First thing, I'm on Twitter. It seems like a paranoid's dream, in a way. "Why are all these people following me?" I don't update it much. I mean, don't you folks have better things to do with your time?
The title of this post, "Machine Detection of and Response to User Non-Conscious Thought Processes to Increase Usability, Experience and Satisfaction - Case Studies and Examples" is also the title of the whitepaper I mention in some recent twitterings and also demonstrate the power of in Why hasn't Marketing caught on as a "Science"?
First thing to note: This paper is my attempt at a scientific paper about psycho-motor, -emotive, -cognitive, neuro-muscular, - cognitive and related displines demonstrating our identities -- the "who we think we are" -- during information exchanges ("when we're navigating a website"). This paper isn't for you if the words in the previous sentence are unfamiliar to you.
Heck, this paper probably isn't for you even if you are familiar with those words.
Here are some stats from the whitepaper -- I plan on presenting it at two conferences in the coming months. Bet you can't wait to be in the audiences for those, huh? -- for those with an interest. Pages: 32
Images: 6
Charts: 7
Spreadsheets: 1 (truncated)
Tables: 2
References: 133
Sections: 12
SubSections: 6
Price: no idea yet but I'm sure it'll be more than a handshake and a smile.
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Links for this post:
- http://makingmarketingactionable.com/
- teaching a Masters Class among other things at the iMediaConnection Brand Summit 7-10 June 09 in Colorado Springs, Colorado
- doing a presentation on Machine Detection of and Response to User Non-Conscious Thought Processes to Increase Usability, Experience and Satisfaction - Case Studies and Examples at the Towards a Science of Consciousness 2009 11-14 June 09 in Hong Kong, China
- presenting a formal research paper entitled Machine Detection of and Response to User Non-Conscious Thought Processes to Increase Usability, Experience and Satisfaction - Case Studies and Examples at The 7th International Conference on Computing, Communications and Control Technologies: CCCT 2009, The 2nd International Multi-Conference on Engineering and Technological Innovation: IMETI 2009 10-13 July 09 in Orlando, Florida
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