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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: jmfeland / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: jmfeland / Fri, 19 Feb 2016 19:12:43 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: jmfeland Big Lies and Small Truths About Big Data /slideshow/big-lies-and-small-truths-about-big-data/58478573 bigliesandsmalltruthsiot-160219191243
The hype around Big Data is driving a tidal wave of change throughout our industry. Like any tidal wave, it consists of a hodgepodge of components, is surrounded in legend, and behaves in unexpected ways. As this wave breaks over every part of the enterprise, IT, Marketing, Sales, even Development, the mix of data, tools, investment, and outright lies make it difficult to prepare effectively for it's arrival. Like many of the companies caught in the early storm surge of Big Data, Argus Insights became a big data company almost by accident. Thriving after the encounter, we would like to separate the hype of how to respond to Big Data from what we learned to be the small truths of thriving in the ocean of information all around us.]]>
The hype around Big Data is driving a tidal wave of change throughout our industry. Like any tidal wave, it consists of a hodgepodge of components, is surrounded in legend, and behaves in unexpected ways. As this wave breaks over every part of the enterprise, IT, Marketing, Sales, even Development, the mix of data, tools, investment, and outright lies make it difficult to prepare effectively for it's arrival. Like many of the companies caught in the early storm surge of Big Data, Argus Insights became a big data company almost by accident. Thriving after the encounter, we would like to separate the hype of how to respond to Big Data from what we learned to be the small truths of thriving in the ocean of information all around us.]]> Fri, 19 Feb 2016 19:12:43 GMT /slideshow/big-lies-and-small-truths-about-big-data/58478573 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Big Lies and Small Truths About Big Data jmfeland The hype around Big Data is driving a tidal wave of change throughout our industry. Like any tidal wave, it consists of a hodgepodge of components, is surrounded in legend, and behaves in unexpected ways. As this wave breaks over every part of the enterprise, IT, Marketing, Sales, even Development, the mix of data, tools, investment, and outright lies make it difficult to prepare effectively for it's arrival. Like many of the companies caught in the early storm surge of Big Data, Argus Insights became a big data company almost by accident. Thriving after the encounter, we would like to separate the hype of how to respond to Big Data from what we learned to be the small truths of thriving in the ocean of information all around us. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/bigliesandsmalltruthsiot-160219191243-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The hype around Big Data is driving a tidal wave of change throughout our industry. Like any tidal wave, it consists of a hodgepodge of components, is surrounded in legend, and behaves in unexpected ways. As this wave breaks over every part of the enterprise, IT, Marketing, Sales, even Development, the mix of data, tools, investment, and outright lies make it difficult to prepare effectively for it's arrival. Like many of the companies caught in the early storm surge of Big Data, Argus Insights became a big data company almost by accident. Thriving after the encounter, we would like to separate the hype of how to respond to Big Data from what we learned to be the small truths of thriving in the ocean of information all around us.

Big Lies and Small Truths About Big Data from John Feland

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0 Solving the Sock Drawer Problem: How Are We Failing Wearables Consumers? /slideshow/feland-wearabletechcon/45812740 felandwearabletechcon-150313145717-conversion-gate01
This Wearables Techcon keynote will share the results of an analysis of over 80,000 wearable consumers. Highlighting who is winning and who is whining, Dr. John Feland will detail lessons learned from the out-of-the-box experience. Hear where and how consumers want wearables to perform as they race through their lives. Learn what your team can do to solve the pervasive issue of having your product end up in the sock drawer of your customers.]]>
This Wearables Techcon keynote will share the results of an analysis of over 80,000 wearable consumers. Highlighting who is winning and who is whining, Dr. John Feland will detail lessons learned from the out-of-the-box experience. Hear where and how consumers want wearables to perform as they race through their lives. Learn what your team can do to solve the pervasive issue of having your product end up in the sock drawer of your customers.]]> Fri, 13 Mar 2015 14:57:17 GMT /slideshow/feland-wearabletechcon/45812740 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Solving the Sock Drawer Problem: How Are We Failing Wearables Consumers? jmfeland This Wearables Techcon keynote will share the results of an analysis of over 80,000 wearable consumers. Highlighting who is winning and who is whining, Dr. John Feland will detail lessons learned from the out-of-the-box experience. Hear where and how consumers want wearables to perform as they race through their lives. Learn what your team can do to solve the pervasive issue of having your product end up in the sock drawer of your customers. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/felandwearabletechcon-150313145717-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This Wearables Techcon keynote will share the results of an analysis of over 80,000 wearable consumers. Highlighting who is winning and who is whining, Dr. John Feland will detail lessons learned from the out-of-the-box experience. Hear where and how consumers want wearables to perform as they race through their lives. Learn what your team can do to solve the pervasive issue of having your product end up in the sock drawer of your customers.

Solving the Sock Drawer Problem: How Are We Failing Wearables Consumers? from John Feland

