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In Part 1 of this 3-part series, I discussed work being done at IBM, supported by funding from DARPA, related to the development of cognitive computers. The focus of the post was
Paul G. Allen, chairman of Vulcan and cofounder of Microsoft, and Mark Greaves, a computer scientist at Vulcan, believe that machines won’t begin out-thinking humans in the foreseeable horizon. They acknowledge that
Munich Re, one of the world’s largest reinsurers, is paying an increasing amount of attention to climate change. [“How Munich Re Assesses Risk,” by Carol Matlack, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, 2 December 2010] Matlack
As last year was ending and the new one beginning, the folks at SupplyChainBrain featured a number of articles about lean business practices. Since several supply chain analysts continue to point out
Radio and television personality Clark Howard writes, “A new trend called ‘showrooming’ can hurt brick-and-mortar retailers in an age when smartphones and other mobile devices allow anyone to comparison shop prices for
Summer Rayne Oakes, co-founder and CEO of Source4Style, a New York-based online fabric marketplace, told Gabrielle M. Blue that “it’s an increasing liability” for a company not to build sustainability into its
Donald Sheldon, president of D.H. Sheldon and Associates, told the staff at SupplyChainBrain that “competing successfully is all about providing the highest possible customer service with the least amount of resources.” [“Enhancing
Just before Christmas, Best Buy told some of its customers that it was canceling their online orders because they wouldn’t be able to fill them. [“Uh oh: Best Buy cancels some online
For the past two posts, I’ve looked at technologies and innovations that were recognized for their significance and impacts last year. Rather than looking back, this post looks forward at a few
Before looking ahead at technologies that could emerge this coming year, I’d like to continue my look back at this past year. In yesterday’s blog, I looked at some technologies that were
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