The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
IBM and Its Federated Search Camelot IBM’s assertion is that there will be no more “data silos in enterprise search.” You can learn about IBM’s “reality” in a webcast. Seven blistering professional questions below the fold.
Partnership Between Twitter and IBM Showing Results The article on TechWorld titled IBM Boosts BlueMix and Watson Analytics with Twitter Integration investigates the fruits of the partnership between IBM and Twitter, which began in 2014. IBM Bluemix now has Twitter available as one the services available in the cloud based developer environment. Watson Analytics will …
IBM: Think Big, Harder, Slower I read “IBM Says Cloud, Mobile, and Data Businesses Will Reach $40 Billion by 2018.” The write up reports that IBM has some “strategic imperative.” I assumed that sustainable revenue growth and healthy profits were important. Well, maybe.
It is beginning to look like GMO, principally an American economic activity, may not endure as structured. This is one example of why I say that. There is a developing consensus against it. Cargill Sues Syngenta Over Sale of GMO Seeds Unapproved in China JACOB BUNGE – The Wall Street Journal In a fight that …
IBM Buzz Equals Revenues: The Breakthrough Assumption I am no wizard of finance. I have kept track of money for my Cub Scout troop. I do understand this chart from Google Finance: The blue column shows that revenue is going nowhere, maybe even trending down. The red line shows IBM’s profit margin which is flat. …
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Washington Spies on NATO; Other Allies Wayne MADSEN Strategic Culture.org | 18.05.2014 EXTRACT Implants are inserted by NSA into targeted computer systems and network devices through what the NSA calls «supply-chain interdiction». Equipment is intercepted between the manufacturer and the end-user. At a secret facility called a «load station», devices called «beacons» are inserted clandestinely …
Watson and Shopping: No Service, Just an Assertion I read “Make IBM’s Watson Your Personal Shopping Assistant.” IBM wants to leapfrog www.pricewatch.com, www.amazon.com, and the aging www.mysimon.com, among other shopping services. Now quite a few people have embraced Amazon’s flawed, yet popular, recommendations service. I am trying to remember when I first noticed this somewhat …
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