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Unlock Your Data: The Case of MyTag

The business model of Web2.0 applications like FaceBook, Flickr, YouTube and their likes is based on an asymmetry: Users generate content, Web2.0 application providers own, (i), the access to user content, (ii), the user profiles and, (iii), user interaction data. We argue in this paper that such asymmetry disadvantages the users and prevents innovative applications. We demonstrate an applicati...

Advanced process control for grinding circuits Unlock the unknown potential of your mill

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Immunity to change: how to overcome it and unlock the potential in yourself and your organization

With ‘Immunity to Change’ Kegan and Lahey address the mystery of personal and organizational change in an original way. Their main message is that individuals, groups and organizations are not blocked by fears for change—as many claim—but more by existing, hidden mindsets. And, that most have not, yet, found ways to understand these mindsets and, therefore, have not learned to overcome them. Th...

The Legacy of George Zames - Automatic Control, IEEE Transactions on

GEORGE ZAMES tragically passed away on August 10, 1997, after a brief illness. Some of George’s friends have assembled this impressionistic overview of his seminal contributions to the field of Systems and Control. George Zames was born on January 7, 1934, in Lodz, Poland. He was a child living with his parents in Warsaw, Poland, when the bombing of that city on September 1, 1939, marked the st...