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Tag Archives: Nokia
Nokia’s Enterprise Prediction Markets = Competitive Advantage
Thus, the Nokia executives are pretty secretive about it. Bad luck for them, there’s a group blog on the Web that specializes on prediction markets and that digs deep. So, here’s an inkling into Nokia’s enterprise prediction markets. The material … Continue reading
Posted in Cases, Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Economics, Exchanges & Markets, Software
Tagged Austria, corporate prediction markets, enterprise prediction markets, event derivative markets, event derivatives, internal prediction markets, James Surowiscki, Maximilian Kammerer, Nokia, prediction markets, private prediction markets, real-time information feedback, Vice President CMO Global Customer Care, Web-based platform
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Prediction Market Industry Association
InTrade-TradeSports: PREDICTION MARKET INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION IS BORN Monday, Oct 22, 2007 PREDICTION MARKET INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION IS BORN Industry and thought leaders join forces to help promote and grow the field of prediction markets. London (Oct 22 2007) – The recent … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Industry), Resources - References
Tagged chairman, Delaney (Intrade)
Robin Hanson, Emile Servan-Schreiber, Europe, George Mason University, Germany, Hollywood Stock Exchange, industry player, Ireland, Japan, Jed Christiansen, John Delaney (Intrade), John Maloney, Justin Wolfers, London, Market Industry Association, Microsoft, Nokia, Pennsylvania, PMIA, Prediction Market Industry Association, prediction markets, Prediction-Markets Google Group, Robin Hanson, Scandinavia, Schlumberger, Treasurer, United Kingdom, United States, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School
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Nokia said it was restructuring its business to focus on future growth opportunities around converging Internet and telephony services.
Wall Street Journal $$$: Nokia to Restructure Business To Focus on Internet, Telephony Would prediction markets help? Nokia U.S.A. is a client of Consensus Point. Previous: OFFICIAL: Consensus Point clients are Best Buy, General Electric, Nokia, and Samsung. + Email … Continue reading
So-called customer testimonials are bullshit, usually. Except this one from an Inkling client.
Inkling frontpage: Inkling has the quality and sophistication of a major software vendor and the responsiveness and enthusiasm of a start up. – Mark Erickson, COO – Erickson Retirement Communities Previous: OFFICIAL: Consensus Point clients are Best Buy, General Electric, … Continue reading
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Tagged Best Buy, COO, General Electric, Mark Erickson, Nokia, Samsung, Software
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OFFICIAL: Consensus Point clients are Best Buy, General Electric, Nokia, and Samsung.
Brand Week: Consensus Point, a Nashville, Tenn., firm that works with Best Buy, General Electric, Nokia and Samsung, has been offering such predictive market software for about 13 years, but company president Dave Perry said there’s been a big spike … Continue reading