Newly discovered company. Note the emphasis on letting experts discover hidden patterns. That's useful, but I think it better to let experts and less-than-expert people with new ideas also work with the data. Not crowd sourcing, but value sourcing.
Flowing Media: Your Data Has Something to Say
Interactive graphics that engage a mass audience. Realtime displays of social media streams. Visualizations that let experts find hidden patterns. Let your data do the talking ... '
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.
Contact at: Linkedin ShortBio Here.
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- Cuddle Hormone
- How Procter is Luring Back Customers
- Augmenting and Virtualizing the World
- World's Fair Sparks the Future
- Thank God for Out-of-Stocks
- Enormous Promise of Location
- ZapThink on KYield
- Consumer Loyalty with Foursquare
- Checking in to Objects
- Smell Sensors
- Analytics Strategy Paper from Clario
- The Power of Play
- Internet Addiction Study
- BHG Innovation Center
- Some Knowledge is not Bulletizable
- Life as a Healthcare CIO
- B2B Accepts Social Networking
- Boot Camp Digital
- The Edge on The Ash Cloud
- Collective Pleasure
- Too Much Online Training?
- New Findings on Blog Readership
- Stephen Hawking and Aliens
- Religion and the Brain
- Addressing Innovation and Productivity
- TIBCO Spotfire 3.1
- How Brands Grow: The Book
- Ham Radio Still Growing
- Simplicity in Packaging
- Cognitive Neuroscience Tapes
- The Tesco as a New Measure
- How Google and Facebook are Using R
- Autonomous Display Concept
- Delta: An Unworkable Consumer Model
- The Thought Bank
- More to Networking than Social Networking
- Hyper Realism
- Total Engagement via Games
- Visa to Buy Cybersource
- Do Your Knowledge Workers Have a Bitsmith?
- Ensuring Clean, Consistent Data
- Seeking the Brain's True Capacity
- The Brain Lies Also
- The Arrow of Time
- Librarians in the Information Age
- Lego and Adidas with Augmented Reality Packaging
- God as a Mathematician
- Low Cost Winners
- Data Singularity
- Flowing Data
- Data Everywhere
- Power Aware Computing
- 4 Block World on Computing
- Big Japan Offers Smartphone Bar Code Scanner
- Medical Lab on a Chip for the Home
- Ning Fails at Free
- Business Intelligence in the Home
- Blogs Making a Small Business Grow
- Library of Congress to Archive Tweets
- Open Source
- Google Buzz Update
- Parallel Mathematica
- Mobile Location in Retail
- TweetDive Launched
- Traffic Data
- Buzz Adds Sharing Button
- Augmenting City Visits
- Interactive Data Graphics in Media
- McDonalds Social Media Chief
- Epic Systems Trend Compass
- Office vs Google Docs
- Twitris at Knoesis
- Simulating Evacuation
- Will Gen Y Lead us into Recovery?
- More Google Map Maker Locations
- One Million PayPal App Downloads
- Cycles of Data Impoverishment
- Alice, 3D and Seeking True Virtual Experiences
- Luddites
- Can EEG Activity be Analyzed in Real Time?
- Knowledge Creating Company
- Wearable Brain Analyzer
- Knoesis at Wright State
- Winning at the Shelf
- Open Innovation Success Factors
- Hidden Costs of Complexity in the Enterprise
- How Games can Build Leaders
- Fewer Shopping Trips
- Interested in a Procter Franchise?
- Interview with Zakta
- Brand Names in Scrabble Games
- Foundation of Semantic Web Technologies
- Procter and Gamble Franchises
- Observational Models Fed to my Phone
- Predictive Analytics as a Game-Changer
- Stain Brain App Updated
- 1913 Tax Form
- Collapse of Complex Business Models
- Bayesian Information Retrieval
- Grand Unified Theory of AI
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