Shopper Analytics vs. Free Will. How much can we predict people’s behavior?
Posted: November 16, 2015 Filed under: English | Tags: Big Data, Brain, Change Management, Digisphere, Marketing, Moore's Law, Philosophy, Shopper Marketing, Singularity, Technology Leave a comment
The future is here. The huge amount of shopper data generated every minute(*) in retailers all over the world is allowing Watson-like machines to predict what we are going to buy, where and when, pushing us to buy more, more often. And this is not going to get better. Collected data will include different types of behaviors (not only transactions, but digital interactions, social influence, physical movements in and out store…), and machines will increase their power to a point where by 2030 a $1000 computer will be a thousand times more powerful than a single human brain. Read the rest of this entry »
The future of social media, depicted a century ago.
Posted: December 19, 2013 Filed under: English | Tags: Brain, Communication, Digisphere, Digital, Facebook, Noosphere, Omega Point, Philosophy, Singularity, Social Media, Technology 1 Comment
In February 2014, Facebook will celebrate their 10th anniversary. In 2004 some Harvard students created one of today’s most impressive internet company. Could anybody imagine at that time how it would change people’s lives? In the constant change environment we live, 10 years is a lot of time. Can we predict the future of social media? Maybe the answer is there since 1922.
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Constant Change Ahead 