anthropology

Why would Intel need to conduct a tremendous amount of ethnographic research if all they are manufacturing are microchips? This short essay by Ioanis Hristodoulou...

From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

Cornell CS at 50

Plus a long-promised discussion on diagonalization TRUST security source Dexter Kozen has been on the faculty of computer science at Cornell for almost 30 of the...

New Snowden Documents Show GCHQ Paying Cable & Wireless for Access
From Schneier on Security

New Snowden Documents Show GCHQ Paying Cable & Wireless for Access

A new story based on the Snowden documents and published in the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung shows how the GCHQ worked with Cable & Wireless -- acquired...

Causality for Policy Assessment and Impact Analysis
From The Eponymous Pickle

Causality for Policy Assessment and Impact Analysis

From BayesiaLab.     Nicely done live recorded lecture.  To get the full extensive tutorial you need to register.  The video is open without registrationNew Video...

Seeking More Humane Computing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Seeking More Humane Computing

IBM’s Brad Becker, chief design officer for Watson on the ‘More Humane’ Promise of Cognitive Computing, in a very thought provoking interview with Knowledge@Wharton...

API Innovation from McCormick
From The Eponymous Pickle

API Innovation from McCormick

More innovation from the spice giant.   " ... the company introduced FlavorPrint, a service that allows customers to create a personal profile and enter information...
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