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News Analysis: IBM Watson Announces Data Driven Discovery Solution

News Analysis: IBM Watson Announces Data Driven Discovery Solution

By R "Ray" Wang on August 28, 2014

 New Discovery Advisor Solution To Help Researchers Answer The Tough Problems Never Answered Before On August 28th, 2014 at the Museum of Art and Design in New York City, The IBM Watson group launched Discovery Advisor.  Mike Rhodin, SVP of IBM’s Watson Group, welcomed the audience to the Age of Discovery (see Figure 1).  In […]

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Learning from the weak signals of failure

Learning from the weak signals of failure

By Michael Krigsman on October 25, 2009

Many victims of failed projects claim they were blindsided by problems that arose suddenly out of nowhere. In reality, the notion that failures spontaneously arise without warning is nonsense.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Business, CIO issues, Collective intelligence, Dilbert, Governance, IT issues, Leadership, MIT Sloan School of Management

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