Over the past 5 years more and more companies have found value in the data already in their possession. Companies like Walmart have used data collected to create a competitive advantage, enabling them to dominate their industry. Google is a business founded on the value of data and clearly has set the standard for [...]
Entries Tagged as 'cognitive-economy'
The value that lurks below
March 29th, 2009 1 Comment
Tags: cognitive-economy · data · google · walmart
Google Gets the future Cognitive Economy
December 17th, 2007 No Comments
I have long explained to people the value of the data corporations collect. I have seen first hand the value of large pools of correlated, linked, behavior generated data and as Tim O’Reilly points out in his post so does Google.
My favorite definition of Cognitive** is:
Having a basis in or reducible to empirical [...]
Tags: cognitive-economy · google · oreilly
Cognitive Economy: A Great Podcast
August 2nd, 2006 2 Comments
Verna Allee gave a presentation at MeshForum 2006 on Value Networks. I think this is a great presentation. She describes:
“A value network is a way at looking at any purposeful organization, company, or network. It is any web of relationships that creates value through complex, dynamic exchanges of tangible and intangible value.”
She makes the [...]
Tags: attention · cognitive-economy · review · verna-Allee
Thinking about the Long tail (Core Dump)
August 1st, 2006 No Comments
I was listening to the Resignation Gang (Part 3) and was interested in the arguments around how people like to get their news and inversion of the network. I have a couple questions running through my mind:
Does the head of the Long tail exist because the market has been unable to deliver meaningful specialization?
Does [...]
Tags: cognitive-economy · f4t · Gillmor-Gang · long-tail
Coginitive Efficiencies – Friedrich Nietzsche – Jeff Veen
July 19th, 2006 3 Comments
I was reading Jeffrey Veen’s post titled “Intellectual Bargain Shopping” and found the quote below by Friedrich Nietzsche to be very interesting.
To predict the behavior of ordinary people in advance, you only have to assume that they will always try to escape a disagreeable situation with the smallest possible expenditure of intelligence.
Jeffrey Veen comments on [...]
Tags: attention · cognitive-economy · Jeff-Veen
Attention OS and The Cognitive Economy my thoughts
July 5th, 2006 No Comments
In roughly 50 lines of text Steve Gillmor roughs out the Attention OS. The article has triggered many thoughts, so I will just lay them out in a series of posts.
The Cognitive economy is based on value created by individuals powered by a cognitive suite of tools, services, repositories and raw [...]
Tags: attention · attention-OS · cognitive-economy
Account Authentication Proxy by Google
June 28th, 2006 1 Comment
Google today announced the availability of Account Authentication Proxy for web applications. This is an authentication and authorization service for Google services. It allows third party applications to use Google services on behalf of a Google customer. Google by allowing 3rd parties to create businesses that use their services as a composite part, this [...]
Tags: cognitive-economy · Garett-Rogers · google · identity
Cognitive Economy: The role of Attention
June 25th, 2006 No Comments
In the cognitive economy the role of attention is primarily that of an abstract currency. Attention (in all of its forms) like Dollars, Euros and Pounds will have a value that is ubiquitous and easily measured by all parties. Markets can be created (think something like Root Markets) to speculate upon and trade [...]
Tags: attention · attention-trust · cognitive-economy · root-markets
The Cognitive Economy: What it’s not
June 22nd, 2006 No Comments
The Cognitive economy is not
mass marketing
Information asymmetry
proprietary
a monologue
silos
about monopoly
less information
small, simple or easy
a short term thing
Tags: attention · cognitive-economy