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Enterprise Thinking Blog
From The Eponymous Pickle

Enterprise Thinking Blog

See Computing Now's Enterprise Thinking Blog.  Part of the IEEE Computing Now effort.  Nicely done, by Joshua Greenbaum, Principal, Enterprise Applications Consulting...

From Computational Complexity

Typecasting in Dagstuhl

After this pre-recorded typecast, we learned of the tragic death of Alexey Chervonenkis, the C of VC dimension, a huge loss to the learning community. We’ll have...

Julian Sanchez on the NSA and Surveillance Reform
From Schneier on Security

Julian Sanchez on the NSA and Surveillance Reform

Julian Sanchez of the Cato Institute has a lengthy audio interview on NSA surveillance and reform. Worth listening to....

IBM Master the Mainframe Contest
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

IBM Master the Mainframe Contest

For something different, IBM is running its tenth Master the Mainframe Contest for students age 13 and up. From the web site: What you need to know: In Fall 2014...

Kraft and Data Integration for Analytics
From The Eponymous Pickle

Kraft and Data Integration for Analytics

I note in particular here the use of third party data to integrate with their own.  Good case study for CPG.   It is becoming common to understand and utilize free...

Kroger Looks to Digital for Shopper Experience
From The Eponymous Pickle

Kroger Looks to Digital for Shopper Experience

Another example of increasing use of data to understand and anticipate shopper experience.Kroger looks to digital to improve shopping experience Kroger's recent...

Request for Information (RFI)-National Privacy Research Strategy
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Request for Information (RFI)-National Privacy Research Strategy

Agencies of the Federal Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program are planning to develop a joint National Privacy Research...

Mining Medical Data
From The Eponymous Pickle

Mining Medical Data

On mining medical data.  " .... Your Doctor Knows You're Killing Yourself. The Data Brokers Told Her - in Bloomberg  ... ""  .... You may soon get a call from your...

Detecting Robot-Handwriting
From Schneier on Security

Detecting Robot-Handwriting

Interesting article on the arms race between creating robot "handwriting" that looks human, and detecting text that has been written by a robot. Robots will continue...

On Rewards for Motivation
From The Eponymous Pickle

On Rewards for Motivation

An overview of motivational rewards as used in gamification.  In particular a comparison of instrinsic and extrinsic methods.   What works in which conditions.Points...

Lesson in Successful Disaster Planning
From Schneier on Security

Lesson in Successful Disaster Planning

I found the story of the Federal Reserve on 9/11 to be fascinating. It seems they just flipped a switch on all their Y2K preparations, and it worked....

Computer Scientists in Popular Science’s “Top Ten of 2014″
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Computer Scientists in Popular Science’s “Top Ten of 2014″

Popular Science has released their Top Ten of 2014 which honors the brightest young minds reshaping science, engineering, and the world. Computer scientists Prabal...

Buildings and Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Buildings and Innovation

How much do buildings influence creativity?  Apparently they have at MIT.  An interesting study of a particular building that provided a locus for innovation for...

Google Balloons will Ring the Globe
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Balloons will Ring the Globe

In Tech Review:  Though I heard of it, its progress was new to me.  " .... The boss of the Google X research lab, Astro Teller, says his company’s experimental...

Future of Data Science
From The Eponymous Pickle

Future of Data Science

In the NYT: A look at the future of Data Science.   " ... “Current knowledge bases are full of facts,” Mr. Etzioni observed, “but they are surprisingly knowledge...

Kill Switches for Weapons
From Schneier on Security

Kill Switches for Weapons

Jonathan Zittrain argues that our military weapons should be built with a kill switch, so they become useless when they fall into enemy hands....

American Computer Science League Programming Competition
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

American Computer Science League Programming Competition

If you didn’t see this in the recent CSTA email blast read below about the ACSL Programming Competition: ACSL has offered a unique programming competition forCSTA...

Anticipating Value of Analytic Oracles and Advisors
From The Eponymous Pickle

Anticipating Value of Analytic Oracles and Advisors

In ClickZ:  Thoughts on analytics advisory and automating functions:" ... Could the "Analytics Oracle" Be the Next Evolution of Convergence Analytics?  ... A new...

Presentations on the Future of AI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Presentations on the Future of AI

On the Future of AI, In GigaOM.  " .... Gigaom recently hosted a meetup featuring thought leaders and entrepreneurs in the world of artificial intelligence andInteresting...

CS EdCamp Anyone?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

CS EdCamp Anyone?

Some of the more interesting professional development events I have been to is recent years have been called EdCamps. Many of these are organized via the EdCamp...
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