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Category Archives: Research
Who Is Using What In Social Media?
Some interesting findings from a recent Pew Research survey. Five key revelations: Facebook remains that most preferred site although its growth has slowed quite dramtically. Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn saw significant increases over the past year in the proportion … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Social Media
Tagged 2015, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pew Research Center, Pinterest, Roger Smith, Social media, Social network, thedigitalconsultant, Twitter, United States
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Wealthy But Are They Healthy?
According to an article in Singapore’s Straits Times there are thirty two billionaires in Singapore and increase of five over the previous year. They share a combined wealth of US$65 billion. What is revealing is the patriarchal nature of Singapore business, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Research
Tagged 2014, Asia, Billionaire, finance, millionaires, research, Roger Smith, singapore, Straits Times, thedigitalconsultant, UBS, United States, Wealth
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Big (Data) Does Not Always Mean Better
“Big data naturally appeals to many data geeks, high-priced consulting firms, and IT professionals” says Dr Mark Kotkin, former Director of Consumer Reports and now a market research consultant. The essence of his recent article on Big Data is that data big … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Data, Research, Security
Tagged 2014, big data, Business, Cambridge, Data analysis, Data set, government, Hadoop, Mark Kotkin, National Security Agency, Obama, Petabyte, Roger Smith, thedigitalconsultant, White House
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