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Marvin Minsky and the Use Case for Artificial Brilliance
The passing of the brilliant educator and scientist who brought artificial intelligence to light, casts new light on the shortcomings of the ideal he put in motion.
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Jon Gosier: Data, Disruption and Devotion to Giving Back
How Jon Gosier ― serial tech entrepreneur, venture capitalist, philanthropist and working data scientist ― finds time to sleep is an enduring mystery not even his insights can solve. As the founder and General Partner of Cross Valley Capital, a Philadelphia-based early-stage venture capital fund, Gosier invests in “tech
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The Whole Bit About Strategic Alignment
Some 26 years ago, a pair of MIT researchers tackled the problem of achieving interdependencies among the many business units involved in producing information systems. Profs. John C. Henderson and N. Venkatraman introduced the concept of strategic alignment. As it was phrased back then, strategic alignment was the ideal
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5 Things to Banish from Digital Offices
Every day something in the digital office annoys a few hundred million workers. Not enough to stage a mass revolt, but just enough to ferment our collective disdain for technology.
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Constellation Research: Succeeding In This Disruptive Consumerverse
Disruption is one of many paths to future business as usual. That's one of the takeaways in a new report from Constellation Research. The Report, "Succeeding In the New Consumerverse," suggests that businesses use predictive and Big Data analysis in order to forecast various possible futures.
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Reduce Friction, Add Value to Customer Services, Products with IT #e2conf
In the physical world, disruption usually means tackling the problem of friction and gravity, like when you disrupt a large rock with your car. But in the digital world, as pointed out in a session on Disruption Untangled at the E2 conference now taking place in Boston, there is no
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Digital Tools Settle into Daily Life But Still Like to Disrupt #e2conf
Someday, describing software or services as social business will be as redundant as describing a dinner party as a social event. It will be assumed.
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Altimeter Report: The Me-cosystem, Digital Economies and What They Mean for Business Disruption
A group of researchers at Altimeter Group have identified four business disruption trends, and how future digital economies will be built, in part, by the me-cosystem. It's the world of data and technology that could deliver more useful, relevant and engaging experiences to individuals.
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Forrester Report: Will You Be a Digital Disruptor or Be Disrupted?
Executives facing the Digital Disruption are like contestants in reality TV shows: for many of them, there’s a big gap between their self-perceived readiness to perform and reality. That’s the key takeaway in a new report from Forrester Research about getting ready for the Disruption. The report, “Assess Your Digital Disruption Readiness Now,” says
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Forrester Reports: No 'One Size Fits All' Model for Surviving Digital Disruption
The digital disruption is still underway, changing products, category economics and customer relationships. A new report from Forrester Research offers ideas on how best to organize your company to survive the future. The report, How to Organize for the Digital Future, says that organizations need to become nothing less
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