In this blog, we discuss cognitive computing and other technologies with a focus on supply chain management and innovation. Other topics of discussion include digital enterprise transformation, marketing, the Internet of Things, and smart cities. Our goal is to advance the public discussion about how cognitive computing and other advanced technologies affect the world in which we live.
Bradd C. Hayes is the active editor of this blog.
“When someone picks up their mobile device,” Google analysts assert, “chances are they want to learn, do, find, or buy something right now.”[1] They label those opportunities “micro-moments.” Those micro-moments are especially
“How might the strategies [of today’s struggling retailers] have changed,” asks David Pate, managing director of business development at TBM Consulting Group, “if they had started looking at and responding to the
Consumers are increasingly using the digital path to purchase as they shop for goods and services. That means, among other things, consumers are generating enormous amounts of data that can be used
Calling the era in which we live the Information Age is a bit presumptuous. If information can be equated to knowledge, every age is an information age. Cultures that have accumulated the
The Equifax data breach affecting 143 million American citizens and hundreds of thousands of other people around the globe focused the public’s and government’s attention on companies collecting personal data. Big data
One hears and reads so much about the digital supply chain and digital transformation you might erroneously conclude they are mature concepts. Roberto Michel writes, “Discussed under … terms like digitalization or
“Few technology trends have gotten as much publicity over the past few years as the Internet of Things (IoT) — and with good reason,” writes Derek Banta (@DerekBanta), Director of Mobile and
The historical period in which we live has been given a number of labels including the Digital Age and the Information Age. The dictionary defines an “age” as “a distinct period of
By now most people understand they generate data whenever they use their computer, tablet, or smartphone. They also understand companies use that data to advance their commercial interests (either by selling the
Controlling healthcare costs remains a hot topic, especially in the United States. Although no single strategy for controlling costs exists, many people point to the high cost of drugs as one area
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