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I’ve found it interesting following the implementation of “soft war” techniques by the US military after the failure of conventional, top down approaches to the currently culture driven conflicts. The human terrain teams now being implemented, including understanding the culture of these locations thru ethnographic methods is proving to be quite effective. Likewise the…
This looks pretty good. Wind, solar power, comes with a fleet of electric cars, 18 acres of greenspace and designed at low cost using an old print factory. Related articles SolarWorld Group presents the proven Sunmodule product line and a solar racer at Solar Power 2007 in Long Beach (solarworld-usa.com)
This interesting article argues that with the massive amounts of pure data emerging now via Google like data centers on everything from real estate patterns, to astrophysics and drug discovery, the scientific method of hypothesis testing is no longer needed. Instead what is becoming important is a participant observer approach of simply observing patterns…
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Medical Leave — Offshore Medicine — Bumrungrad International Hospital | Fast Company This article describes why outsourcing medicine is next due to issues in customer service and costs of US healthcare and need for greater IT and process improvements. Related articles Club Med: The Surge in Medical Tourism (kvsmith.com) Megatrends: Future Paradigms for Business…
Journal-ist: Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes | Fast Company Innovation is a game of not only imagination but also speed. To that end, Steve Stringer, in Research Technology Management, suggests that computer modeling, which can go down to the atomic level, may replace rather than just supplement conventional R&D. Related articles Researchers produce first complete computer model of an…
Spigit : quantifying social networks to improve innovation lightweight Business intelligence for social networks Related articles Spigit Offers ICON as Free Service to Expand Crowdsourcing (theappgap.com) Spigit Recognized as a Hot Company in the Emerging Social Enterprise Market (sys-con.com) Spigit Further Strengthens Executive Team With Appointment of Jim Walker as…
Ways that KM can leverage the massive amount of unstructured data emerging with social media Power to the PeopleGetting Ready for Next-Generation Knowledge Management : KMWorld. Related articles Quest extends access control to unstructured data (techworld.com.au) 4 questions to ask before starting a big data initiative (infoworld.com) Quest Software Expands Quest One Identity Solutions to…
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You know it has arrived when Pfizer gets in on the action! Kapp Notes: A Pharmaceutical Leveraging Web 2.0 –In a Big Way. Related articles Pfizer Corporate Crimes: Animal and Human suffering (insomniacanonymous.wordpress.com) FDA pushes back PDUFA date on crucial Pfizer app for tofacitinib (fiercebiotech.com) A Disappointing, But Not Altogether…
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