Excellent article and knowing about FB and Google emerging into new evolutions. Very interesting aspects to see how it would be in use.
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I dont understand what Yahoo is trying to achieve by this. May be to compete with other two giants who had overthrown into large scale now.
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This is an excellent article and all the factors mentioned are very essential to swam into social marketing.
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Thats very good list of features you mentioned here and wish FB considers them down the lane.
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Well, i dont understand what really can stop the acquisition now.
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Very good article and spot on. Very true that our digital identiry dimensions changed a lot.
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Finally, updates are coming and is a good news.
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This is an interesting marketing aspect from Google and wonder what made them do this. May be to attract more faster subscribers.
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Great exercise to welcome the innovative ideas from the people and thinking about implementing in the govt sectors.
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Very interesting article, i believe usage of drones would increase more in the future in the areas of survellience and safety.
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Technology usage at its best and good implementations.
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Change is always good, waiting to see these new features in the FB.
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When the nurse manager detects fatigue, she'll allow the nurse to take a rest??? Not any hospital any of my nurse pals have ever worked at. Call in a replacement? There aren't any available, because every one of them...
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Yes, there are strict privacy concerns at a childrens hospital, and still, there is a great need for collaboration at this facility. May the right balance be achieved by the Philadelphia Childrens Hospital practitioners.
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Agreed, a few right steps in the right direction have been taken with the UI aspect. I wonder why Microsoft did not choose a different naming format for this update. I mean, first there was Windows 8, and then come Windows...
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Really interesting, thanks! I think that you would be really interested in some of the most cutting-edge research that I have come across explaining crowds, open innovation, and citizen science. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=1919614 And...
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Good points all, especially about there being shades of gray between the definition of consumption and production. If someone was watching a video lecture (long term investment) on a desktop or mobile device, then I would...
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Paid content is becoming a standard for a business that would like to gain a few extra customers through their Facebook business page, social media and connections through it is becoming important. Facebooks "likes" are...
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That's a great, forward looking way to think about digital identies and a way for each of us to own them, Mark. Thanks for posting these thoughts. Ownership of identies is now shared. Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo all...
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Let's make sure we understand what "population health" means. It is not managing the health of populations. The term was used because many of the factors that affect the health of chronic patients lay beyond the scope...
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Right, Lorna, the apps may be in the cloud but the marketing amounts to common feet on the street.
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