| Uber taps Daimler for self-driving cars, Apple crushes earnings, When algorithms break bad and decisions gets ugly. | | | | Innovation Project 2017 Convo |
| Yes, Even Algorithms Can Break Bad
Check your stereotypes of math Ph.Dâs right at the door. Weapons of Math Destruction author and mathematician Cathy O'Neil doesnât mince words when saying that we've all fallen just a bit too hard for the algorithms that math builds and that now run, well, everything. OâNeil says that math isn't magic, and that weâre seeing just how vulnerable those black boxes are right now. Youâll never look at math â or algorithms quite the same way again â Guaranteed. Read More... |
| From Retail Bricks To Online Clicks, Sans Inventory
Hereâs a retail trick â creating the ultimate endless aisle without owning any inventory. Itâs a trick that RevCascade CEO Josh Wexler says his platform helps retailers like Crate & Barrel and Wayfair do all day long. He shares his secret sauce with The Matchmaker Is In hosts Karen Webster and David Evans.
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| There Is Joy In Cupertino This Week
After a few quarters where the operating MO for Apple earnings has been disappointment, yesterday was a welcome change of pace and something of a return to form for Cupertino, which managed to widely beat analyst expectations. So is all right in the Apple world finally? Well... let's not get too excited... Read More... |
| | Cybersecurity | | Vestaâs Vista On The Merchantâs Fraud Challenge
E-commerce merchants: Call it a trifecta of pressures hitting you right where you live â at the top and bottom lines. Vestaâs Tom Byrnes, CMO, told Karen Webster that the digital age has brought a whole new set of challenges when it comes to fighting fraud. Read More... |
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