Monthly Archives: August 2015

Software Is Drinking The World — Well, Beer Is Soaking Up Software

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We all know that software is eating the world. We also know that if software is eating the world then open source will chew it up and swallow. Surely we must also then accept that software is drinking the world. Or to be more specific, the drinks industry is soaking up software to a greater degree than you may have imagined.

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Data Driven Customer Experiences: An Interview With Teradata Applications CMO Lisa Arthur

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Have you ever bought a pair of shoes online only to be followed by that shoe for many months afterward?  This is the challenge with personalization today. According to Lisa Arthur, CMO of Teradata Applications, personalization is not making the cut. Personalization hasn’t delivered relevance and hasn’t given marketers a better approach. What’s supposed to be personalized is still mass marketing; and with that comes mass customer experiences. Fragmented customer experiences have made it challenging for customer experience professionals looking to leverage big data. Companies today need to tear down silos and untangle that data hairball—for the sake of customer experience.

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Filtrada la reserva del Galaxy S6 Edge+ para el 21 de agosto

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Todo parece apuntar a que Samsung nos presentará el jueves dos nuevos terminales, sin embargo, hasta ahora las filtraciones no son más que eso… información sin confirmar por el fabricante. Esto sin embargo podría cambia ahora radicalmente con la pá…

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Watch the Samsung Galaxy S6 jump from a drone

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Smartphone drop tests are multiplying by the day and once viral YouTube videos are now struggling to attract viewers. Thus the teams behind those tests are getting innovative.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 isn’t exactly new any ore, but it’s still quite an attractive specimen for a drop test because of its dual-glass design and sturdy metal frame. Today we can show you a very entertaining video, which begins as the usual meeting with the concrete and then fast forwards to a high altitude drone flight.

From the guys who brought you the 10-ton steamroller LG G Flex 2 endurance test, comes a 50m Galaxy S6 drop test done by a drone. Will the Galaxy S6 survive? Find out in the video below.

Apparently the Galaxy S6 can survive a lot of things, but it will be fatal for it to drop it from the 20th floor of…

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