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- 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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- The History and Future of Operations
- An Executive's Guide to Machine Learning
- Re Thinking the Database
- Reading Minds is not the Same as Reading Words
- Cisco Announces Six Pillars of IOT
- Innovation Addiction and Confused Consumers
- Robots, Sensors and Math at Penn
- Contract Guardian: Advances in Compliance Management
- Google Earth Features Added
- Event Readiness Service for Demand
- My Costco Self Checkout Observations
- Microsoft's HoloLens to Orbit
- A Car with Gesture Control
- How Gamification Taps into What Makes Us Human
- Open Source, In Memory Computing
- Digital Brightens Black Box of R&D
- Description of Blog and Work
- Game Theory and Innovation
- There is a need for Not Google Glass
- Teradata Aster
- Power BI no Tableau yet
- Virtual Nurse, Professional Assistant
- More on WordNet
- Amazon Expands Echo Ecosystem
- Healthcare Data Lakes
- Watson Analytics: Full Potential
- Networking Intelligently
- Global IT Trends Research
- McKinsey: Digital Hives: Creating A Surge Around C...
- Get Global R&D
- Digital Kitchen
- Intelligent Personal Assistants
- Future of Travel
- Another Example of IFTTT Automation
- New Apple IOS Threatens Advertising
- Self Service Time Series Analysis
- Private Label Growth Slowing
- Google Medical Sensor
- IT Trends and Service Management: Global Institute...
- CrowdTruth Collects Gold Standard Data
- Amazon Echo Available
- Big Beacon Radio
- Watson Recipe App Goes live
- Improving Retail Supply Chain Management
- Insights for Twitter Service on Bluemix
- Seeking Standardized Software Containers.
- Image Recognition, and Constuction
- Useful Data Myths
- Robots Killing Jobs?
- An Example of Network Graph Analysis
- More Ad Blocking Emerges
- IBM Invests in Open Source, Free Data Tech
- Personalizing Consumer Brand Relationship
- Warnings of Data Paralysis and Context.
- Amazon Echo Installed and Experienced
- Personalizing Pricing in Store
- RFID, P&G, Lipsticks and the Internet of Things
- PLM News
- Measuring Inventory Losses
- Dueling Realities at Hand
- Rise of Ad Blocking
- All Things Data
- SAS Automates Data Analysis
- Air New Zealand and Aimia Acquire Analytics
- Elastic Cognitive Computing
- Comments on Myers-Briggs
- Customer Experience
- Security Visualization
- The Unilever Foundry
- Innovation in a Consumer Society
- Merck and Innovation
- Chomsky and non speaking AI
- Focusing in the World of Digital Assistants
- Design Key to the Connected Home
- Nash and Business Strategy
- Incentivizing Knowledge Sharing
- Facebook Opens Paris AI Center
- Maps Warn When a Store Will Close
- Can Amazon Make Machine Learning More Accessible?
- IBM Pushing Spark for Big Data
- Retailers and Omni-Channel
- Wikipedia more Secure?
- Open Source Tools and Software
- IOT Dwarfing Big Data
- Waze as Panopticon
- Open Source Data Visualization Tools
- Creativity and Productivity in Smart Service Systems
- Online Data Science Apprenticeship
- More on Kroger Online Ordering
- Business Leadership Mind Maps
- Identifying the Shopper
- Next Waves of Digital
- Fixing Your Process
- Can Collaborative Innovation and Technology Accele...
- Making Information Useful
- Effective Scenario Planning
- Marketers and Predictive Analytics
- AI and the Angry Customer
- New Product CPG Innovation Shifting
- Big Data Myths and Cautions
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