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Social Media - Every generation is on social media, but each one uses the platforms differently. How can you market to each group most effectively? 
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Creating Moments of Wow Predictions for 2017 and Beyond Every company in every industry has the potential to create customer moments of wow. But,
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The end of 2016 is near, and for some of us, thank goodness! While we count down the seconds until the crystal ball drops, we can plan for the trends about to hit human resources departments. Keeping an eye on compliance will certainly be important over the next year. What happens with immigration,
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Information is one of the greatest assets a company owns, which is why it is so important to have an organized, scalable database that can be consulted and, above all, can be used easily and quickly to identify trends, predict events, and make...
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This article does a nice job of setting out the scenario and raising at least some of the implications, positive and negative. It's a very interesting and important topic. Ought to be fully explored using the Implications Wheel.
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I've come to believe you need two radars: one for yourself, to help guide your career decisions, and one for your company, to help restore sanity to purchasing decisions and technology direction.
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The unintended social consequences of smart city projects are a real concern, and a technological imbalance is at the heart of it.
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This article lays out an excellent center for exploration -- with a lot of first order implications.
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Today, automation is shaping up to be our generation’s food revolution.
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Productivity remains central to the economic success of the UK, and with Brexit in our near future, it is more important than ever.
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Accuracy on the Internet cannot be assumed. Use these tips to help you take responsibility to ensure the accuracy of what you read and pass along.
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Have you ever stopped to consider the positivity you bring to your friends, family or greater community? With September’s “International Day of Positive Thinking” in mind, Chevrolet enlisted the cognitive capabilities of IBM’s (NYSE: IBM) Watson platform to develop the Chevrolet Global Positivity System – a mobile and desktop website that evaluates users’ social media presence to gauge their positive impact.
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Although this is fascinating, it's limited right now to analyzing Facebook and Twitter accounts. I see this as having a lot of other potential applications. And, of course, what are the implications?
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Why is market "disruption" causing such an uproar in the marketing world? And more importantly, how should brands be responding to it?
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Social Media - Instagram's Stories feature, which launched in early August, is off to a strong start with Millennials, but it is still not yet liked as much as Snapchat's version, accordin
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In 2016, content reigned supreme. But not just any kind of content. This year saw an increase in demand for compelling interactive content, such as 360-degree virtual reality videos, the growth of vi…
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Others have tried, and often failed, to make food shopping easier.
James Schreier's insight:
A very interesting experiment. Also: a concept that certainly deserves a thorough exploration for its possible implications, both positive and negatives.
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Marketing Strategy - The Internet has forever changed how retail businesses operate and how consumers shop. Retailers must keep up or risk getting left behind.
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Scientists are closer than ever to definitively proving that climate change exists and putting the deniers to rest.
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The current dominant paradigm will meanwhile continue to crumble under the weight of its own contradictions, but it will also continue to hog most of the resources and insist on its elevated social and political status.
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The Technology Radar is our thoughts on emerging technology trends in the industry. Read the latest here.
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The document talks about cities committing to “a paradigm shift” in the way they “plan, develop and manage urban development.”
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Reading this story I think it was easy to spot a dozen or more issues that scream for thorough exploration for the implications.
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Here are seven customer service initiatives that needed improvement, along with the valuable lessons they generated for improving the customer
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A Silicon Valley startup wants to use technology to solve the pizza paradox. It's a food that's meant to be delivered but never tastes quite as good upon arrival.
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Studies are quoted everyday by people who want to convince us to agree with them. Here's how to easily evaluate the quality of research they reference.
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This is a key, early question asked about any trends, innovation, paradigm shift, or issue that is "interrogated" as part of the T.I.P.S. Tracking process. Very good points in this article. It will become part of our training.
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Discuss this video: http://www.reddit.com/r/CGPGrey/comments/2dfh5v/humans_need_not_apply/ http://www.CGPGrey.com/ https://twitter.com/cgpgrey ## Robots Via Joel Barker
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September 14, 2016 11:48 AM
If you want an explanation of what is coming with robots, this is worth the time. What it lacks is a comprehensive discussion of the long term implications of putting so many people out of work. JB
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The truth is to change consumer behavior you need to do more than just offer points and badges. You need to understand your customer and align your gamification efforts with your business goals.
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