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No Such Thing as Electronic Privacy
From The Eponymous Pickle

No Such Thing as Electronic Privacy

In Compterworld:  With more stories coming out about NSA, this short post explains how there is no such thing as privacy in electronics. Privacy as a delusion....

New York Times Article Highlights Computer Science Research in Medical Devices
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

New York Times Article Highlights Computer Science Research in Medical Devices

Computer science has been an active component of medical devices for a long time, but has recently been brought to the spotlight by former Vice President Dick Cheney...

Kellogg Mobile Augmented Reality Marketing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Kellogg Mobile Augmented Reality Marketing

A nice example of using augmented reality in marketing by Kellogg.   With music. " .... Kellogg is joining General Mills and Mondelez International in bringing...

Last Chance: Analytics for Executives.
From The Eponymous Pickle

Last Chance: Analytics for Executives.

LAST CHANCE.  Regional interest in the use of Analytics.  Talk from successful professional practitioners.  In particular suitable for executives seeking to understand...

Idio Platform
From The Eponymous Pickle

Idio Platform

I noted that longtime  correspondent Damon Ragusa of Thinkvine is now connected with Idio.   Which "... understands your customer’s interests and intent through...

Managing Discontinuous Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Managing Discontinuous Innovation

Manager at Unisys Posts:  How do we manage disruptive trends?  Some good thoughts here.  Match our own experiences in the enterprise.  Remembering that roughly"...

Video Games and Learning: My First MOOC Experience
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Video Games and Learning: My First MOOC Experience

Way back in the springtime I signed up for a Coursera offering on video games and learning.  I had no idea when the course would actually be offered, and forgot...

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of October 28
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of October 28

October 29 Markup: (Rescheduled from October 24) The House Homeland Security Committee will review pending legislation, including H.R. 3107, the Cybersecurity Boots...

Doing Data Science
From The Eponymous Pickle

Doing Data Science

Now available for order: Doing Data Science Paperback by Cathy O'Neil, Rachel Schutt: I like the general premise,  do not have yet:" ... Each chapter-long lecture...

Understanding the Threats in Cyberspace
From Schneier on Security

Understanding the Threats in Cyberspace

The primary difficulty of cyber security isn't technology -- it's policy. The Internet mirrors real-world society, which makes security policy online as complicated...

Interesting Links 28 October 2013
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 28 October 2013

The first quarter at my school closed last Friday. The year seems to be flying by. I guess it is true what they say about time flying when you are having fun. I...

Enterprise and Big Data
From The Eponymous Pickle

Enterprise and Big Data

On Enterprise Big Data:  some good points made here.  There is still relatively little understanding, and thus investment in the techniques.  This is not new, it...

Book: Speculative Everything
From Putting People First

Book: Speculative Everything

Speculative Everything Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming By Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby MIT Press Jan 2014, 200 pages [Amazon link] Today designers often focus...

A Personal History of Blogging
From The Eponymous Pickle

A Personal History of Blogging

According to the Wikipedia, Blogs were invented in 1998.  In 2001 I started an internal enterprise blog that was the most read in our global company.  It connected...

Tagging Forward
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tagging Forward

This blog started in 2003, replacing an older internal blog. Starting last year I started to tag items in this blog.  All new items are now tagged.  I have also...

Where is the Power of the Crowd?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Where is the Power of the Crowd?

A good thought in Innovation Excellence:  " ... Crowdsourcing may have also benefited from the recent recession with firms finding an inexpensive army of recently...

Free BI Apps
From The Eponymous Pickle

Free BI Apps

In an interesting play, Microstrategy has introduced free BI Apps.  A not unsurprising direction to make basic BI capabilities generally available.  Although I...

US Government Monitoring Public Internet in Real Time
From Schneier on Security

US Government Monitoring Public Internet in Real Time

Here's a demonstration of the US government's capabilities to monitor the public Internet. Former CIA and NSA Director Michael Hayden was on the Acela train between...

Turning Maps into 3D Spaces
From The Eponymous Pickle

Turning Maps into 3D Spaces

From a recent gaming competition.  The use of historical maps that are then mapped into a 3D gaming style world.  Watch the linked-to video.   Will this ultimately...

Interactive Dynamic Map Example
From The Eponymous Pickle

Interactive Dynamic Map Example

MJ Perry points me to this interactive data visualization map that shows the number of living US presidents since 1789.  I like the general design, although the...
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