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0 What is driving engagement ahead of Mobile World Congress 2015? /slideshow/what-is-driving-engagement-ahead-of-mobile-world-congress-2015/45188374 mwc2015webinarprep-150226124127-conversion-gate02
MWC is sure to deliver a flurry of smartphone launches, countless wearables and connected IoT devices, and several insightful keynote addresses. Argus Insights will wade through the millions of juicy social snippets to identify which technology is poised to be significant, to help listeners make sense of the 1,900 plus exhibitions before the show even starts. This webinar will include predictions of what brands, technology offerings, and announcements will be driving mindshare during the show. Argus Insights’ proprietary data collection method and tools give us the ability to sort through this buzz and share meaningful insights with webinar attendees. Do not miss this chance to identify possible threats in SDN/NFV, smartphones, wearables, IoT, 5G networks, and more.]]>
MWC is sure to deliver a flurry of smartphone launches, countless wearables and connected IoT devices, and several insightful keynote addresses. Argus Insights will wade through the millions of juicy social snippets to identify which technology is poised to be significant, to help listeners make sense of the 1,900 plus exhibitions before the show even starts. This webinar will include predictions of what brands, technology offerings, and announcements will be driving mindshare during the show. Argus Insights’ proprietary data collection method and tools give us the ability to sort through this buzz and share meaningful insights with webinar attendees. Do not miss this chance to identify possible threats in SDN/NFV, smartphones, wearables, IoT, 5G networks, and more.]]> Thu, 26 Feb 2015 12:41:27 GMT /slideshow/what-is-driving-engagement-ahead-of-mobile-world-congress-2015/45188374 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) What is driving engagement ahead of Mobile World Congress 2015? jmfeland MWC is sure to deliver a flurry of smartphone launches, countless wearables and connected IoT devices, and several insightful keynote addresses. Argus Insights will wade through the millions of juicy social snippets to identify which technology is poised to be significant, to help listeners make sense of the 1,900 plus exhibitions before the show even starts. This webinar will include predictions of what brands, technology offerings, and announcements will be driving mindshare during the show. Argus Insights’ proprietary data collection method and tools give us the ability to sort through this buzz and share meaningful insights with webinar attendees. Do not miss this chance to identify possible threats in SDN/NFV, smartphones, wearables, IoT, 5G networks, and more. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mwc2015webinarprep-150226124127-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> MWC is sure to deliver a flurry of smartphone launches, countless wearables and connected IoT devices, and several insightful keynote addresses. Argus Insights will wade through the millions of juicy social snippets to identify which technology is poised to be significant, to help listeners make sense of the 1,900 plus exhibitions before the show even starts. This webinar will include predictions of what brands, technology offerings, and announcements will be driving mindshare during the show. Argus Insights’ proprietary data collection method and tools give us the ability to sort through this buzz and share meaningful insights with webinar attendees. Do not miss this chance to identify possible threats in SDN/NFV, smartphones, wearables, IoT, 5G networks, and more.

What is driving engagement ahead of Mobile World Congress 2015? from John Feland

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0 Do You See What I See, Consumer Response to IoT Security Cameras, Cat Watching /jmfeland/do-you-see-what-i-see-consumer-response-to-iot-security-cameras-cat-watching evadec2014doyouseewhatisee-141211234154-conversion-gate01
Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland at the December meeting of the]]>
Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland at the December meeting of the]]> Thu, 11 Dec 2014 23:41:54 GMT /jmfeland/do-you-see-what-i-see-consumer-response-to-iot-security-cameras-cat-watching jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Do You See What I See, Consumer Response to IoT Security Cameras, Cat Watching jmfeland Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland at the December meeting of the <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/evadec2014doyouseewhatisee-141211234154-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland at the December meeting of the

Do You See What I See, Consumer Response to IoT Security Cameras, Cat Watching from John Feland

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0 Deals, Steals and Appeals: What Brands Are Consumers Loving Ahead of Black Friday /slideshow/deals-steals-and-appeals-what-brands-are-consumers/41673142 dealsstealsandappeals-141117154357-conversion-gate01
The Black Friday advertising has already started to hit consumers in full force. Every year for the past few decades, retailers have ratcheted up the deals and steals used to temp consumers to shake off their post Thanksgiving food comas and shuffle like the walking dead to their retail outlets in the twilight of the early morning hours before any self respecting rooster would consider it polite to greet the rising sun. The sequel to this mass retail migration to participate in the largest mixed martial arts contest with your fellow holiday cheer bringer is the equally frenzied Cyber Monday sales during which Amazon’s bandwidth and electricity consumption for a single 24 hour period could power all of Latin America for a year. Are the millions spent by retailers to extract billions from our pockets in these magical 8 days each year focused on the right products? Is that laptop priced at $150 really worth knee surgery you’ll have to schedule after the holidays due to injuries sustained while clawing it from the hands of that nice grandmother that lives down your street? Is a new myPad you got for under $300 really going to drive smiles come January? Pulling on the insights gathered from the most important voices in retail, consumers themselves. Argus Insights CEO, Dr. John Feland, will walk through the hottest products on the market today. Based not on what the brands are promising or the pundits are selling, but on what is delighting consumers. See if the new iPhones are all that, what is the best tablet for hard fought recession dollars, whether Chromebooks really replace laptops for consumers, and more. With data on over 7,000 products across over 400 brands, Argus Insights will identify likely winners of the holiday shopping frenzy and uncover hidden gems that are better candidates for the top of holiday wish lists than the dominant brands.]]>
The Black Friday advertising has already started to hit consumers in full force. Every year for the past few decades, retailers have ratcheted up the deals and steals used to temp consumers to shake off their post Thanksgiving food comas and shuffle like the walking dead to their retail outlets in the twilight of the early morning hours before any self respecting rooster would consider it polite to greet the rising sun. The sequel to this mass retail migration to participate in the largest mixed martial arts contest with your fellow holiday cheer bringer is the equally frenzied Cyber Monday sales during which Amazon’s bandwidth and electricity consumption for a single 24 hour period could power all of Latin America for a year. Are the millions spent by retailers to extract billions from our pockets in these magical 8 days each year focused on the right products? Is that laptop priced at $150 really worth knee surgery you’ll have to schedule after the holidays due to injuries sustained while clawing it from the hands of that nice grandmother that lives down your street? Is a new myPad you got for under $300 really going to drive smiles come January? Pulling on the insights gathered from the most important voices in retail, consumers themselves. Argus Insights CEO, Dr. John Feland, will walk through the hottest products on the market today. Based not on what the brands are promising or the pundits are selling, but on what is delighting consumers. See if the new iPhones are all that, what is the best tablet for hard fought recession dollars, whether Chromebooks really replace laptops for consumers, and more. With data on over 7,000 products across over 400 brands, Argus Insights will identify likely winners of the holiday shopping frenzy and uncover hidden gems that are better candidates for the top of holiday wish lists than the dominant brands.]]> Mon, 17 Nov 2014 15:43:57 GMT /slideshow/deals-steals-and-appeals-what-brands-are-consumers/41673142 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Deals, Steals and Appeals: What Brands Are Consumers Loving Ahead of Black Friday jmfeland The Black Friday advertising has already started to hit consumers in full force. Every year for the past few decades, retailers have ratcheted up the deals and steals used to temp consumers to shake off their post Thanksgiving food comas and shuffle like the walking dead to their retail outlets in the twilight of the early morning hours before any self respecting rooster would consider it polite to greet the rising sun. The sequel to this mass retail migration to participate in the largest mixed martial arts contest with your fellow holiday cheer bringer is the equally frenzied Cyber Monday sales during which Amazon’s bandwidth and electricity consumption for a single 24 hour period could power all of Latin America for a year. Are the millions spent by retailers to extract billions from our pockets in these magical 8 days each year focused on the right products? Is that laptop priced at $150 really worth knee surgery you’ll have to schedule after the holidays due to injuries sustained while clawing it from the hands of that nice grandmother that lives down your street? Is a new myPad you got for under $300 really going to drive smiles come January? Pulling on the insights gathered from the most important voices in retail, consumers themselves. Argus Insights CEO, Dr. John Feland, will walk through the hottest products on the market today. Based not on what the brands are promising or the pundits are selling, but on what is delighting consumers. See if the new iPhones are all that, what is the best tablet for hard fought recession dollars, whether Chromebooks really replace laptops for consumers, and more. With data on over 7,000 products across over 400 brands, Argus Insights will identify likely winners of the holiday shopping frenzy and uncover hidden gems that are better candidates for the top of holiday wish lists than the dominant brands. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/dealsstealsandappeals-141117154357-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The Black Friday advertising has already started to hit consumers in full force. Every year for the past few decades, retailers have ratcheted up the deals and steals used to temp consumers to shake off their post Thanksgiving food comas and shuffle like the walking dead to their retail outlets in the twilight of the early morning hours before any self respecting rooster would consider it polite to greet the rising sun. The sequel to this mass retail migration to participate in the largest mixed martial arts contest with your fellow holiday cheer bringer is the equally frenzied Cyber Monday sales during which Amazon’s bandwidth and electricity consumption for a single 24 hour period could power all of Latin America for a year. Are the millions spent by retailers to extract billions from our pockets in these magical 8 days each year focused on the right products? Is that laptop priced at $150 really worth knee surgery you’ll have to schedule after the holidays due to injuries sustained while clawing it from the hands of that nice grandmother that lives down your street? Is a new myPad you got for under $300 really going to drive smiles come January? Pulling on the insights gathered from the most important voices in retail, consumers themselves. Argus Insights CEO, Dr. John Feland, will walk through the hottest products on the market today. Based not on what the brands are promising or the pundits are selling, but on what is delighting consumers. See if the new iPhones are all that, what is the best tablet for hard fought recession dollars, whether Chromebooks really replace laptops for consumers, and more. With data on over 7,000 products across over 400 brands, Argus Insights will identify likely winners of the holiday shopping frenzy and uncover hidden gems that are better candidates for the top of holiday wish lists than the dominant brands.

