@Michael yes, to get the most out of the technology, stores will have to have their products neatly arranged and defnitively separated. However, sometimes putting things together is intentional, as the intent is that seeing...
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Why wouldn't big business want to replace people with Robots? After all, many companies like Auto Manufacturing have gone overseas because of cheap labor. Data centers moved to India because of cheap labor. Why...
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I wouldn't bet against Google either but if I were buying in to the service now and I had the option to pay for an acceptable guaranteed level of service I think I'd go ahead and pay that premium. While I...
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I know that sometimes it feels over done to compare every tablet to an iPad but it is the experience that most people want to see a comparison with. I think we'll stop seeing the need for that comparison once the Windows...
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@Gary_EL: You've got too many cats, I've got too many babies. If you do hide people from your feed, keep a mental note of who you've hidden. I made the mistake in 2008 when the Patriots lost to the Giants in the Superbowl...
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I would like to draw your attention to masters courses in data/business analytics outside of US. One which seems to stand out as it is delivered in collaboration with SAS Institute, is the Applied Data Analytics (ADA) MSc...
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@Susan, @makr63: The Barilla box was doctored to say "Bigotoni" instad of "Rigatoni" to draw attention to the CEO's comments on same-sex marriage.
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If you use cloud storage as your backup method, you are very likely to have a major disappointment in the future. If you accidentally delete a file, it gets corrupted, or you get a virus, guess what, that is immediately...
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According to a new market report published by Transparency Market Research "Bone Densitometers Market (DEXA, QCT, pDEXA, SEXA, pQCT, RA and QUS)- Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019" the...
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Hi Michael, Data Security is the biggest roadblock to BYOD. Businesses are still trying to figure out best ways to tackle lost devices and data. A lot of discussions are happening over the effective use of MDM solutions...
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Thanks for the feedback, datamechanic. Does anyone have similar Linux experiences to share, or experience using this with PCs? Likewise, anyone using this with smartphones/tablets -- and is the UI good, or does it need...
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I think Windows 8 by itself is a game changer. Pun intend it.The stream of touch enable PCs and hybrids are proof of that. I can't believe the array of comments talking trash about Windows 8, specially on the second page.....
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"The iBeacon is sensitive enough to tell when a shopper is wandering past a table full of iPads or standing next to the iPhone accessories inside an Apple Store." This is interesting. Apple stores display products...
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I don't know that Android or Windows Phone has a specific technology that's really equivalent, but Cisco is a big proponent of this kind of tech. Cisco was involved with an app, for example, that's used for location-based...
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Amen. When I try to imagine how companies install someone of these hairball customer service systems, I imagine that their reasoning goes something like the following... X% of the time, the automated systems and phone trees...
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I like the idea of wearable devices that help people improve their health. If someone gets the interface right (Apple's certainly invested a lot bringing in a lot of fitness people), I think these products could have profound,...
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Will the touch-first Office apps be any good-- that's a big question. Microsoft is taking a while to finish these touch-first Office apps finished. The company will surely make touch-first apps exclusive to Windows tablets...
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mak63, "Sometimes we don't think straight and do things with dire consequences.Sometimes it happens. though, but instead of asking where to vent, why don't ask why? Meditation can help with that." I was also...
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According to a new market report published by Transparency Market Research "Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices Market (Anesthesia Workstation, Anesthesia Delivery Machines, Ventilators, Monitors, Nebulizers & Respiratory...
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InformationWeek December 2013 Special IssueHybrid cloud standards promise a more open future, free of inflexible ties to vendors.
Multicloud Infrastructure & Application Management
Enterprise cloud adoption has evolved to the point where hybrid public/private cloud designs and use of multiple providers is common. Who among us has mastered provisioning resources in different clouds; allocating the right resources to each application; assigning applications to the "best" cloud provider based on performance or reliability requirements.
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