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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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- Social Network Connector from IBM
- Need Help? Expert Help Available.
- Kyield Founder Discusses the Value it Enables
- Update on Camera Apps
- New Science of Retailing: Flexible Supply Chains
- More Logical, Experimental Economics
- Finding Usability Bugs with Automated Tests
- Credit Card Laws Result in Record Interest Rates
- When Your Government Shuts Down the Internet
- Every Song an App, Any Stream of Data also?
- Ads Whispering to the Brain
- NFC: Near Field Communications
- Giant Eagle Uses Behavioral Clusters
- Superbowl Ad Research Competition
- EmPower Research
- IT's Change of Focus to the Front End
- British Library App
- E-Mail Use Changes
- Wallet Apps
- Wolfram on Jeopardy
- Personalizing the Message
- Neuroscience Boot Camp
- Pay by IPhone
- Visualizing Your Professional Network
- Robust Robotic Hands
- Amazon Delivers
- Industrial Engineering of Business Services
- The Passive vs Active in English
- Recorded Future Applications
- Foodspotting What You Eat
- Kitchen Cooking Autonomously?
- Technology Isolating People
- IBM History
- Reality is Broken
- Wolfram Alpha API
- Data Blogs
- Disconnect Between Intelligence and Analytics
- Google Launching Groupon Competitor
- ACM Tech Packs: Cloud Computing
- B2B vs B2C Marketing
- Alone Together
- Who Will Pay?
- HBR on Managing Innovation
- Starbucks Extends Mobile Payments
- Predictions for the Worldwide Supply Chain
- Searchers in Networks Talk
- Why Companies are Ditching Spreadsheets
- Content Rules
- Growth of Linked Data
- Near Field Communications Discount System
- Freakonomics Blog Moving
- The Cart Now Belongs to Daddy
- MicroStrategy and Mobile BI
- A Wireless Primer
- Insight on Mobility from the NRF
- Jan-Feb Analytics Magazine
- Wolfram Alpha and the IPhone 5
- Smartphone as a Dangerous Possession
- Looking at Business Intelligence
- Effectiveness of Distributed Teams
- Literary Allusion and Google
- Cellular Automata
- Private Data Analysis
- Sell to Your Customer's Buying Process
- Why of Buy, How of Buy
- Global Economy in 2011
- Social Media Field Guide
- Locating and Engaging the In-Store Shopper
- New Tools for Understanding the Brain
- Smart Fabrics are Now Washable
- Innovation Speed Dating at Kimberly Clark
- Exploring Intersections Between Semantics and the ...
- Retail and Smartphones
- Sell to Their Shopping Lists
- Wharton Consumer Analytics Initiative
- Improved Google Goggles
- Kroger Tests New Fujitsu Checkout
- Future of Interfaces
- Zest at Procter
- 3D Printing for Rapid Prototyping
- Cowan's Auctions Special Collections
- Gender Persuader by Next Stage Evolution
- LG Thinq Automates Home Tasks
- Motion Silences Element Change
- A Semantic Enterprise OS to Optimize Performance
- Latest Innovations at Procter
- Cyberspace after Death
- Posterous Groups
- Supply Network Design
- On the Real Price of Gas
- Will Touch Screens Kill the Keyboard?
- Need Help? I am Available.
- Predictors Group on Linkedin
- RFID Security Cube
- Crowdsourcing Site
- Digital Lightroom
- Kraft Foods and Business Intelligence
- Sloppy Arithmetic is Useful
- Motorola Splits
- Linkless Press Releases
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