Deals, Steals and Appeals: What Brands Are Consumers Loving Ahead of Black Friday from John Feland

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0 Let Us Entertain You! Analysis of Consumer Entertainment Choices Across Connected Devices /slideshow/let-us-entertain-you-ux-differences-across-screen-sizes-emailed/41521606 letusentertainyouuxdifferencesacrossscreensizesemailed-141113120301-conversion-gate01
Recent analysis presented at the Telecom Council's Deep Dive on Entertainment examining consumer entertainment activities across connected devices, including Smartphone, Tablets, Laptops, and All-In-Ones. The presentation details which behaviors are top of mind for consumers among Doing Work, Surfing the Web, Watching Movies, Playing Games or Listening to Music. The presentation also dives deep into how consumer entertainment behaviors differ between smartphone and tablet brands. Argus Insights is a new type of market intelligence company, founded by tech industry veterans looking for better ways to connect the dots between technology innovation and consumer adoption. Argus Insights sits between traditional research firms, and Social Analytics companies, to provide focused and actionable analysis on where consumers are taking the market, who is winning and why. More than just a buzz meter, proprietary consumer demand metrics have beaten Wall Street estimates on iPhone unit sales 10 of the last 12 quarters. Global coverage of Smartphones, Wearables, Tablets, Home Automation, Internet of Things and more lets Argus Insights bridge intelligence gap between the quarterly forecasts. Real-time analytics cut through the branding buzz to expose how technology and innovation are driving consumer adoption.]]>
Recent analysis presented at the Telecom Council's Deep Dive on Entertainment examining consumer entertainment activities across connected devices, including Smartphone, Tablets, Laptops, and All-In-Ones. The presentation details which behaviors are top of mind for consumers among Doing Work, Surfing the Web, Watching Movies, Playing Games or Listening to Music. The presentation also dives deep into how consumer entertainment behaviors differ between smartphone and tablet brands. Argus Insights is a new type of market intelligence company, founded by tech industry veterans looking for better ways to connect the dots between technology innovation and consumer adoption. Argus Insights sits between traditional research firms, and Social Analytics companies, to provide focused and actionable analysis on where consumers are taking the market, who is winning and why. More than just a buzz meter, proprietary consumer demand metrics have beaten Wall Street estimates on iPhone unit sales 10 of the last 12 quarters. Global coverage of Smartphones, Wearables, Tablets, Home Automation, Internet of Things and more lets Argus Insights bridge intelligence gap between the quarterly forecasts. Real-time analytics cut through the branding buzz to expose how technology and innovation are driving consumer adoption.]]> Thu, 13 Nov 2014 12:03:01 GMT /slideshow/let-us-entertain-you-ux-differences-across-screen-sizes-emailed/41521606 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Let Us Entertain You! Analysis of Consumer Entertainment Choices Across Connected Devices jmfeland Recent analysis presented at the Telecom Council's Deep Dive on Entertainment examining consumer entertainment activities across connected devices, including Smartphone, Tablets, Laptops, and All-In-Ones. The presentation details which behaviors are top of mind for consumers among Doing Work, Surfing the Web, Watching Movies, Playing Games or Listening to Music. The presentation also dives deep into how consumer entertainment behaviors differ between smartphone and tablet brands. Argus Insights is a new type of market intelligence company, founded by tech industry veterans looking for better ways to connect the dots between technology innovation and consumer adoption. Argus Insights sits between traditional research firms, and Social Analytics companies, to provide focused and actionable analysis on where consumers are taking the market, who is winning and why. More than just a buzz meter, proprietary consumer demand metrics have beaten Wall Street estimates on iPhone unit sales 10 of the last 12 quarters. Global coverage of Smartphones, Wearables, Tablets, Home Automation, Internet of Things and more lets Argus Insights bridge intelligence gap between the quarterly forecasts. Real-time analytics cut through the branding buzz to expose how technology and innovation are driving consumer adoption. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/letusentertainyouuxdifferencesacrossscreensizesemailed-141113120301-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Recent analysis presented at the Telecom Council's Deep Dive on Entertainment examining consumer entertainment activities across connected devices, including Smartphone, Tablets, Laptops, and All-In-Ones. The presentation details which behaviors are top of mind for consumers among Doing Work, Surfing the Web, Watching Movies, Playing Games or Listening to Music. The presentation also dives deep into how consumer entertainment behaviors differ between smartphone and tablet brands. Argus Insights is a new type of market intelligence company, founded by tech industry veterans looking for better ways to connect the dots between technology innovation and consumer adoption. Argus Insights sits between traditional research firms, and Social Analytics companies, to provide focused and actionable analysis on where consumers are taking the market, who is winning and why. More than just a buzz meter, proprietary consumer demand metrics have beaten Wall Street estimates on iPhone unit sales 10 of the last 12 quarters. Global coverage of Smartphones, Wearables, Tablets, Home Automation, Internet of Things and more lets Argus Insights bridge intelligence gap between the quarterly forecasts. Real-time analytics cut through the branding buzz to expose how technology and innovation are driving consumer adoption.

