oil spike
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Labels: analysis, canada, citi, consumption, gas, gasoline, global, impact, mexico, oil, petroleum, price, production, recession, research, russia, saudi arabia, shale, spike, u.s.
hospital mergers
Labels: acquisition, consolidate, consolidation, health, health care, healthcare, hospital, independent, m and a, medical, medicine, merger, mid-atlantic, washington post
S&P 500
Labels: bubble, dividend, isi, s and p, standard and poor, warren buffett, yield
U.S. per capita health expenditures
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Labels: care, expenditure, health, journal, medicine, new england, per capita, trend, u.s., united states
global rates of noncommunicable disease
Labels: alcohol, breastfeeding, commodity, daly, deficiency, disease, global, glucose, health, income, mortality, noncommincable, population, rate, risk, risy, salt, sex, tobacco
aggregators of various kinds are the way people consume
Monday, March 19, 2012
Labels: aggregation, aggregator, app, consume, consumer, consumption, device, digital, facebook, journalism, mobile, news, organizing, pew, recommendation, research, twitter
Hospital mergers and acquisitions
Labels: acquisition, associates, billion, deal, federal trade commission, ftc, hospital, irving, levin, m and a, merger, rebound, value, wall street journal
Internet contributes more to the American economy than the entire federal government
Labels: boston consulting, china, economy, federal, gdp, government, gross domestic product, internet, japan, opportunity, south korea, trillion, u.s., united states, web
generation why bother
Friday, March 16, 2012
Labels: average, earnings, economy, generation, Harvard business review, hbr, household, income, index, job, productivity, satisfaction, wages, why bother
net promoter score by industry
Labels: airline, auto, banking, consumer, customer, department, hardware, health, industry, insruance, internet, net promoter, nps, qliance, quality, score, service, shopping, software, TV
map of san francisco
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Labels: broster, CA, california, district, hipster, map, native, neighborhood, san francisco, santa cruz, sf, yelp
51% of web traffic is non-human and malicious
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Labels: cloud, data, hacking, incapsula, internet, malicious, non-human, report, traffic, visitors, web, website
patent activity
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Labels: data, derwent, digital, dwpi, exchange, index, information, mobile, patent, subsector, telecom, telecommunications, telecontrol, telephone, telephony, thomson reuters, trademark, transmission, uspto
care delivery
Monday, March 12, 2012
Images are courtesy of Jason Hwang, M.D., M.B.A. Executive Director, Healthcare of the Innosight Institute
Labels: business, care, clinical research, data collection, health, healthcare, healthcare of the innosight institute, imaging, jason hwang, laboratory, model, specialty, surgical suites, technology, warehousing
man-cession with a he-covery, not she-covery
Friday, March 9, 2012
Labels: employment, female, he-cvery, job, jobs, labor, male, man, man-cession, mancession, men, recession, recovery, she-covery, unemployment, woman, women
long climb back, but healthcare is leading the way
Labels: economy, employment, february, growth, industries, industry, jobs, recession, recovery, sector, u.s., unemployment
no quick rebound
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Labels: bank of america, bofa, communication, economy, expectations, Fed, federal reserve, futures, global, interest, interest rates, merrill lynch, pr, pricing, public relations, rates, rebound, recovery, research
social media growth
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Labels: emarketer, facebook, fb, growth, media, networking, research, social, study, tweet, twitter, Usage, users
behavioral patterns of web usage
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Labels: behavior, behavioral, chitika, hourly, hours, internet, mobile, patterns, pc, share, web
taxonomy of ideas
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Labels: beautiful, chart, functionality, ideas, information, structure, taxonomy, weird
collapse of newspaper industry
Labels: advertisement, advertising, assosication, chart, graph, industry, inflation, media, news, newspaper, print, revenue
oil sand boom in Canada
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Labels: alberta, boom, canada, economy, employment, energy, esimate, gdp, globe and mail, industry, infographic, oil, oil sands, ontario, quebec, research, sands, tar sands, tax
somewhat hidden public places in San Francisco
Labels: bay, chronicle, development, hidden, location, main st., map, market st., mission st., place, project, public, san francisco, sf, sfgate, site, spinoff, street
consumerization & BYOD
Labels: analyst, business, byod, combination, consumerization, device, forrester, info, information, labor, microsoft, mobile, multiple, personal, research, windows, work, worker
privilege of being american
Labels: american, economic, federal, fiscal, geithner, income, percentage, population, privilege, tax, taxable, u.s.
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- oil spike
- hospital mergers
- S&P 500
- U.S. per capita health expenditures
- global rates of noncommunicable disease
- aggregators of various kinds are the way people co...
- Hospital mergers and acquisitions
- Internet contributes more to the American economy ...
- generation why bother
- net promoter score by industry
- map of san francisco
- 51% of web traffic is non-human and malicious
- patent activity
- care delivery
- man-cession with a he-covery, not she-covery
- long climb back, but healthcare is leading the way...
- no quick rebound
- social media growth
- behavioral patterns of web usage
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- taxonomy of ideas
- collapse of newspaper industry
- oil sand boom in Canada
- somewhat hidden public places in San Francisco
- consumerization & BYOD
- privilege of being american
- rosier view, similar expectations
- mobile data forecast
- wireleline broadband in rural areas
- U.S. consumer technology hardware sales
- user review services
- social vs email
- transformation of the living room
- healthcare spending
- unexpected "beat"
- TV & broadband streaming
- Safe to Resume Ignoring the Prophets of Doom ?
- 257,000 private-sector jobs in January, 23rd conse...
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January
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- the young and unemployed around the world
- tweeters by country
- exports drive growth
- foxconn gadgets
- the internet is growing muscles
- U.S. Hispanic TV Market
- Thus far in 2012...
- internet in numbers
- 11 new Twitter accounts per second
- public, cultural and social conflict
- data sharing
- medicare
- globally connected consumer
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