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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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- Value and Caution of Evolving Robots
- Improving Disaster Management
- Music Conference
- On the Nature of Startups
- Scent of a Woman
- Better Decisions Through Analytics
- Shifting Back to National Brands
- FourSquare in Retail
- Las Vegas Facility Used for Consumer Research
- Facebook, Twitter and Procter
- Desire and Perception
- How do You Augment Reality?
- ThinkVine Addresses CMO Priorities.
- Some Local Quant Seminars of Interest
- A Too Disruptive Innovation?
- In the Days of the Robo Recession
- Newton and the Apple
- Procter and Facebook
- GroupThink
- Seer Technology
- Augmented Reality: Hype or Reality
- Should You Consider an App?
- CGT Picks ThinkVine
- More CPG Activity in e-Commerce
- Ehrenberg-Bass Institute
- Why not Just Fill in the Blanks
- Intelligence of Analytics
- Are you a Linchpin or a Cog in the Machine?
- Fundamental Barriers to Sales
- Military Social Networking
- Are Apps the Best Model?
- Multiple Media Strategies in Retail
- Pervasive Business Intelligence
- Social Networking Privacy
- Earthquake Data Visualized
- Printing Food
- Making a Heatmap
- John Nash Documentary
- Pepsico Optimizes Trade Promotions
- Lessons from a Happiness Machine
- HP's Wall of Touch
- Meaning of Client Silence
- Big Company IT at NRF
- Packing Intelligence in a Tweet
- Analytics for Humanitarian Logistics
- Brand Loyalty and Brand
- Making Food While You Watch
- Overzealous Spam Filter Found
- Procter Underutilizes Scale
- Checking in to Retail SmartPhone Potential
- Reading and Blogging the NYT
- More Internet of Things
- Comparing the GDP of EU and US States
- Sarcasm Punctuation Mark
- Putting Shopper Marketing in Hands of Shopper
- Procter to Test Online Store
- Shoppers Want more Interactivity
- Functional Food Advances
- Arithmetic Stifles Creativity
- Google Docs to Host All File Types
- Hive Thinking
- Small Business Tools at CES
- Marketing Hub
- FAQ's About Google Wave
- Shops Looking for You
- Thoughts on a Minority Report Interface
- Ten Companies to Collaborate around Insight
- Metro overtakes Tesco
- Small Business Labs
- Linking Weather to Marketing
- Best Buy and Visa Contactless
- 3D TV Ready for Prime Time
- Nanoparticle Use
- GIS In Retail
- Augmenting Packaging Using AR
- Vision for Augmented Reality
- Future of Laundry
- Power from Solar Updraft Towers
- Webcast on Social Interaction in VR
- Mobile Commerce Speed
- DM Broadcast Today
- Automated Negotiating Agents
- Eyetracking Web Useability: Review
- Legality of Remote Temperature Sensing
- New 3D Displays
- TeleHealth in 2010
- Analytics Magazine
- Reaping Outside Innovation at Procter
- Enduring Twitter
- Mapping the World
- Microsoft Patents EMG Controller
- An Open Web of Books
- Cutting the Analog Landlines
- New Evangelism
- Visualizing the Universe
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1 comment:
Are you suggesting that it's silly to try to conserve fresh water?
Have you ever lived through a drought? If you live in a place where fresh water is scarce like southern California, southern Spain or Australia, devices like this are essential.
And even if you live in Vancouver or Britain where fresh water is plentiful, it still consumes energy both to treat waste water and to pump clean water to homes and businesses.
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