Let Us Entertain You! Analysis of Consumer Entertainment Choices Across Connected Devices from John Feland

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0 Touching Isn't It? Consumer Response to Touch and Gesture Technology for IHS Touch Gesture Motion 2014 /slideshow/touching-isnt-it-consumer-response-to-touch-and-gesture-technology-for-ihs-touch-gesture-motion-2014/41168895 touchingisntittgm201429oct2014-141105121625-conversion-gate01
Ever since the iPhone was launched in 2007, consumers have increasingly become accustomed to touchscreen technology. Microsoft's touch centric Windows 8 release across tablets, laptops, phones and kitchen countertop computers was met with a mix of delight and dismay. Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft have rolled out gestures as the main way to play an increasing number of games on their platforms. Samsung's Galaxy S series phones allow hand waving gestures to silence calls, pause movies and more, but frustrate users with the lower battery life. So how are we doing as an interface industry? As touch and gestures rollout to more and more devices and the enabling technology of controller chips and sensors improves, we should see any consumer discussion of touch fade from view as the use of the touchscreen becomes as natural as breathing. The reality is, as cost pressures increase, performance is dropping, and what should be a seamless user experience is becoming pitted with potholes of poor performance, manufacturing quality issues, and nonintuitive integration. This presentation to the attendees of the IHS 2014 Touch, Gesture, Motion conference discussions the latest consumer experience research of Argus Insights. Covering market segments ranging from Wearables, Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones and more, Dr. Feland details what is working and what isn't with touch technologies.]]>
Ever since the iPhone was launched in 2007, consumers have increasingly become accustomed to touchscreen technology. Microsoft's touch centric Windows 8 release across tablets, laptops, phones and kitchen countertop computers was met with a mix of delight and dismay. Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft have rolled out gestures as the main way to play an increasing number of games on their platforms. Samsung's Galaxy S series phones allow hand waving gestures to silence calls, pause movies and more, but frustrate users with the lower battery life. So how are we doing as an interface industry? As touch and gestures rollout to more and more devices and the enabling technology of controller chips and sensors improves, we should see any consumer discussion of touch fade from view as the use of the touchscreen becomes as natural as breathing. The reality is, as cost pressures increase, performance is dropping, and what should be a seamless user experience is becoming pitted with potholes of poor performance, manufacturing quality issues, and nonintuitive integration. This presentation to the attendees of the IHS 2014 Touch, Gesture, Motion conference discussions the latest consumer experience research of Argus Insights. Covering market segments ranging from Wearables, Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones and more, Dr. Feland details what is working and what isn't with touch technologies.]]> Wed, 05 Nov 2014 12:16:25 GMT /slideshow/touching-isnt-it-consumer-response-to-touch-and-gesture-technology-for-ihs-touch-gesture-motion-2014/41168895 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Touching Isn't It? Consumer Response to Touch and Gesture Technology for IHS Touch Gesture Motion 2014 jmfeland Ever since the iPhone was launched in 2007, consumers have increasingly become accustomed to touchscreen technology. Microsoft's touch centric Windows 8 release across tablets, laptops, phones and kitchen countertop computers was met with a mix of delight and dismay. Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft have rolled out gestures as the main way to play an increasing number of games on their platforms. Samsung's Galaxy S series phones allow hand waving gestures to silence calls, pause movies and more, but frustrate users with the lower battery life. So how are we doing as an interface industry? As touch and gestures rollout to more and more devices and the enabling technology of controller chips and sensors improves, we should see any consumer discussion of touch fade from view as the use of the touchscreen becomes as natural as breathing. The reality is, as cost pressures increase, performance is dropping, and what should be a seamless user experience is becoming pitted with potholes of poor performance, manufacturing quality issues, and nonintuitive integration. This presentation to the attendees of the IHS 2014 Touch, Gesture, Motion conference discussions the latest consumer experience research of Argus Insights. Covering market segments ranging from Wearables, Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones and more, Dr. Feland details what is working and what isn't with touch technologies. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/touchingisntittgm201429oct2014-141105121625-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Ever since the iPhone was launched in 2007, consumers have increasingly become accustomed to touchscreen technology. Microsoft's touch centric Windows 8 release across tablets, laptops, phones and kitchen countertop computers was met with a mix of delight and dismay. Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft have rolled out gestures as the main way to play an increasing number of games on their platforms. Samsung's Galaxy S series phones allow hand waving gestures to silence calls, pause movies and more, but frustrate users with the lower battery life. So how are we doing as an interface industry? As touch and gestures rollout to more and more devices and the enabling technology of controller chips and sensors improves, we should see any consumer discussion of touch fade from view as the use of the touchscreen becomes as natural as breathing. The reality is, as cost pressures increase, performance is dropping, and what should be a seamless user experience is becoming pitted with potholes of poor performance, manufacturing quality issues, and nonintuitive integration. This presentation to the attendees of the IHS 2014 Touch, Gesture, Motion conference discussions the latest consumer experience research of Argus Insights. Covering market segments ranging from Wearables, Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones and more, Dr. Feland details what is working and what isn't with touch technologies.

