Entries Tagged as 'Social Media'
by Matt Davis | February 16, 2011 | 1 Comment
For Jeopardy fans like myself, the last two nights of play have been quite different than the traditional matches. Not just because all time champs Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter have returned, but more because they are playing against a computer named Watson. Watson can “read” questions, interpret meanings, find natural language relationships and answer questions with a range of confidence intervals… all in the form of a question, of course. So what if Watson ran your supply chain?
Category: Demand Sensing and Shaping Digital Supply Chain Tags: Jeopardy, Pattern Based Strategy, Social Media, Supply Chain, Watson
by Matt Davis | October 21, 2010 | Comments Off
After a whirlwind of conversation at Symposium, I am both reflecting on those conversations as well as getting back to speed with current events. The theme from both is a concern about social software and internet rights to privacy. Applications of social media platforms for supply chain demand management and the ability to tap into the digital consumer [...]
Category: Demand Sensing and Shaping Digital Supply Chain Tags: Demand Sensing and Shaping, Digital Consumer, Digital Supply Chain, Social Media, Supply Chain, Symposium
by Matt Davis | October 7, 2010 | 2 Comments
A television, the GoogleTV, your smartphone, an internet connection, a satellite dish, your remote control… all working together as you master a world of content in your living room.
Category: Digital Supply Chain Tags: Apple, Digital Supply Chain, Google, GoogleTV, iPad, Social Media, Software Applications, Supply Chain
by Matt Davis | October 4, 2010 | Comments Off
Is social media in supply chain science fiction? Is it a fad? Or is there some definitive value for supply chain and demand management?
Category: Demand Sensing and Shaping Digital Supply Chain Tags: Demand Sensing and Shaping, Digital Suppy Chain, Social Media, Social Network Analysis, Supply Chain
