IBM estimates that we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day. They do not, however, estimate how much of this data is duplicated – all of the documents emailed between friends and coworkers that get stored on personal devices, …
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Tagged big data, data, development, economics, email, Growth, industry, information, NAICS, patents, region, research, Research & Data, social media
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We spend a lot of time visiting community websites as part of our strategy and community assessment work. Here are a few helpful hints (offered in order of priority) we find incredibly useful. Contact information – Above all else, …
Posted in Blog, Communities, Economic Development, Marketing & Communications, Science & Technology, Site Selection, Tip
Tagged attraction, communications, Community, community development, economic development, maps, marketing, social media, website
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As of this exact moment, I’d like to welcome back the students of Harrisburg University, who are now allowed to read blog and social media posts, such as this one. Curious…? Last week, Harrisburg University flipped the switch and …
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Tagged blackout, Collaboration, communication, digital media, Harrisburg University, social media, students, Twitter
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The following is a post from our team’s former blog: Economic Architecture, active from October 2009 – September 2010. While we have elected to re-share this information, some details and links may be a bit outdated. While it’s still a …
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Tagged Bayer, Community, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, Pittsburgh Business Times, social media, Twitter
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