Touching Isn't It? Consumer Response to Touch and Gesture Technology for IHS Touch Gesture Motion 2014 from John Feland

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0 Consumer Trends in Wearable Devices /slideshow/consumer-trends-in-wearable-devices-and-flexible-displays-sid-2014/37212911 consumertrendsinwearableflex-140721155629-phpapp02
Presentation by Argus Insights CEO, John Feland at Display Week 2014 on emerging trends in Wearable Technology and Flexible displays based on consumer research. What has FitBit done that continues to beat out Samsung, Basis and others? What lessons can be learned from successful designs that should be leveraged by new entrants? Dr. Feland slices through the hype around wearables and dives deep into what is driving adoption and what separates the winners from losers.]]>
Presentation by Argus Insights CEO, John Feland at Display Week 2014 on emerging trends in Wearable Technology and Flexible displays based on consumer research. What has FitBit done that continues to beat out Samsung, Basis and others? What lessons can be learned from successful designs that should be leveraged by new entrants? Dr. Feland slices through the hype around wearables and dives deep into what is driving adoption and what separates the winners from losers.]]> Mon, 21 Jul 2014 15:56:29 GMT /slideshow/consumer-trends-in-wearable-devices-and-flexible-displays-sid-2014/37212911 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Consumer Trends in Wearable Devices and Flexible Displays, SID 2014 jmfeland Presentation by Argus Insights CEO, John Feland at Display Week 2014 on emerging trends in Wearable Technology and Flexible displays based on consumer research. What has FitBit done that continues to beat out Samsung, Basis and others? What lessons can be learned from successful designs that should be leveraged by new entrants? Dr. Feland slices through the hype around wearables and dives deep into what is driving adoption and what separates the winners from losers. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/consumertrendsinwearableflex-140721155629-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presentation by Argus Insights CEO, John Feland at Display Week 2014 on emerging trends in Wearable Technology and Flexible displays based on consumer research. What has FitBit done that continues to beat out Samsung, Basis and others? What lessons can be learned from successful designs that should be leveraged by new entrants? Dr. Feland slices through the hype around wearables and dives deep into what is driving adoption and what separates the winners from losers.

Consumer Trends in Wearable Devices and Flexible Displays, SID 2014 from John Feland

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0 Prediction of Apple's Q3 iPhone sales and trends guiding Q4, see how Apple is winning and losing hearts and minds in China, US, and Europe /slideshow/argus-insights-analysis-of-global-iphone-demand/37212653 2014q2smartphoneanalysiswebinar-140721154811-phpapp01
See the latest analysis from Argus Insights on Apple iPhone sales performance. Leverage consumer insights from around the world, this presentation shows how Apple is faring against Xiaomi in China, Samsung in the US and against themselves globally. We saw robust demand in the US, Europe and China for Apple iPhones, with sell-through in Q3 on par or above that of Q1, the holiday season. Apple continues to do well against Samsung in China but we are seeing some softness in the US market where Samsung demand went up while Apple's dropped, but lower than expected. Consumer interest in the iPhone 5S has slowed in both the US and China. It is most disturbing in China where we see interest in the iPhone 4S exceed that of the 5S and 5C. Interest fell in the 5C at a lower rate in the US. So while Argus believes Apple will outperform Q3 2013, seeing the rapid drop in interest for the flagship iPhone 5S so far ahead of their next product launch signals a rough Q4 for iPhone sales.]]>
See the latest analysis from Argus Insights on Apple iPhone sales performance. Leverage consumer insights from around the world, this presentation shows how Apple is faring against Xiaomi in China, Samsung in the US and against themselves globally. We saw robust demand in the US, Europe and China for Apple iPhones, with sell-through in Q3 on par or above that of Q1, the holiday season. Apple continues to do well against Samsung in China but we are seeing some softness in the US market where Samsung demand went up while Apple's dropped, but lower than expected. Consumer interest in the iPhone 5S has slowed in both the US and China. It is most disturbing in China where we see interest in the iPhone 4S exceed that of the 5S and 5C. Interest fell in the 5C at a lower rate in the US. So while Argus believes Apple will outperform Q3 2013, seeing the rapid drop in interest for the flagship iPhone 5S so far ahead of their next product launch signals a rough Q4 for iPhone sales.]]> Mon, 21 Jul 2014 15:48:11 GMT /slideshow/argus-insights-analysis-of-global-iphone-demand/37212653 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Prediction of Apple's Q3 iPhone sales and trends guiding Q4, see how Apple is winning and losing hearts and minds in China, US, and Europe jmfeland See the latest analysis from Argus Insights on Apple iPhone sales performance. Leverage consumer insights from around the world, this presentation shows how Apple is faring against Xiaomi in China, Samsung in the US and against themselves globally. We saw robust demand in the US, Europe and China for Apple iPhones, with sell-through in Q3 on par or above that of Q1, the holiday season. Apple continues to do well against Samsung in China but we are seeing some softness in the US market where Samsung demand went up while Apple's dropped, but lower than expected. Consumer interest in the iPhone 5S has slowed in both the US and China. It is most disturbing in China where we see interest in the iPhone 4S exceed that of the 5S and 5C. Interest fell in the 5C at a lower rate in the US. So while Argus believes Apple will outperform Q3 2013, seeing the rapid drop in interest for the flagship iPhone 5S so far ahead of their next product launch signals a rough Q4 for iPhone sales. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2014q2smartphoneanalysiswebinar-140721154811-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> See the latest analysis from Argus Insights on Apple iPhone sales performance. Leverage consumer insights from around the world, this presentation shows how Apple is faring against Xiaomi in China, Samsung in the US and against themselves globally. We saw robust demand in the US, Europe and China for Apple iPhones, with sell-through in Q3 on par or above that of Q1, the holiday season. Apple continues to do well against Samsung in China but we are seeing some softness in the US market where Samsung demand went up while Apple's dropped, but lower than expected. Consumer interest in the iPhone 5S has slowed in both the US and China. It is most disturbing in China where we see interest in the iPhone 4S exceed that of the 5S and 5C. Interest fell in the 5C at a lower rate in the US. So while Argus believes Apple will outperform Q3 2013, seeing the rapid drop in interest for the flagship iPhone 5S so far ahead of their next product launch signals a rough Q4 for iPhone sales.

