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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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- 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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1 comment:
Being a ham for nearly 40 years, this doesn't surprise me. In fact, this Saturday, I taught a one-day ham class at which 12 people were licensed. This included two brothers aged 10 and 12.
Hams that are really into emergency communications don't rely on power being available. They use batteries or solar panels.
73, <-- ham radio talk for "best regards"
Dan Romanchik, KB6NU
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