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I've just received a new invite to a panel discussion on the theme of #gamifying#cybersecurity, I think that's a good initiative to get more reach from not security people.
Therefore it is important to select who you want to be in this inner circle carefully, ideally other givers to enter into a virtuous circle of positive energy and growth.
I had an interesting webinar on efficient networking today.
Did you know that 25% of people tend to have a giver mindset, 56% have a matcher mindset (Give as much as they receive) and 19% a taker mindset?
That's interesting considering an average person can't keep more than 200 connection simultaneously, meaning connection you connect in person 1:1 regularly once per year.
The health insurance is also a bit disturbing as, while medical consultations are usually covered, any treatment is on your charge until β¬385 or β¬885 of spending depending on your plan.
I had to see a physician specialist in the Netherlands today, I'm still a bit skeptical of the local Dutch health system.
On the one hand, it's quick enough once you've pass the GP, on the other hand it's not very focus on underlying condition.
One caveat to be vigilant is that it can create channel conflict between https://t.co/D2fTf7dxrJ and store managers competing for making sales from the same target consumers.
I read today a study on how Tesco developed their digital strategy in the UK they actually started quite early in the mid-90's before even opening https://t.co/rolG4r1bRL using fax and phone calls.
Accordingly, the most important isn't to lead the AI trend but to be able to replicate efficiently AI use cases generating results. While I'm still waiting for such use cases to show, I don't justify excessive AI spending until both hype and prices lower due to competition.
I'm currently following a lecture on digital management. I have to admit most people outside of Technology tend to see IT as an competitive advantage. However, I would be more on the opinion that IT is a commoditised market.
I feel a similar trend with #AI as no company is currently making money out of it to the exception of GPU manufacturers (btw lookout to Intel's coming quarterly sales) and Cloud GPU service resellers (AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI ...)