Great Series of Posts on Medical Literature Search
Gene Golovchinsky at FXPAL has written a great series of posts on medical literature search, specifically looking at how MeSH…
The Simple Minded Effects of Social Media
Neuroscientists have shown in study after study that multi-tasking isn’t helping us be more productive, but, in fact, is making…
Slow BI and the BIG Method Part 2
Continuing on from my last post introducing the BIG Method of Slow BI, here are the major steps and also…
Social business policies
I was speaking at the National Business Travelers Association (NBTA) conference last week on the future of tech and social…
Survival of Innovation
In 1988 Pinnacle Brands broke into the baseball card market. The market had long been dominated by a couple of…
An Interesting Observation
By Ian Ayres, a guest columnist on the New York Time's Freakonomics blog:"In Super Crunchers, I conjectured that predictive analytics was going…
Finding, Locating, Discovering
Thanks to Tony Hollingsworth for alerting me to a post by Alex Campbell entitled “Stark realisation: I no longer depend…
Seven reasons to use R
Biological anthropologist James Holland Jones is asked a simple question by his professor colleagues at Stanford: Why use R? Of…
SIA Recap: Set It & Forget It – Triggered Campaigns
Think of it as auto-pilot for your eMarketing program, Triggered Campaigns play a valuable role in your overall messaging strategy.…
Slow BI and the BIG Method Part 1
A while ago, I blogged about what I call Slow BI. With this I am advocating that we take time…