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Robert Fabricant on scaling your UX strategy
From Putting People First

Robert Fabricant on scaling your UX strategy

Leading businesses like Google are exploring scalable strategies that make UX relevant to engineers and MBAs across their organizations. Robert Fabricant has posted...

Britain’s Ministry of Nudges
From Putting People First

Britain’s Ministry of Nudges

The title of this New York Times article sounds like a Monty Python sketch (intentionally, I guess). But the article is luckily quite a lot more serious, exploring...

Future of Computing at Intel
From The Eponymous Pickle

Future of Computing at Intel

Wave fingers, making faces: The future of computing at Intel, from  CNET Mobile.  We had early connections with Intel Corp at our innovation Centers, including...

Principal Components Analysis in R
From The Eponymous Pickle

Principal Components Analysis in R

Principal Components Analysis and other Factor Analysis tools came up in a recent discussion. Here a discussion in Linkedin about such capabilities in R.  Good...

Government Data Visualization
From The Eponymous Pickle

Government Data Visualization

Interesting work at the MIT Media Lab, where we were members for years.   This looks like a good approach to examine further as a means of democratizing data.  ...

Explaining Hadoop: (More about How)
From The Eponymous Pickle

Explaining Hadoop: (More about How)

In Forbes:  Hadoop came some time after I had the role, but I was often called upon to provide a minimally technical explanation of new Tech. Here is a good one...

Are You Looking Forward to Hour of Code?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Are You Looking Forward to Hour of Code?

After my last blog piece, I got to work on my Hour of Code activity. I was trying to decide where to hold an Hour of Code activity and who to invite. After much...

Uptalking for Affirmation is Spreading
From The Eponymous Pickle

Uptalking for Affirmation is Spreading

When we seek affirmation we have our spoken sentences rise in frequency towards their conclusion.  We experimented with the idea for analyzing 800 line callsIn ...

Teradata Blogs
From The Eponymous Pickle

Teradata Blogs

Recently had cause to take a look at Teradata.  I revisited their set of blogs, which cover database, big data and analytics topics.  Paying good attention to innovation...

Coffee too Cheap?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Coffee too Cheap?

In Der Spiegel:  Pricing analysis with neuromarketing.    I agree with some of the commenters that the study seems to come from a warped hypothesis.  But I have...

Wearables to Exceed $8 Billion
From The Eponymous Pickle

Wearables to Exceed $8 Billion

A considerable move forward.  What will the implications be for business, for the average consumer?   Considering them as companion devices is also useful.    And...

RFID Solutions for Retailers
From The Eponymous Pickle

RFID Solutions for Retailers

Am still tracking RFID solutions for retailers.  This still have the most traction in apparel applications.  Here an end to end solution.  Addressing the usual"...

On Apple's iBeacon in Apple Stores
From The Eponymous Pickle

On Apple's iBeacon in Apple Stores

In CWworld:  Apple is using them in their own stores.  " ... Apple is taking a closer look at shoppers in its retail stores, under a new program that will push...

Friday Squid Blogging: Hoax Squid-Like Creature
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Hoax Squid-Like Creature

The weird squid-like creature floating around Bristol Harbour is a hoax. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news...

From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

Judging A Book By Its Coverage

Flaws in constitution Cropped from book page. Rebecca Goldstein is the author of the book Incompleteness: The Proof and Paradox of Kurt Gödel. She obtained her...

New Book: <i>Carry On</i>
From Schneier on Security

New Book: Carry On

I have a new book. It's Carry On: Sound Advice from Schneier on Security, and it's my second collection of essays. This book covers my writings from March 2008...

Bruce Schneier Facts T-Shirts
From Schneier on Security

Bruce Schneier Facts T-Shirts

0-Day Clothing has taken 25 Bruce Schneier Facts and turned them into T-shirts just in time for Christmas.

Seeking Best Social Networks for Brands
From The Eponymous Pickle

Seeking Best Social Networks for Brands

What appears to be an interesting study:Study: Brands' best bet for social media is Instagram Instagram beat out Facebook, Twitter and Google+ in a study comparing...

Genetically Tailored Beverages
From The Eponymous Pickle

Genetically Tailored Beverages

More examples of personalization:Coca-Cola CTO sees genetically-tailored beverages in the future"It's not going to be that far out that we will talk about personalized...

Will Personalization Kill Discovery?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Will Personalization Kill Discovery?

In Marketing Ying and Yang:  Will personalization kill discovery, choice and diversity of thought? blogs Yvette London.  She makes some useful points.  I worried...
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