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The Happiness Statistics (Infographic)
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Internet’s Most-Read Stories (Infographic)
Fast Company: It turns out that the most-shared articles aren’t fluffy clickbait. Generally, they’re pieces that focus on grander themes: kids (“Schools Fail to Train Kids”), extreme wealth and poverty (“The World’s Poorest President,” “The Rich Alarmed by Homeless … Continue reading
5 Tips for Leading a Digital Transformation
Digital transformation is what drives new investments in information technology today and what may finally get the U.S. economy growing at a faster pace. But while we hear a lot about digital transformation today, the term is rarely defined. Instead, … Continue reading
6 Bad Digital Habits and How to Overcome Them (Infographic)
Source: Digital Information World
CEOs Embrace Digital Transformation, Compete in New Industries
CEOs no longer question the need to embrace technology at the core of their business in order to create value for customers, but 58% still see the rapid pace of technological change as a challenge. So we learn from the … Continue reading
Health Care and IT: The Long Road to Wellness
“The development of our information processing industry is basically governed by longer term super-cycles… Analyses of what computational environments will facilitate can be mind-boggling. To offer just one example, health care delivery will be revolutionized by 1990, with most large … Continue reading
Marketing Artists Vs. Marketing Scientists
Embedded from Pardot HT: @mjcavaretta
The Apple Watch, Uber, and Robotic Car Service
Tech Crunch: “When you open the Uber app on your Apple Watch, it goes straight to a screen showing how long it’ll be until a car can come get you — no pulling out your phone to drop pins or … Continue reading
The Hadoop Bubble Quivers As Hortonworks Misses
Last month, Hortonworks announced quarterly results for the first time as a public company and they came below expectations. It had revenues of $12.7 million (up 55% year-over-year), but average Wall Street estimates were $13.42 million. Similarly, Wall Street expected … Continue reading