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Dr Vision Character 1.0 (Mobile)

Spot it and tap it! Dr Vision Character is a vision training game. It trains and tests your visual ability to quickly and accurately locate a series of stationary characters. The game is simple, and your visual skills can be developed and enhanced through the training. Dr Vision is ideal...

Tags: Mobile, Vision, Training, Character, NeXtBIT Technology, Dr Vision, Dr Vision Character, Workforce Management, Training And Certification, Strategy, Human Resources, Management

Software downloads 2009-07-17

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Neuroengineering to challenge what it means to be human

In a recent interview published on H+ Magazine, a new publication online and print that covers technologies that both "promise and threaten to radically alter our lives and our view of the world and ourselves," AI expert Dr. Bruce Katz lays out a lofty vision for the emerging field...

Tags: Strategy, Management, Chris Jablonski

Blog posts 2009-09-12

Works of Herbert George Wells. Huge collection. FREE Author's biography & stories in the trial 10.2 (Mobile)

Indulge Yourself with the best classic literature on Your PDA. Navigate easily to any poem from Table of Contents or search for the words or phrases. Features Navigate from Table of Contents or search for words or phrases Make bookmarks, notes, highlights Searchable and interlinked. Access the e-book anytime, anywhere...

Tags: Mobile, Biology, MobileReference

Software downloads 2009-09-01

(Lunar science takes off at NASA)

Lunar science takes off at NASALunar MissionThe purposes of going to the moon should be to:1. Construct a permanent, self-sustaining residences.2. Construct a lunar surface to L1, L2, L4, or L5 launch system for construction and supply of space-based construction platforms.3. Construct solar energy collection system...

Tags: Strategy, NOW IT, NASA, Lunar science

Discussion threads 2009-06-15

IBM & FXA Helping Assure Safety of Vietnam Seafood Exports

IBM's vision of a smart planet is proving to be an interesting intellectual platform from which to invite all actors to think how best to improve sustainability performance with smart use of IT. Yesterday's announcement hat tip James of a partnerhsip between IBM, FXA Group, the Vietnam Association...

Tags: Crisis Management, Farm, Food, Food & Beverage, IBM Corp., Ireland, James Farrar, Management, Manufacturing, Meat, Strategy

Blog posts 2009-05-20

Advances in TREKnology

In September of 1966, the NBC television network released an iconic but short lived series that would inspire generations of inventors and technologists to bring about changes in our daily lives in the use of technology that many of us take for granted but was once...

Tags: Netscape Communicator, Star Trek, Technology, Information Technology Star Trek, McCoy, E-mail Clients, Software, Jason Perlow

Blog posts 2009-05-08

Carolina hydrogen: heavy duty but lighter than air

The hydrogen revolution is taking place, right now...in South Carolina. I recently blogged the state's first H2 fuel station. Now they're unveiling a house powered by solar and a hydrogen fuel cell. It's in Aiken, South Carolina. The second hydrogen-powered house on earth. You can...

Tags: Hydrogen, Hydrogen Revolution, Greenway Energy, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2009-04-02

Forrester CRM analyst discusses IT failure [podcast]

Forrester CRM analyst discusses IT failure [podcast]The "people part" is hardI just listened to your podcast with Dr. Petouhoff of Forrester. Let me start by saying I fundamentally agree with every point made in the podcast. Though I agree, I think the characterization of the "people part" is oversimplifying the...

Tags: Podcasts, Enterprise software, information technology, CRM, organizational change, organizational change management, Good Governance, podcast, Process Management, Dr Petouhoff, Forrester Research Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-02-24

HP Virtual Connect Helps Premera Grow Faster and Cut Costs

Premera Blue Cross serves more than 1.7 million people, from individuals to Fortune 100 companies, with health, life, vision, dental, long-term care coverage, and other related services. Premera is expanding its Web-based services for consumers and providers to enhance the quality of care and keep costs in check. Yet data...

Tags: Data Center, Hewlett-Packard Co., Premera Blue Cross, Data Centers, Storage, Hardware, Data Management

Case studies 2009-02-01

Adaptive infrastructure no longer vision

Adaptive infrastructure no longer visionstandardization with a single vendor isn't the only optionJames,Great post on how yesterday?s vision of the data center is today becoming a reality. While you understandably highlighted the largest players and their quest to homogenize data centers with their line of products, I have to...

