2/ Evolving your offering rapidly is good. Evolving it faster than the adoption pace is not. Means you innovate for the sake of innovation.

1/ Offering choices is good. Offering too many choices is not. Means you don’t know what to recommend to people that look for your guidance.

Palantir acquires data visualization startup Silk https://t.co/tWuzJXgIq5

What @artsy is doing is well-known & yet always amazing: nurturing a new gen of art buyers through non-canonical, non-intimidating education

@cloud_opinion One day, when I retire or change industry completely, I’ll write a post or two. Let’s make three…

Can a car like @TeslaMotors become a platform? Maybe not. But a self-driving car like @GoogleAuto probably yes…

Knowledge, technology, and organizations are three ways people augment themselves to become smarter. – https://t.co/9b1einbahS

Reading ““It’s Going to Kill Us!” and Other Myths About the Future of Artificial Intelligence” report by @ITIFdc – https://t.co/h6RePfAEu9

Not every mouth (e.g. Amazon Echo) comes w an exceptional brain (e.g. IBM Watson), and vice versa. Eventually, we’ll want to connect the two

RT @IBMWatson: Want to build a cognitive app but don’t know how? Start with the #IBMLearningLab: https://t.co/qtAlXcF7AO https://t.co/jBlxu…