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Know Your Emerging Trends

IdeaScale

It’s changing our world: in 2008, more things were connected to the internet than there are people on the planet. To learn more about emerging trends and how they might impact you, download our infographic on the subject. The post Know Your Emerging Trends appeared first on IdeaScale.

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Thought Leader and Influencer Interview with Maribel Lopez Founder and Principal Analyst, Lopez Research LLC

Thinkers360 - Thought Leader Interviews

Thinkers360 In-Depth Profile & Portfolio: Maribel Lopez Social Media: LinkedIn | X Book: Right-Time Experiences: Driving Revenue with Mobile and Big Data. After several technology marketing and market research industry analyst roles, I took the leap and created my own independent analyst practice in 2008.

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Seven impacts Open Innovation can have on your bank!

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The 2008 financial crisis was decisive. Numerous experts point to the 2008 global financial crisis as an epicenter. Learn more: Open Banking: what it is, how it works, and why invest as soon as possible ! New technologies and new consumer behaviors are forcing banks to move. And at the base of this are the financial startups.

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PLAYING IT SAFE IS THE MOST DANGEROUS THING YOU CAN DO

Innovation 360 Group

At the same time, big box retailers started selling CDs at massive discounts to hold onto customers that were disappearing into ecommerce. It’s not a coincidence that Stockholm’s Spotify suddenly sprouted up in 2008, among the ruins of music industry giants. Think about it.

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What the London Olympics Really Mean: Victory over Austerity

Harvard Business Review

As the financial crisis began in 2008-9, spending $15bn on hosting the Olympic Games looked like a commitment Britain simply could not afford to make. Their challenge is not just to deliver an excellent event on one sixth of the budget of the Beijing 2008 Olympics, but to do so in a way that boosts a flagging economy.

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When to Act on a Correlation, and When Not To

Harvard Business Review

’” - Chris Anderson, Wired Magazine, June 23, 2008. The sentiment expressed by Chris Anderson in 2008 is a popular meme in the Big Data community. “Causality is dead,” say the priests of analytics and machine learning. When working with Big Data, sometimes correlation is enough.

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Who’s Hiring (and Who Isn’t) in Five Charts

Harvard Business Review

labor market since the Great Depression, we learned Friday that 203,000 new jobs were created in November and the unemployment rate dropped to 7%. First, briefly, back to November 2008. million below its January 2008 all-time peak. Hiring and Big Data: Those Who Could Be Left Behind. is almost 1.3