Prediction of Apple's Q3 iPhone sales and trends guiding Q4, see how Apple is winning and losing hearts and minds in China, US, and Europe from John Feland

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0 Lessons from Home Automation Early Adopters, Why Dropcam is better than Nest and More /slideshow/lessons-from-home-automation-early-adopters/35321113 hautoandtelcos30may2014-140530200634-phpapp01
Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland to the Telecom Council SPIF on the initial results of a Home Automation study looking at the key attributes of early adopters. This short talk teases consumer response to products such as Nest, Dropcam, Simplisafe, Philips Hue, and more as consumers weigh in on what works and what fails as they seek to make their homes and lives smarter. Extra credit goes to an early look at how the conversation around Apple's entry into the Internet of Things might go over at WWDC 2014. Most Home Automation consumers are using their iPhones to connect to their homegrown ecosystems, why shouldn't Apple belly up to the Home Automation bar! Plus you'll learn the surprise use for Dropcam and no nannies are involved!]]>
Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland to the Telecom Council SPIF on the initial results of a Home Automation study looking at the key attributes of early adopters. This short talk teases consumer response to products such as Nest, Dropcam, Simplisafe, Philips Hue, and more as consumers weigh in on what works and what fails as they seek to make their homes and lives smarter. Extra credit goes to an early look at how the conversation around Apple's entry into the Internet of Things might go over at WWDC 2014. Most Home Automation consumers are using their iPhones to connect to their homegrown ecosystems, why shouldn't Apple belly up to the Home Automation bar! Plus you'll learn the surprise use for Dropcam and no nannies are involved!]]> Fri, 30 May 2014 20:06:34 GMT /slideshow/lessons-from-home-automation-early-adopters/35321113 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Lessons from Home Automation Early Adopters, Why Dropcam is better than Nest and More jmfeland Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland to the Telecom Council SPIF on the initial results of a Home Automation study looking at the key attributes of early adopters. This short talk teases consumer response to products such as Nest, Dropcam, Simplisafe, Philips Hue, and more as consumers weigh in on what works and what fails as they seek to make their homes and lives smarter. Extra credit goes to an early look at how the conversation around Apple's entry into the Internet of Things might go over at WWDC 2014. Most Home Automation consumers are using their iPhones to connect to their homegrown ecosystems, why shouldn't Apple belly up to the Home Automation bar! Plus you'll learn the surprise use for Dropcam and no nannies are involved! <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/hautoandtelcos30may2014-140530200634-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presentation by Argus Insights CEO John Feland to the Telecom Council SPIF on the initial results of a Home Automation study looking at the key attributes of early adopters. This short talk teases consumer response to products such as Nest, Dropcam, Simplisafe, Philips Hue, and more as consumers weigh in on what works and what fails as they seek to make their homes and lives smarter. Extra credit goes to an early look at how the conversation around Apple's entry into the Internet of Things might go over at WWDC 2014. Most Home Automation consumers are using their iPhones to connect to their homegrown ecosystems, why shouldn't Apple belly up to the Home Automation bar! Plus you'll learn the surprise use for Dropcam and no nannies are involved!

Lessons from Home Automation Early Adopters, Why Dropcam is better than Nest and More from John Feland

