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Week of October 30, 2017Amazin'Something has just happened at Amazon, and so far,
we've not seen a good description of the new strategy anywhere in the media. -
Week of November 28, 2016Behind the Worlds Patterns:
Flow and InteractionYes, there does appear to be a unifying principle behind everything, and all of
the patterns that we see are reflections of that principle at work. -
Week of November 7, 2016Inflections Everywhere... for a variety of reasons that are pretty clear, companies and countries have been
experiencing a very high number of radical changes - inflection points in their potential
that will likely change outcomes for years going forward. -
Week of March 13, 2017Enablers and Vectors:
Accelerating Innovation DeploymentIn this week's discussion, we'll go deeper on the return on investment for
invention, based not on total ROI, but on how quickly those revenues are realized. -
Week of March 6, 2017The Perfect Surveillance SystemThis week’s discussion was chosen and about half-written when WikiLeaks
released a data dump showing that the CIA, and perhaps others, are doing exactly
what, in this week’s issue, we describe under the above title. -
Theft NationHow IP Theft Drives the Chinese National Business Model
and Its Effects Upon the Global Economy
by Evan Anderson
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Week of April 4, 2016Augmented RealityImagine that you belong to a very special club. Your members, and only your members,
have AR glasses with software especially tuned to your club charter and its methods of
communication – its way of seeing the "normal" world. -
Week of September 5, 2016Is the Internet at Risk?It’s impossible to imagine what would happen to global society if somehow the Internet
were to become dysfunctional, or just “untrusted,” overnight. And yet, as Venafi CEO
Jeff Hudson points out this week, this is not just possible; it’s also likely, unless we take
steps now to improve Net security. -
Week of January 19, 2015The Ultimate Biocomputer: Brain or Cell?The world has decided that biomimicry is the way to go in moving computing forward.
We're copying (or "inspired by") the brain.
Part 1 of a special look at next generation computing. -
Stealth JapanThe Surprise Success of the World's First InfoMerc Economy
by Scott Foster
Foreword by Mark Anderson -
Week of May 25, 2015Pattern Recognition: AI for the Next IAPattern recognition has provided the breakthrough in AI,
and, soon, in the next Internet Assistant. -
Week of May 4, 201510 Global Economic Trends Off
The Mainstream RadarTechnology drives the global economy, and Intellectual Properties are its assets. -
Week of January 5, 2015CES and the IoTIt seemed like the right time to write about the Internet of Things (IoT) again, using examples
from CES to illustrate the creative, exciting ways in which things will talk to, and work with,
other things, often with little or no human input.
