Learning is forever
Verne Harnish's Scaling Up is a sobering read. Growth, it turns out, doesn't solve your problems — it amplifies them. Here's what the book taught me about building something that actually lasts.
Eric Ries didn't just write a startup manual. He reframed what it means to learn — and once you see it that way, the method applies almost everywhere.
In 2013 Disney introduced MagicBands in their theme parks. The Technology: The band is RFID enabled and also functions as a ticket and completely linked with the online 'my-disney-experience', which stores the personal information, preferences and much more. The Possibilities: Now this being bundled with features allowing this to be a wallet, room key, ticket, passes etc. there is no... Continue Reading →
How many of you have checked out the Night Walk application from Google? If you have not, then check it out before reading further. This is the latest and most impressive experiments from Google, which takes the concept of maps to a whole new level. The current version of made available for the city Marseille in France... Continue Reading →
We know that Facebook already uses facial recognition technology and suggests tags on photos uploaded by us; Google has similar technology for its Google+ social network. But last month Facebook published explaining the capabilities of their new AI(artificial intelligence) system called DeepFace. Now the interesting part is that if humans compare 2 photos and answer if both have the same person in it, there... Continue Reading →
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