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0 Brand Blindness: Causes and Cures /slideshow/brand-blindness-causes-and-cures/30961223 brandblindnessbrainweave-140207153140-phpapp02
With the advancing tide of social engagement sweeping through Madison Avenue, Main Street and Wall Street, there is a rise of a particularly destructive disease, Brand Blindness. Brand Blindness occurs when brand blindly leverage these low cost, broad reach platforms to drive the wrong message to the wrong audience for the wrong offering. The brands are blind to context, blind to who we are and what it means to live our lives. Most companies have spent millions trying to create recommendation engines that tell what offer retailers should shove in our face next, predictive analytics to determine which path through the maze of offers and coupons is mostly likely to get us to buy, endless scenarios of A-B testing, all devoid of context. A-B testing does not help find C. Recommendation engines are based on what others bought not what consumers enjoy. And predictive analytics can only optimize the road most traveled. This presentation walks through some of the symptoms of Brand Blindness and what brands can do to avoid driving their customers away.]]>
With the advancing tide of social engagement sweeping through Madison Avenue, Main Street and Wall Street, there is a rise of a particularly destructive disease, Brand Blindness. Brand Blindness occurs when brand blindly leverage these low cost, broad reach platforms to drive the wrong message to the wrong audience for the wrong offering. The brands are blind to context, blind to who we are and what it means to live our lives. Most companies have spent millions trying to create recommendation engines that tell what offer retailers should shove in our face next, predictive analytics to determine which path through the maze of offers and coupons is mostly likely to get us to buy, endless scenarios of A-B testing, all devoid of context. A-B testing does not help find C. Recommendation engines are based on what others bought not what consumers enjoy. And predictive analytics can only optimize the road most traveled. This presentation walks through some of the symptoms of Brand Blindness and what brands can do to avoid driving their customers away.]]> Fri, 07 Feb 2014 15:31:40 GMT /slideshow/brand-blindness-causes-and-cures/30961223 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Brand Blindness: Causes and Cures jmfeland With the advancing tide of social engagement sweeping through Madison Avenue, Main Street and Wall Street, there is a rise of a particularly destructive disease, Brand Blindness. Brand Blindness occurs when brand blindly leverage these low cost, broad reach platforms to drive the wrong message to the wrong audience for the wrong offering. The brands are blind to context, blind to who we are and what it means to live our lives. Most companies have spent millions trying to create recommendation engines that tell what offer retailers should shove in our face next, predictive analytics to determine which path through the maze of offers and coupons is mostly likely to get us to buy, endless scenarios of A-B testing, all devoid of context. A-B testing does not help find C. Recommendation engines are based on what others bought not what consumers enjoy. And predictive analytics can only optimize the road most traveled. This presentation walks through some of the symptoms of Brand Blindness and what brands can do to avoid driving their customers away. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/brandblindnessbrainweave-140207153140-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> With the advancing tide of social engagement sweeping through Madison Avenue, Main Street and Wall Street, there is a rise of a particularly destructive disease, Brand Blindness. Brand Blindness occurs when brand blindly leverage these low cost, broad reach platforms to drive the wrong message to the wrong audience for the wrong offering. The brands are blind to context, blind to who we are and what it means to live our lives. Most companies have spent millions trying to create recommendation engines that tell what offer retailers should shove in our face next, predictive analytics to determine which path through the maze of offers and coupons is mostly likely to get us to buy, endless scenarios of A-B testing, all devoid of context. A-B testing does not help find C. Recommendation engines are based on what others bought not what consumers enjoy. And predictive analytics can only optimize the road most traveled. This presentation walks through some of the symptoms of Brand Blindness and what brands can do to avoid driving their customers away.

Brand Blindness: Causes and Cures from John Feland

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0 Big Lies and Small Truths, Tales From An Accidental Data Scientist /slideshow/big-lies-and-small-truths-tales-from-an-accidental-data-scientist/30859072 bigliesandsmalltruths-140205113250-phpapp01
We have reached a stage in the evolution of Big Data where collecting and accessing tremendous amounts of data has moved from challenging to mundane. The next challenge will be in turning these storehouses into analytical work horses for businesses in a variety of marketplaces. In this talk, Dr. John Feland will describe the lessons he learned from deployments of predictive analytics in Digital Marketing and the Internet of Things. John will also share how he accidentally founded a Big Data company, what he has learned along the way to separate the hype from the useful, and where he postulates that Big Data could take us.]]>
We have reached a stage in the evolution of Big Data where collecting and accessing tremendous amounts of data has moved from challenging to mundane. The next challenge will be in turning these storehouses into analytical work horses for businesses in a variety of marketplaces. In this talk, Dr. John Feland will describe the lessons he learned from deployments of predictive analytics in Digital Marketing and the Internet of Things. John will also share how he accidentally founded a Big Data company, what he has learned along the way to separate the hype from the useful, and where he postulates that Big Data could take us.]]> Wed, 05 Feb 2014 11:32:50 GMT /slideshow/big-lies-and-small-truths-tales-from-an-accidental-data-scientist/30859072 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Big Lies and Small Truths, Tales From An Accidental Data Scientist jmfeland We have reached a stage in the evolution of Big Data where collecting and accessing tremendous amounts of data has moved from challenging to mundane. The next challenge will be in turning these storehouses into analytical work horses for businesses in a variety of marketplaces. In this talk, Dr. John Feland will describe the lessons he learned from deployments of predictive analytics in Digital Marketing and the Internet of Things. John will also share how he accidentally founded a Big Data company, what he has learned along the way to separate the hype from the useful, and where he postulates that Big Data could take us. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/bigliesandsmalltruths-140205113250-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> We have reached a stage in the evolution of Big Data where collecting and accessing tremendous amounts of data has moved from challenging to mundane. The next challenge will be in turning these storehouses into analytical work horses for businesses in a variety of marketplaces. In this talk, Dr. John Feland will describe the lessons he learned from deployments of predictive analytics in Digital Marketing and the Internet of Things. John will also share how he accidentally founded a Big Data company, what he has learned along the way to separate the hype from the useful, and where he postulates that Big Data could take us.

Big Lies and Small Truths, Tales From An Accidental Data Scientist from John Feland

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0 Do Consumers Want High Performance Displays? /slideshow/consumer-responsetohighperfdisplays/30596831 consumerresponsetohighperfdisplays-140129162426-phpapp01
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Do Consumers Want High Performance Displays? from John Feland

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0 Shifts in Mobile Demand Ahead of Holiday 2013 /slideshow/shifts-in-mobile-demand-ahead-of-holiday-2013/30596751 holidaymobile26dec2013-140129162059-phpapp01
Argus Insights Discusses with RCR Wireless Editor Martha Degrass on whether Apple or Samsung will fill the most stockings over Holiday 2013. By examining a mix of social media, consumer demand metrics and retail promotions, Argus Insights CEO, John Feland walks through what is driving consumer demand over the holidays.]]>
Argus Insights Discusses with RCR Wireless Editor Martha Degrass on whether Apple or Samsung will fill the most stockings over Holiday 2013. By examining a mix of social media, consumer demand metrics and retail promotions, Argus Insights CEO, John Feland walks through what is driving consumer demand over the holidays.]]> Wed, 29 Jan 2014 16:20:59 GMT /slideshow/shifts-in-mobile-demand-ahead-of-holiday-2013/30596751 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Shifts in Mobile Demand Ahead of Holiday 2013 jmfeland Argus Insights Discusses with RCR Wireless Editor Martha Degrass on whether Apple or Samsung will fill the most stockings over Holiday 2013. By examining a mix of social media, consumer demand metrics and retail promotions, Argus Insights CEO, John Feland walks through what is driving consumer demand over the holidays. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/holidaymobile26dec2013-140129162059-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Argus Insights Discusses with RCR Wireless Editor Martha Degrass on whether Apple or Samsung will fill the most stockings over Holiday 2013. By examining a mix of social media, consumer demand metrics and retail promotions, Argus Insights CEO, John Feland walks through what is driving consumer demand over the holidays.

