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The Dilution of Compelling Content
The Dilution of Compelling Content
I remember my Grandmother explaining to me one evening as we gathered in front of the large piece of living room…
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Technology is the digital extension of our human nature. Understand this and predict the future
Technology is the digital extension of our human nature. Understand this and predict the future
Technology is the digital extension of our human nature. It is perhaps the most human of all human creation.
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Creating trusted and personal experiences will help enterprises defend against unknown but inevitable disruption
Creating trusted and personal experiences will help enterprises defend against unknown but inevitable disruption
Every industry and marketplace is facing disruption. The disruption is fueled by the ever changing expectations of the…
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IBM Interactive Experience - creating experiences and outcomes which drive business objectives
IBM Interactive Experience - creating experiences and outcomes which drive business objectives
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8 年I still shift gears manually!
Owner / Chief Creative Officer at Eric Marchais Creative LLC
8 年Feeling a little nostalgic in your 50's there, Mike? I do agree with what you say. The transformation in the automotive space is amazing and the pace at which it is happening is rather astounding but I don't believe it will happen as fast as that. If I (and a lot of other folks passionate about driving) have anything to say about it (and we do - after all, we are the consumers that the automotive industry is trying to reach), there will still be human -controlled cars for the foreseeable future and probably well after yours or my grandkids have their own children. I see this happen often in our technological world, we always think that things will happen overnight... after all, weren't we promised flying cars by the year 2000!! Eric.