Getting Kids Hooked on STEM Subjects, Part 1
“The idea that the nation faces a crisis in science education has more than hit home,” writes Terence Monmaney. “Many Americans think U.S. teens perform even worse on standardized science tests than
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“The idea that the nation faces a crisis in science education has more than hit home,” writes Terence Monmaney. “Many Americans think U.S. teens perform even worse on standardized science tests than
Manufacturers and retailers know that packaging serves a number of functions. Good packaging protects the products they contain, attracts the eye of potential buyers, and optimizes retail shelf space. More and more,
Jeremy Hanks reports that when Jessops, Britain’s largest camera chain, went out of business, “the staff at one specific store posted a sign that was both sweet and sardonic: ‘Thank you to
“Bland by name and superficially viewed as gee-whiz technology never to be realized, the IoT (Internet of things) has significant potential to transform business,” writes Bob Violino. [“The ‘Internet of things’ will
The staff at ITBusiness writes, “We hear the term ‘smart city’ a lot these days, and it can mean different things according to the context.” [“Five things that make a smart city
In the United States, the first Monday each September is set aside to honor the contribution that working people have made to America’s progress and prosperity. There really hasn’t been much to
In the first segment of this two-part series on predictive analytics, I discussed the potential of analytics for providing a better ROI for marketers as well as how to select the right
Seth Gottlieb believes that using predictive analytics to target customers “is going to feel invasive” as it becomes more common. However, he continues, he is “hoping that predictive analytics will help marketers
Helge Tennø, a Digital Director at Dinamo AS in Oslo, Norway, recently penned an interesting blog in which he connected Kevin Kelly’s thinking about technology with Clayton Christensen’s thinking about disruptive innovation.
“The era of robots learning and reacting the same way humans do may still be in the realm of science fiction,” writes the editorial team at No Camels, “but a young Israeli
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