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A Site Devoted to the Discovery and Application of Emerging Technologies .
About Me
- Franz Dill
- Retired from Procter & Gamble after 27 years. Now consulting extensively. Background in mathematics, working on a wide variety of modeling, supply chain, analysis, expertise, business intelligence and social media applications.
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- Interview with Eric von Hippel
- RFID Journal
- Power of Packaging
- Coke Freestyle as Market Research
- Press Releases Still Have Value
- Virtual Assistant
- Global Collaboration via Reflected Knowledge
- Internet View
- Google and Semantic Search
- Time on on Web Diminishing
- Seven Rules of Interpersonal Relationships
- IBM to Acquire SPSS
- Disney Ad Research
- Business Intelligence in Manufacturing
- Say Everything
- Theory of Games and Economic Misbehavior
- Much Less Mail
- Can Knowledge Hurt Innovation?
- Wal-Mart Retooling Privacy Policies
- AP Intends to Embed Spyware in Articles
- Nearly perfect RFID at Metro
- The Ownership of Geolocation Data
- On Wisdom of Crowds
- A Semantic View of the Organization: Kyield
- Google Latitude now on IPhone
- Visual Intelligence in Marketing
- Artificial Brain Ten Years Away?
- Planning Under Uncertainty
- Creativity Centers
- On the Neuroscience of Emotion
- Big Stick
- Brands, Games and Phones
- Objects Hit Jupiter
- How Powerful were the Apollo Computers?
- Neuro Revolution Book
- Cloned Dogs
- Social Networks Spill Your Secrets
- Self Service Wine Kiosks
- Keeping Track of Your Knowledge
- Social Network for Researchers
- Orwellian act Removes Orwell Books
- Extracting Knowledge from the Web
- Contactless at Home Depot and Best Buy
- SAS and Social Network Analysis
- Emotions in Virtual Characters
- Do Web Sites Matter?
- Faith in 140 Characters
- SocialText Deploys Microblogging
- Tracking Makes Life Easier
- Online Coupons at Safeway
- Days of the Logo Numbered?
- Design Using the Golden Ratio
- Demonstration Projects at Wolfram
- AAAI Opens Digital Library
- Average Quicksand
- Augmented ID on Mobile
- 3DSee: 3D Modeling on the Web
- BP Energy Consumption Data
- Losing Our Ability to Think Critically
- Brick and Mortar
- Walmart Twitter Use
- Getting to Wow in Retail
- Coke Machine Gets Networked and Analytical
- Crowdsourced Simulation
- SSN Numbers are Predictable
- Free is Not
- On Demand Business Intelligence
- Business Analytics and the Thinking Process
- Wolfram Alpha
- Buyology Inc Starts Up
- 1001 Inventions
- Optimization in the Enterprise
- Wind Telecom and Netezza
- Digital Barbarism?
- On Neuromarketing
- SEO Analysis Using Data Visualization
- Freeconomics: Giving it Away
- Designing for Behavior Change
- Marco Polo Explorers
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1 comment:
Franz, this is a mistake that I make all the time and perhaps it is a reflection on self esteem. I have assumed that if I know it so does anyone else in a similar position and then find out that I am very wrong. This has happened many times over in the classroom. Example: I am teaching a basic Excel class to people who use Excel and after class they come up to thank me for what they have learned and I am amazed.
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