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Dan Martin wrote a new post, Google’s MarTech Monopoly, on the site Daniel Martin 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200, unless you are using Google products to improve your marketing. Google touches nearly every aspect of a digital marketer’s life today. This is not necessarily bad, as one […]
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Dan Martin wrote a new post, AI & Marketing – Further Investigating GPT-3, on the site Daniel Martin 3 months, 2 weeks ago
UPDATE: In my original post, I postured
that as AI becomes more and more integrated with marketing, I think it is going to allow us to become more strategic
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Dan Martin posted an update in the group
MarTech – Tools of the Trade 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi Everyone,
Been a little radio silent in here. Perhaps this can get the convo flowing again. I found this great site that details many martech tools: https://martech.zone/
Hopefully this helps!
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Great read Joel. I tend to think that this one-size-fits all platform is not good for us marketers. I instead thing we should continue to use specialized tools and focus on ironing out the integrations between them all. I’ve found that if a platform specializes in one thing it tends to be quite good at that one thing, rather than spreading itself thin.
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Dan Martin wrote a new post, IoT Ph.D. – Disrupting the Healthcare Industry, on the site Digital Marketing MKTG 5604 Fall 2020 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Doctor Alexa, what are the symptoms of coronavirus?
If you aren’t already asking your smart speaker questions like this you soon will be. What can IoT do to help during and post pandemic?Let’s start at the […]
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I really love this idea, especially given the situation we’re in with the pandemic. The fact that there’s technology out there that can deduce whether you have coronavirus based on the sound of your cough is incredible, and would be seriously beneficial for people at home to know how their health is doing without having to schedule an appointment or visit a doctor in person, which is risky in and of itself with this pandemic. I think the application of IoT in the medical field has endless possibilities and I agree with you, I think medical applications of IoT will be the most prevalent of all the ways IoT is being used.
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Interesting stuff, Dan!
I am totally with you that accuracy may prevail over sexy/sleek design or Ux, because I think one of the major pain points – pun intended – with healthcare is the need for multiple opinions, or even feelings skeptical about a medical professionals assessment; if you’ve been burned by an assessment, which led you to a journey of multiple therapies or interventions, to find out that none of the aforementioned actually worked or helped because the assessment itself was/is wrong, you know the pain I’m talking about. It’s a sucker of time and money, as well as confidence and trust in medical professionals.
Here’s the question: How do you prove that the tech/AI solutions work? What do consumers need to know – repeatedly – to trust this new approach to healthcare? I’m curious about the consumer journey (Cx) for the entire industry itself and what we need to move the needle…
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I think combining all the different health apps and equipment people use to get a constant complete picture of someone’s health will do wonders for the industry. To your point about trust, I think they already do. People are already trusting these companies with things they would lie to their doctors about. By giving the health care profession access to that data they can start making more accurate medical recommendations. The bigger question is if the companies are willing to share that data. Will hospitals have to buy the data? What is in it for the companies to be part of this IoT_MD?
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Dan Martin wrote a new post, The NFL – A Stakeholder Anlysis, on the site Daniel Martin 4 months, 2 weeks ago
It’s Sunday, and for many Americans that means sitting down to watch your favorite team take the field. My favorite team is the Tennessee Titans. As they prepare to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in a rescheduled […]
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 4 months, 2 weeks ago
I can add this feature to my MBT Band! Working from home is great for flexibility, but for me, I like routine, I like going to the gym then going to work so on and so forth. With COVID forcing all of us inside, I have really sttuggled, and def have felt the burnout. I recently got a kindle and am trying to break up laptop time wiht some reading,…[Read more]
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 4 months, 2 weeks ago
As a former resident of the dirty streets oh Philly. I love this idea!! Love a good clean home and after all, the planet is our biggest home.
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Dan Martin wrote a new post, Winter Is Coming – Mental Health Concerns, on the site Digital Marketing MKTG 5604 Fall 2020 4 months, 2 weeks ago
COVID has changed everything. From our shopping habits to a grand shift in work from home life. One of the biggest things it has changed has been social life. Sure Zoom exists, but is it enough? I don’t know about […]
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Great article Dan! I agree, I think declining mental health in individuals and in society is a wicked problem. I’m interested in your idea of putting some responsibility on practitioners, especially since one of the hardest parts about going to therapy is taking that step and finding it in yourself to make the appointment and try improving your mental health. Having someone there to reach out and check on you doesn’t sound too unrealistic to me! I love the idea of the MBT, I’d definitely buy one.
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I think telehealth could be a great thing for mental health. Being able to do it from home over zoom would make people feel more relaxed. It will also prevent them from not seeking help out of fear of being seen by someone they know going into a mental health center.
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 4 months, 3 weeks ago
@Hannah, I believe touchID was sunsetted with the iPhone 8. I have not used it in sometime. Lost my 8 at the super bowl parade LOL..
