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Who Likes Change?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Who Likes Change?

In the HBR: No one, really, but how can they be involved in determining real change?  Good overview piece, but I would add that a good simulation of the decision...

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

I-Corps Sites Program Proposals Due July 1

Transitioning Research into the Marketplace: NSF Funding Opportunity for Academic Institutions Engaged in Entrepreneurship The National Science Foundation has developed...

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

National Science Foundation says No

Science’s Jeffrey Mervis is reporting that The National Science Foundation (NSF) is saying No to the Chair of the House of Representatives Science, Space, and Technology...

Bluetooth-Controlled Door Lock
From Schneier on Security

Bluetooth-Controlled Door Lock

Here is a new lock that you can control via Bluetooth and an iPhone app. That's pretty cool, and I can imagine all sorts of reasons to get one of those. But I'm...

SAP’s UX strategy
From Putting People First

SAP’s UX strategy

SAP customers are increasingly telling the company that user experience (UX) is the differentiator, not features and functions, starts the introduction to SAP’s...

From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

Graduate Student Traps

Can we help avoid parallel repetition of mistakes? Irit Dinur has recently again shown a wonderful skill at re-conceptualizing an area that had seemingly been well...

New in Google Plus
From The Eponymous Pickle

New in Google Plus

Google's social network lets Google+ get smarter.  In Technology Review.  I have used it only sparingly for a few years, but I know many groups that are enthusiastic...

Surprise in Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Surprise in Innovation

Correspondent Michael Schrage in the  HBR Blog.  He talks reactive and proactive surprise.  Ans how the difference can pay big dividends.  With the example of DARPA...

Future Packaging
From The Eponymous Pickle

Future Packaging

IDEO produces some interesting package designs of the future.  " ... To a large extent, packaging mediates our experience with the world, probably more than any...

Marketing, Advertising and Big Data
From The Eponymous Pickle

Marketing, Advertising and Big Data

Big Data and Marketing:  " ... Luminar, PubMatic and Lotame Solutions Inc. are living proof that marketing and advertising are two of the killer applications for...

From Computer Science Teachers Association

Random Hacks a Great Success for Students

Great experience! Provided teamwork for all of us! It made us work super hard! Really Fun!” exclaimed Isabel, age 11. Fun and hard work are just the words teachers...

Thinking Business Process Modeling
From The Eponymous Pickle

Thinking Business Process Modeling

A long time interest.  Here, ten points to think out before starting.  " ... Most organizations understand how business process management (BPM) can generate long...

Marketers and Gaming
From The Eponymous Pickle

Marketers and Gaming

In Fast Company: What Marketers can learn from Gaming.  An interesting take that should be developed further.  " ... Now marketers are discovering the “power of...

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

White House “We the Geeks” Hangout on Grand Challenges

Tomorrow, May 16, at 2:00 p.m. EDT, watch the first ‘We the Geeks” Hangout on WhiteHouse.gov and on the White House Google+ page. On May 16th, the White House is...

In Which I Am Tempted to Move to California
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

In Which I Am Tempted to Move to California

Blog posts have been sparse lately: I have been traveling.  Last week I spent five days in Palo Alto, California.  The visit was primarily for the Anita Borg Institute...

From CERIAS Blog

Some thoughts on “cybersecurity” professionalization and education

[I was recently asked for some thoughts on the issues of professionalization and education of people working in cyber security. I realize I have been asked this...

From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

USACM Comments on Proposed US-EU Trade Agreement

The ACM U.S. Public Policy Council submitted its public comment to the U.S. Trade Representative outlining three important intellectual property principles for...

Supply Shock
From The Eponymous Pickle

Supply Shock

A concept I had not heard in quite a while.   How does 'supply shock' spread through a system and influence costs and inventory and markets?   Would like to see...

Spicy Foods
From The Eponymous Pickle

Spicy Foods

An area we examined in the sensory realm.    In particular as a branding experiment, the Tabasco brand mentioned took a very long time to extend its reach.   Now...

Feigenbaum Wins IEEE Pioneer Awrd
From The Eponymous Pickle

Feigenbaum Wins IEEE Pioneer Awrd

Edward Feigenbaum, known as the father of expert systems, Stanford Professor Emeritus, has been awarded the Computer Society Pioneer Award.    We consulted with...
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Computer Science: Catch Them Early
Computer Science: Catch Them Early
05.16.2013

Informatics education for primary and secondary schools

CHI 2013 in Paris: A Personal Review of the Conference
CHI 2013 in Paris: A Personal Review of the Conference
05.06.2013

In this short report I offer some reflections on the 2013 ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems …

The Role of HyperCard in Today's World
The Role of HyperCard in Today's World
04.30.2013

 HyperCard is an end-user programming tool from the 1990's.  A new version that runs on most modern platforms raises the …

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