Product

Previously, technology researchers tended to assume that when they had developed a technology that did what it was supposed to do efficiently, their job was done. It was then up to people to use it, no matter how difficult they found it. Today, we have learned our lesson. We realize that technology only really improves life if it offers a benefit that is experienced as an all-round improvement – not one gained only at the cost of extra complexity or discomfort.

New Feed 'mathtest' http://www.toluu.com/feeds/978086759/ [from http://twitter.com/kenmat/statuses/4774158574]

なぜ日本の小売業はダメなのか？：日経ビジネスオンライン "「やるべき業務をしていない」から魅力がない" http://bit.ly/3JhK88 [from http://twitter.com/kenmat/statuses/4613002999]

Read: "Union Card" Academics versus Intellectual Scabs http://bit.ly/YWZnl [from http://twitter.com/krisnelson/statuses/4592774985]