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Dan Martin wrote a new post, I Can’t Unlock My Phone With This Mask On, on the site Information Technology Management MIS 5001 Fall 2020 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Having trouble unlocking your phone, or using Apple Pay these days? Well if you are #maskingup, you know these minor inconveniences all too well. Masks are throwing facial recognition for a loop, and it doesn’t […]
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Love this, as this has been a daily conversation in my home since the pandemic hit. I read some research back in April that the new 5G technology was going to be able to “read” people, especially the eyes (emotional, shape, color) in preparation for the world in the “new normal” of wearing a mask. I think with the technology now, this can definitely be done. I also just purchased new mask for myself; part of the mouth portion is see through and plastic (Yokodea Clear Non-Medical Face Masks), so that while I have a mask on you can see my mouth, smile, etc. (https://sports.yahoo.com/zulily-clear-panel-masks-210700670.html) which I think is cool and may help with unlocking your phone, or using Apple Pay through facial recognition. I haven’t received my new “see through” mask yet via mail, but will definately test out whether I am able to do anything with facial recognition on my smart phone.
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Dan, this was an article I found interesting and did not expect to read today. I completely understand what you’re saying. I used my facial recognition for unlocking my phone, as well as logging onto certain apps/sites when I cant remember my passwords. I’ve been finding myself subconsciously pulling my mask down past my chin so that the phone can correctly scan my face and yet I shouldn’t be doing that, especially when I am in public. I think it’s about time that Apple design software to replace the facial recognition with retinal scanning with our eyes which have a unique makeup of their own as I believe masks will continue to be worn by the majority, even after COVID is (hopefully) resolved. Do you still use finger print recognition for your iPhone? I don’t remember the last time I did. Did they get rid of it?
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@Hannah, I believe touchID was sunsetted with the iPhone 8. I have not used it in sometime. Lost my 8 at the super bowl parade LOL..
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I these is a great point about facial recognition. Before COVID, the legal use of facial recognition was one of the top debates within law enforcement. Since then, it has been tabled, but I am sure it will come back up as things go back to normal. I think people’s need to individualize things in their life will help, as people alter their masks. But this will be a huge step back in the use of facial recognition when it is already on shaky ground.
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Dan – What an interesting post! I have had this issue even when using sunglasses as well. I think the feature of facial recognition for iPhones is helpful but I personally liked the Touch ID more on previous versions.
I found this great article titled “Give Us Touch ID on the iPhone 12 Apple!” as it seems there are other users who would agree with me on the importance of having this feature back and it emphasized on the drawbacks of facial recognition. Here is the link:
https://www.macworld.co.uk/news/iphone/give-us-touch-id-on-iphone-12-apple-3796320/
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Dan, I really like this article. I’m in the majority of people who struggle with Apple’s Face ID because it doesn’t recognize your face with a mask on. I also sometimes bring my mask down to my chin whenever I don’t remember a password to a certain application but I realize that it’s not okay especially now. It’s gotten to the point where I wonder if we would have been better off keeping the touch id on the latest phones. Something my mom likes to remind me off as she refuses to upgrade her phone from the iPhone 8. Retinal scanning is an interesting solution and I wonder how it will work and if it will change the makeup of the iPhone in any way. I do think it is the way of the future, but will it be the near future.
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Dan – this is a great point! I definitely relate to this because I have to go in person to work every day and wear a mask. It definitely gets annoying and I am always typing in my password. It defeats the purpose of the face recognition now and of course, Apple didn’t see a pandemic coming, but it is definitely an inconvenience to many users. I bet people definitely miss their home button touch ID now. Thinking about a biometric eye scan seems very interesting!
My boss was contemplating which phone to get the other day. He was even asking me if he should go with the SE because it has the Touch ID still. People may be hesitant on getting a phone with Facial recognition during these times and it is totally valid.
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Sooo is my check in the mail orrrrrr……..
In all seriousness, this is something we need to combat. I’m not expecting everyone to delete social media and never use the web again, but something posed in Netflix’s “The Great Hack” we have to control our data leakage. Take the extra step and use a private browser like Brave or Iridium, Use…[Read more]
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Thank you for point out what these things were, it’s only a matter of time until we have some ex machinas walking around. Katherine’s idea of an app is a great one. I often find myself wondering if we could’ve repurposed Google Glasses with voice assistant to enhance the shopping experience. I would love to be able to walk into an grocery store,…[Read more]
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Amy Lavin and
Dan Martin are now friends 5 months, 4 weeks ago
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 5 months, 4 weeks ago
Straight out of iRobot!!! I love the idea of self driving cars but don’t think they will be useful until we wipe all the manual ones away, which may never happen. They need to be able to communicate with each other to prevent traffic mishaps, and if they are intermixed with human powered cars, i think that really complicates the equation. Perhaps…[Read more]
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Kelly Lineman and
Dan Martin are now friends 5 months, 4 weeks ago
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Dan Martin posted a new activity comment 5 months, 4 weeks ago
great addition, I’m ashamed this is the first time I am learning about this site. Thanks Alejandra!!!
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Alejandra Forero and
Dan Martin are now friends 6 months ago
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Dan Martin joined the group
Digital Marketing in Sports 6 months ago
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Dan Martin and
Misha Patel are now friends 6 months ago
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