List of Interesting ideas and Views:
- Model Yacht Coming Back To Life with Remote Control
- Reinventing Your Company
- The Moment at its Best Visual Form
- Combination of in-Memory R and SAP HANA: Complex Analytics at Speed of Tought
- Top Five Things to Consider in Mobile Era: Benchmark Your Company !
- Algorithms and Sex Appeal: Could algorithms work for Sex Appeal? Can you look more sexy if you know some Mathematics?
- Complex Event Processing and Carrier Hotel New York City – What do they have in common?
- Should Pragmatic Chaos or Epagogix determine future of our human entertainment?
- How can a $35 book go upto $23,698,655.93 (plus $3.99 shipping) at AMAZON? Real Story !
- How Computing Power changes the way stock markets run? Impact of Algo Trading and High Frequency Trading (HFT)
- Creating a mash up between SAP HANA and SAP ERP using Visual Composer
- Transforming BI for Extreme DATA–Why is it relevant for Today? Why Today? IDC Business Intelligence Roadshow 2011
- Gamification of eEducation System: Where should we start?
- in-memory Database: Why is it relevant for Today? Why Today?
- Real SAP HANA Customer Performance Test Case I (from Turkey)
Prediction Markets–If it is not trading what is it?
While many are only hearing about prediction markets for the first time, for near a decade they were active. It is a shame that I have not noticed them. Life is strange. For example; trading on the outcome of Britney Spear’s conservatorship and the Suez Canal obstruction! – Could this event become a contract? In order to understand the process you need to navigate first. Polymarket PredictIt Kalshi A prediction market is a...
Why does XM (Exprience Management) matter?
To understand why things happen, you need to understand the thoughts and emotions of the people involved
2019 Sıcak Konuları @CEO Gündemi
2019 sıcak konularını hızlıca bir slide’da derlemeye çalıştım. Aklımdayken burdan paylaşayım dedim 🙂 Ugur CEO Agenda 2019 by Ugur Candan from ugur candan
Living Longer – Learning from an Ultimate Question of Life
Life expectancy was driven mainly by improvements in sanitation, housing, and education, causing a steady decline in early and mid-life mortality, which was chiefly due to infections. This trend continued with the development of vaccines and then antibiotics. By the latter half of the twentieth century, there was little room for further reduction in early and mid-life mortality.