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A Site Devoted to the Discovery and Application of Emerging Technologies .
About Me
- Franz Dill
- Retired from Procter & Gamble after 27 years. Now consulting extensively. Background in mathematics, working on a wide variety of modeling, supply chain, analysis, expertise, business intelligence and social media applications.
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- Further Perils of Corporate Blogging
- Intellipedia and Information Chains
- Transparency of Google Privacy
- On Typography
- FTC Chair Joins P&G
- Negroponte on Design
- Community vs Content
- Web Mashups From Intel
- Crowd Sourcing Traffic
- Distributing Judgement Problems
- Online Workspace at P&G
- Digital Youth Project at Stanford
- Google Patents Adaptive Technique
- Where is WiFi Going?
- What Makes Shoppers Tick
- Starbucks CRM
- Future of Presence
- Celebration of Pi
- Amapedia
- From Car Shopping: AutoCart
- Pay-by-Touch Bankrupt
- Brain Map Project
- Forrester's Groundswell
- Auto Focus Oven
- Experts versus the Amateurs
- Slow Talking
- Reflecting on the Journal-ist Within Us
- Kimberly-Clark Leverages Social Network
- Ten Things About Wikipedia
- Arthur C. Clarke
- Analytics Magazine
- How Coca-Cola Drives Innovation in Consumer Goods
- Cloud Computing and Marketing
- Unilever is Digital Marketer of the Year
- Corporate Social Technology
- Google Cities in 3D
- Second Life Fatigue
- Security of Contactless Cards
- Online Communities Survey
- Of Many Minds
- Readability Indices
- RFID to Improve Inventory Accuracy
- Intellectual Property and Magic
- Mechanical Computers
- Makeover at HP Labs
- P&G Sweden Sacks Worker Over Public Blog
- IPhone Early Design Exposure
- Big Mobile Coupon Test
- Solar Power Singularity
- Presenting Your Phone for Payment
- Big Switch
- Law and Virtual Environments
- Coffee Makers
- AARP Digital Community
- The Social Graph
- CSIS Forecast Maps
- New Wal-Mart Blog
- LinkedIn vs Facebook
- Application Design
- Be Identified
- Functional Chocolates
- Done
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