Tags: Data centers, Storage, data center, vision, Adaptive Infrastructure

Discussion threads 2009-01-27

Does seeing a chiropractor make me bad?

Does seeing a chiropractor make me bad?No...it doesn't make you bad...maybe a little foolish, however.As one who just about has his Orthopedist on retainer, Chiropractors are not a group I care to use. They do not cure/fix a problem, they just alleviate pain. Not a bad thing mind you, but...

Tags: chiropractor

Discussion threads 2008-12-12

Challenging Silicon Valley to put poverty into a museum . . .

I'm not washing my right hand for a while because I used it to shake the hand of Muhammad Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize recipient and a person that I've held in the highest regard for many years. Mr Yunus gave the keynote speech at the Tech Museum's Tech...

Tags: Bangladesh, Entrepreneurship, Grameen Bank, Grameen Loan, Leadership, Management, Muhammad Yunus, Poverty, Silicon Valley, Strategy, Tom Foremski

Blog posts 2008-11-13

Tranquility's End by Greg Urbach; ebook 1.0 (Mobile)

In July of 2049, Dr. Thomas McKinsey and a small band of scientists rebelled against the recently installed Congress-In-Council to declare the moon a republic. Six months later, McKinseys followers were dead and he was dying. With the world below him entering a prolonged global struggle, McKinsey programmed the computers...

Tags: Mobile, Moon, Computer, AppEngines, Tranquility, Productivity, E-books, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2008-10-30

Citrix launches XenServer 5.0 and Citrix Cloud Center (C3)

Citrix fired a one-two punch at VMware today by launching XenServer 5.0 and Citrix Cloud Center (C3). Let's look at each of the announcements separately. In short, Citrix is taking the open source Xen hypervisor and making it sing and dance. What Citrix had to...

Tags: Citrix Systems Inc., XenServer 5, Citrix C3 Solution, Server Virtualization, Virtualization, Servers, Hardware, Dan Kusnetzky

Blog posts 2008-09-16

Stephen Hawking: LHC vital, absolutely safe

Stephen Hawking: LHC vital, absolutely safeLHC "vital"?I think Dr. Hawking is overstating the case just a little, but I agree that fears that the LHC will create an earth-swallowing black hole that would require a lot more matter than is available are way overblown.I think the media just likes the...

Tags: LHC, Stephen Hawking

Discussion threads 2008-09-09

Bill Gates bids a teary farewell to Microsoft

Bill Gates bids a teary farewell to MicrosoftHe didn't dieYou guys make it sound like he died. As much as I bash MS, I do admire what Bill did by founding this company and guiding it to do what it's done for the world. I hope the company well in...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, PRODUCTIVITY, Operating systems, UNIX, Strategy, Bill Gates, teary farewell, farewell, Billg, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-06-27

Will computing save health care?

Carey James Kriz is nothing if not an optimist. Dr. Kriz, who heads the American Academy of Urgent Care Medicine in Orlando, is convinced that technology is the answer to the train wreck called the health care financing system. Predictive Health, knowing what your...

Tags: Dr., Health Care, Computing, Carey James Kriz, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2008-05-02

A 100-million-year dragon killer

Komodo dragons are one of the largest living species of lizards, growing to a length of up to 3 meters and weighing around 70 kilograms. They're living on several central Indonesian islands for more than 100 million years. Why are they still alive? According to an international team of researchers,...

Tags: Researcher, Species, Komodo, UNSW, Productivity, Performance Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-04-15

Laser scanning robot 3D-R1 used to map mines

A UK-based company, 3D Laser Mapping, has developed robots equipped with lasers to automatically scan mines. Its latest mission was to create a 3D map of the San Jose silver mine in Mexico. The remote survey vehicle RSV 3D-R1 weighs about 135 kilograms and is 0.6 meter high. It...

Tags: 3D, Laser, 3D-R1, 3DLM, Robots, Emerging Technologies, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-04-10

VR study says 40% of us are paranoid

UK researchers have recently used virtual reality VR to check if people had paranoid thoughts when using public transportation. Their VR tube ride experiment revealed that 40% of the participants experienced exaggerated fears about threats from others. Until now, researchers were relying on somewhat unreliable questionnaires to study paranoid thoughts...

Tags: Virtual Reality, Emerging Technologies, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-04-06