Buyer Personas Vary: A Quantitative Approach By Geography
I found this presentation from Banner which applies some quantitative information to validate that markets and buyer personas vary by geography. Intuitively this makes sense and it is more than likely something each of us have learned along the way (some of us the hard way), but most of the data sets we have in [...]
Where’s my trash?
Not a new item, but I ran across it today again. The smart kids at MIT are tracking the travels of trash. The team @ the Senseable City Lab have multiple projects which track geospatial information. Click to enlarge…
Slides do make a difference
So Keith’s post on supercharging your PowerPoint got me to thinking, I mean I was thinking real hard and crappy slides do make for a bad presentation – even if you are an expert and entertaining. I think sometimes, no slides might be better. Take a look at these two geography slide sets – which [...]
Cartography finally has a killer app: Google Latitude
2 revolutionary product posts in two days. Today’s, ok a day late, if a mobile app from Google. The launch of Google Latitude is bound to represent a new mode of interaction… Spatially driven personal interactions – like real people and stuff – potentially. Clearly an interesting product for product manager – lots o’ uses. [...]
