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In technology reporting, not many 2009 articles remain that useful. But this anecdote from two years ago remains right on target.
To illustrate just how personal mobile technology has become, reported Don Clark on his WSJ blog, an Intel executive asked his audience how many had cellphones. All raised their hands. Then he asked [...]
keep reading →If you want sensors to drive innovation and revenue growth, become obsessive about diversity. Involve a broad range of people with diverse backgrounds, skills and motivations. That’s the lesson from two highly successful firms, Intel and Apple, who have taken different approaches to driving innovation with sensors. Each firm has harnessed diversity in startlingly effective [...]
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