From the Economist:
Data, data everywhere
Information has gone from scarce to superabundant. That brings huge new benefits, says Kenneth Cukier (interviewed here)—but also big headaches ... '
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- 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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- The Photography Business
- Pushing the Drive-Through Concept
- Food Lion Tracking Shopper Data with Cameras
- How Procter Remains a Global Marketer
- Ease of Blogging
- On Prediction Without Markets
- Cloud Computing
- Geolocation Apocalypse?
- Smartphones Will Rule
- What's Behind Procter's Strong Quarter
- Official Google CPG Blog on the ZMOT
- Del Monte and Social Media ROI
- Where 2.0, The Next Wave of AR
- Five Things you Need Before Deploying BI
- L'Oreal Advances With Mobile
- Play Fast Flip in Google Reader
- Statistical Methods for Behavioral Modeling
- Digital Scent and Scent in Marketing
- Tableau IPhone Visualization
- Neuropod
- EmSense Announces New Headgear
- Eye Tracking Tablets
- Micro Industries Retail Signage Blog
- Things Tweet
- Cheap e-Book Reading Devices
- Privacy in the Era of Digital Glass Houses
- A Look at Metcalfe's Law
- UK's Online Plan for Public Services
- Google Searches in Local Shelf Inventory
- Interface Appeal in BI Tools
- Fax App With Signatures
- Herb Sorensen Articles
- Data Mining in Social Networks
- The Deep Dark Web
- Interaction Dynamics and Behavioral Economics
- 3M Tracking and Inventory System
- Berners-Lee Building Web of Data
- Procter Opens e-Store Consumer Lab
- On Building Distinctive Brand Assets
- Simpler Strategy
- Is Everything a Game?
- More Followers Does not Prove Influence
- Total Engagement Book
- Augmented Reality Windshields
- Very Rapid Book Scanning
- 3D Universe
- New Supply Chain Analytics Needed
- SETI at 50 - No Evidence Yet
- You Are Who You Know
- Architecture of Apps
- Netezza Retail Analytic Appliance
- Navigation in Rigorous Environments
- Internet Retailers and Location
- The Operations Room
- The Year of Social Collaboration
- Publix and Coupons.com
- Internet of Things Report
- Engineering the Web's Third Decade
- 'Checking in' to a Box of Tampax for Charity
- Perils of Market Research
- Getting Yelped
- Procter Visualizing Plant Designs
- Geotagging the Future
- In-Store Marketing Measurements
- Relentless Growth of Online Shopping
- SXSW Conference Stream
- Valuing Spontaneity
- Foursquare for Business
- Cognition and Culture
- When BI Does not Work
- Richer Geolocation
- New Thoughts on a Second Life
- Visualizing the Uses of the Internet
- What Smartphone Users Want
- Using Science to Teach and Learn Science
- Is Bubbly the Next Twitter?
- Badge Value and Loyalty
- BART Examines the Use of Augmented Reality
- Avoiding the Hype Virus
- Has the Spam War Been Won?
- Google Opens Apps Marketplace
- CG Direct Selling to the Consumer
- Bring Your Laptop to Work
- Staffing for Intelligence
- Competitor to Google Voice
- Procter and HP Ten Years Later
- New Age of Online Grocery Shopping
- IdeaConnection
- Predict Marketing ROI with Next-Gen Planning Tools
- Startup Visa
- Power from Nanotubes
- Statistics and Behavioral Modeling
- Phone Lip-Reading
- Lessons from a Restaurant App
- Micro Industries
- Do School Libraries Need Books?
- Browse Popular Science
- Hand Touchscreen
- WSJ Style of Informational Graphics
- Foursquare for Loyalty in Cincinnati
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