How many geese in this picture? You didn't need to count. Your answer probably contained the words “approximately”, “average”, “almost”, “sort of”, "guesstimate" or “about”. One of the most powerful features of your brain is that it does not treat language as math, a series of binary yes or no formal constructs. Humans are masters of writing the [...]
We're very excited to debut the new Analyst Toolbox website! This was a collaborative project thanks to SDRIC's Jeff Nagle with leadership from SDSU's Bernard Schroeder at the Lavin Entrepreneurship Center. Thanks everyone on the team: Gabrielle Brambila - graphic designer at SDSU Oshin Mundada - computer programmer at SDSU Sanam Mostashari - business [...]
Hi and thanks for finding us. Kurt, Marissa, Olin and I have been working on this for awhile now and are excited to share what we’re building. Clearly a marketing guy (to remain anonymous for now) wrote the headline for this first post with an “in your face” claim and some keywords for the [...]
Since we claim to deliver an agent you can teach to find concepts in eDiscovery and compliance, I thought I better check the definition of the term “concept” to make sure we are using it correctly. While I didn’t expect this to lead me all the way back to Philosophy 101 with references to [...]
ISC Consulting Group, our partner for government business, submitted a great white paper for approval under the DIUx program. The new “Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) serves as a bridge between those in the U.S. military executing on some of our nation’s toughest security challenges and companies operating at the cutting edge of technology.” Built [...]
IBM’s Christine Gonzalez-Wertz’s (@hermione1) just published article in Medium on #CogMfg is the first of a set of posts on something IBM calls Cognitive Manufacturing. While not as compelling as “Smarter Planet” or “OutThink”, IBM is very good evangelizing new technology driven trends when they’ve matured enough to be considered seriously by top management in [...]
