Category Archives: Systems Thinking

Artificial Intelligence descends on the 60th Grammy Awards!

Posted on January 29, 2018 by heatheremery

The 60th annual Grammy’s may not have robots strutting down the red carpet this year but instead will be hailed the first awards show to have its content generated by artificial Intelligence technology.  The IBM AI Watson platform has partnered … Continue reading →

Posted in algorithms, artificial intelligence, Big Data, Grammys, Innovation, machine learning, Marketing, Social Media, Systems Thinking, technology | 1 Comment

IFTTT

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Seth Rochlin

If This Then That! Recipes to make the internet work for you! Continue reading →

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The Proof Is In The Picture

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Seth Rochlin

Images. We all know they are more powerful than words. What we may not know is why. Imagine a time in the not so distant future in which all those lovely word documents are not accessible, our Excel budgets are … Continue reading →

Posted in Data, Google, News, Psychology, Systems Thinking | 1 Comment

The Dictator’s Game 2.0

Posted on March 1, 2011 by jlansingsylvia

In a previous post, I questioned the relevance of a popular game theory experiment, the Prisoner’s Dilemma. Now, I want to explore the implication of another economic theory game: the dictator game.   The dictator game is another game that … Continue reading →

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Where Will Social Business/Enterprise 2.0 thrive in your organization?

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Bruce Warren

Last night in class I talked about Enterprise 2.0 and the use of social collaboration tools as a form of knowledge management. In this article called As Collaboration Goes Social, Where Will It Thrive the author – Dion Hinchcliffe – … Continue reading →

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