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- Trend Hunt on The Periphery
- P&G Wins at Social Gaming
- Robot Love
- Blooms In-Store 3GTV
- Documentary about P&G on July 7
- Limits of Big Data
- End of Wallet by 2015
- Zero Moment of Truth: ZMOT and a Free EBook
- Social Search and Bing
- Cincinnati Wins World Social Media Title
- Google Makes Another Play for the Social Web
- Time to Sell New Consumers on the Use of the Retai...
- Windows Gets Apps
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- GS1: The Digital Consumer and Trusted Product Inf...
- Amazon Sells ads Everywhere
- Adknowledge Moves Facebook Games to Web Portals
- Irrigating Food Deserts with WalMart
- DemandTec and Dollar General
- Enabling a Musem with Augmented Reality
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- P&G Contributes Manufacturing Models
- GeoIQ: Visualize and Analyze Real-Time Geo Data
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- Can Computers Communicate Visually?
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- Shopper Engagement Study
- ChromeBook: Future or the Past
- Stupidity is Contageous
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- Advertising Value Equivalents
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- Rethinking Databases for the Cloud
- Online Grocery Sales to Double
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- Analytics Magazine
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- The Search for Jim Gray
- Tablet Use Surging
- How P&G Tripled its Innovation Success Rate
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- Neuroscience and Quantitative Research Webinar
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- Visirule: Logic Programming
- Clorox Shares Green Data with an App
- The Wal-Mart Case
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- Turning Work into Play
- P&G Prepares 3D Enabled Detergent Launch
- Barriers to Finding Knowledge
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- Critical Look at Gamification
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1 comment:
I don't see these as true barriers. Actually I think most people can type what they are looking for faster than it takes to load the voice app. The same is probably true for loading/taking images to search on. I may be missing somethin here but it seems that typing what I am searching for is most efficient.
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