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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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