Big Data and Big Flavors
When you hear the term Big Data, the first thing that pops into your mind probably isn’t food, flavors, or family-owned restaurants. But analytics are playing an increasingly important role in the
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When you hear the term Big Data, the first thing that pops into your mind probably isn’t food, flavors, or family-owned restaurants. But analytics are playing an increasingly important role in the
As I pointed out in a previous post [“Quantum Future: Just Beyond Our Grasp“], some scientists believe that the effort to create a fully functioning quantum computer is a quixotic task; however,
Over the years, I have periodically referred to the business and educational theories of Clayton Christensen, a renowned Harvard Business School professor. Probably the most famous concept introduced by Christensen is disruptive
Many futurists believe we are entering an era in which customization and personalization will be commonplace. That presents a real challenge for manufacturers. As Bruce Bradshaw explains, “With traditional manufacturing methods, it’s
“From multiple observations come ideas,” writes Harold Jarche. “From multiple ideas can come new insights.” [“From observation to breakthrough,” 28 October 2012] All innovations begin with an idea. Some people believe that
“A veritable ‘perfect storm’ of challenges and opportunities is profoundly changing the fundamentals of urban areas throughout the world,” asserts an article in Peak Oil. “The driving force is the exploding growth
“Whether you trace them back to Assyrian trading networks in 2000BC, or only as far as the mid-19th century when the modern cross-border joint-stock company was born,” writes Andrew Hill, “multinationals have
“Imagine the following scenario,” writes Mars Cyrillo. “You are an airline company and from all the data collected from previous interactions as well as data from other sources like social media channels,
“In 2013,” writes Lora Cecere, “80% of supply chain leaders had a material supply chain disruption. It was not just one. The average company had three.” [“Can You Take the Risk?” Supply
Richard Barker, CEO of Kitmondo.com, asserts “The common perception is that fraudsters target little old ladies and con them out of their life savings. But [a Kitmondo.com] survey shows even experienced, street-wise
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