Shifts in Mobile Demand Ahead of Holiday 2013 from John Feland

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0 Who Watches the Watchers? Analysis of Embedded Vision Adoption in Consumer Electronics /slideshow/who-watches-the-watchers-analysis-of-embedded-vision-adoption-in-consumer-electronics/24386475 whowatchesthewatchersjuly2013recovered-130718092550-phpapp02
Samsung made a huge push for the eye tracking enabled technologies for the Galaxy SIV in their advertising. Our analysis of consumer adoption shows how many Galaxy SIV customers love or hated these features and why. We also pull examples of vision tracking from gaming consoles and examine consumer attitude about privacy and security in the face of recent gaffs by Facebook and the NSA with a call to action for OEM's to drive adoption by first getting the experience right and second getting the balance of privacy and security in alignment. Along the way we sprinkle in bits of Design Thinking from Stanford, Japan's Quality Movement and a new framework from CEO John Feland, so you get your veggies along with dessert. The results might surprise you!]]>
Samsung made a huge push for the eye tracking enabled technologies for the Galaxy SIV in their advertising. Our analysis of consumer adoption shows how many Galaxy SIV customers love or hated these features and why. We also pull examples of vision tracking from gaming consoles and examine consumer attitude about privacy and security in the face of recent gaffs by Facebook and the NSA with a call to action for OEM's to drive adoption by first getting the experience right and second getting the balance of privacy and security in alignment. Along the way we sprinkle in bits of Design Thinking from Stanford, Japan's Quality Movement and a new framework from CEO John Feland, so you get your veggies along with dessert. The results might surprise you!]]> Thu, 18 Jul 2013 09:25:49 GMT /slideshow/who-watches-the-watchers-analysis-of-embedded-vision-adoption-in-consumer-electronics/24386475 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Who Watches the Watchers? Analysis of Embedded Vision Adoption in Consumer Electronics jmfeland Samsung made a huge push for the eye tracking enabled technologies for the Galaxy SIV in their advertising. Our analysis of consumer adoption shows how many Galaxy SIV customers love or hated these features and why. We also pull examples of vision tracking from gaming consoles and examine consumer attitude about privacy and security in the face of recent gaffs by Facebook and the NSA with a call to action for OEM's to drive adoption by first getting the experience right and second getting the balance of privacy and security in alignment. Along the way we sprinkle in bits of Design Thinking from Stanford, Japan's Quality Movement and a new framework from CEO John Feland, so you get your veggies along with dessert. The results might surprise you! <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/whowatchesthewatchersjuly2013recovered-130718092550-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Samsung made a huge push for the eye tracking enabled technologies for the Galaxy SIV in their advertising. Our analysis of consumer adoption shows how many Galaxy SIV customers love or hated these features and why. We also pull examples of vision tracking from gaming consoles and examine consumer attitude about privacy and security in the face of recent gaffs by Facebook and the NSA with a call to action for OEM's to drive adoption by first getting the experience right and second getting the balance of privacy and security in alignment. Along the way we sprinkle in bits of Design Thinking from Stanford, Japan's Quality Movement and a new framework from CEO John Feland, so you get your veggies along with dessert. The results might surprise you!

Who Watches the Watchers? Analysis of Embedded Vision Adoption in Consumer Electronics from John Feland

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0 Has the iPhone Jumped The Shark? /slideshow/has-t/21178441 iphonejumpshark-130514160947-phpapp01
Find how who is winning the battle for marketshare and mindshare in smartphones! Snapshot of consumer demand for smartphones, comparing brand performance in the hearts and minds of consumers. Also includes analysis of mobile operating system perception by consumers and detailed analytics of user expectations for top rate handsets. Preview of up the upcoming Smartphone Demand Forecast report Argus Insights is launching in June.]]>
Find how who is winning the battle for marketshare and mindshare in smartphones! Snapshot of consumer demand for smartphones, comparing brand performance in the hearts and minds of consumers. Also includes analysis of mobile operating system perception by consumers and detailed analytics of user expectations for top rate handsets. Preview of up the upcoming Smartphone Demand Forecast report Argus Insights is launching in June.]]> Tue, 14 May 2013 16:09:46 GMT /slideshow/has-t/21178441 jmfeland@slideshare.net(jmfeland) Has the iPhone Jumped The Shark? jmfeland Find how who is winning the battle for marketshare and mindshare in smartphones! Snapshot of consumer demand for smartphones, comparing brand performance in the hearts and minds of consumers. Also includes analysis of mobile operating system perception by consumers and detailed analytics of user expectations for top rate handsets. Preview of up the upcoming Smartphone Demand Forecast report Argus Insights is launching in June. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/iphonejumpshark-130514160947-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Find how who is winning the battle for marketshare and mindshare in smartphones! Snapshot of consumer demand for smartphones, comparing brand performance in the hearts and minds of consumers. Also includes analysis of mobile operating system perception by consumers and detailed analytics of user expectations for top rate handsets. Preview of up the upcoming Smartphone Demand Forecast report Argus Insights is launching in June.

Has the iPhone Jumped The Shark? from John Feland

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0 IDEO Know How Talk 2 Dec 2004 regarding my PhD work /slideshow/ideo-know-how-talk-2-dec-2004-regarding-my-phd-work/16194050 ideoknow-howtalk2dec2004-130126133819-phpapp02
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IDEO Know How Talk 2 Dec 2004 regarding my PhD work from John Feland

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0 John Feland Thesis Defense �ݺ�ߣs: 19 Nov 2004 /slideshow/john-feland-thesis-defense-slides-19-nov-2004/16194037 dissertationdefensedraft19nov04-130126133716-phpapp01
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John Feland Thesis Defense �ݺ�ߣs: 19 Nov 2004 from John Feland

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