Manipulation of the Crowd: How Trustworthy Are Online Ratings?: Scientific American. New concerns about customer reviews on websites. Wisdom of crowds may not be wise at all, in certain cases.
Manipulation of the Crowd: How Trustworthy Are Online Ratings?: Scientific American. New concerns about customer reviews on websites. Wisdom of crowds may not be wise at all, in certain cases.
David Williams, Strategy Advisor for Microsoft, has one of the best slide decks I’ve seen so far to explain the difference and value behind various cloud models. Check out the entire series… via Fy10 S+S Cloud Models 3 Of 5.
One of my business partners, Keith Wolf, wrote a post about collaboration at Modern Climate and shared the vintage pic above… Read more…
I had the pleasure of attending a MIMA panel discussion called, “2010 DIGITAL PREDICTIONS AND THE STATE OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES.” Kim Garretson (Partner, Ovative Group), Alex Hawkinson (Founder and CEO of Mural Ventures), Robert Stephens, (Founder and Chief Inspector for The…
I was asked by WCCO’s Jason DeRusha to comment on his Good Question feature titled, “Good Question: Why All The Brouhaha Over Apple?” Fun to participate on the 10 o’clock news! Apple recently released the iPad, and Jason DeRusha wanted to…
I recently spoke on a panel at the SEE2009 (Symbian Exchange & Exposition) conference in London about the current state and future direction of mobile augmented reality. The panel title was, “Augmented Reality – This is Only The Beginning”, and…
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