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Ruth Cuadra

Purpose Emerging as Important Driver of Engagement. - Thursday, 24th May 2012 at 4Hoteliers - 2 views

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    "Purpose" is emerging as a powerful new driver of attraction, retention, and productivity. on average, 57 percent of respondents (64 percent Germany, 58 percent US, 48 percent UK) said they would favor joining an organization that has a clearly defined Purpose. Moreover, an average of 65 percent of respondents claimed that Purpose would motivate them to go the 'extra mile' in their jobs and 64 percent claimed it would engender a greater sense of loyalty towards the organization they work for.
Ruth Cuadra

Drivers Wanted - Will Teens Really Disdain Cars Forever? - 2 views

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    The number of young people getting their licenses and interested in getting cars is declining. If this trend sticks, we may actually be moving away from an auto-centered culture.
Ruth Cuadra

The third space: the cafe's place in forming modern Japan | The Japan Times Online - 1 views

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    Cafes, then, are both a product of modernity and, through the space they provide for new ideas to develop, a driver of modernity.
Ruth Cuadra

Book review: Resilience and the Future of Everyday Life | World Future Society - 1 views

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    options for improving personal futures: do-it-yourself homesteading (home as driver of economic value not respository for consumer goods) shared consumption employment: choice between making a living and creating a life
Ruth Cuadra

User Culture Is All That Separates Pinterest From Chat Roulette - 0 views

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    An important driver of behavior is culture. The culture of social media sites is path dependent, and very sensitive to the way that early users behave. That means that the best time to influence a social media sites culture is at the beginning, when it is small.
Elizabeth Merritt

Real driverless cars are now legal in China's tech hub Shenzhen | TechCrunch - 0 views

  • The regulation, which is set to take effect on August 1, grants permission for autonomous driving vehicles to operate without a human in the driver’s seat
  • The rules also define the thorny issue of liability. When the vehicle is equipped with a driver, the driver will “be handled” by the transportation authorities in case of traffic rule violations and incidents. But if the car is completely driverless, the owner or manager of the self-driving vehicle is subject to handling by the authorities. If the accident is a result of a defect in the connected car, the owner or manager of the car can seek compensation from the manufacturer or vendor.
  • Major autonomous driving players in China have all opted for a lidar-based route instead of one that relies purely on vision tech like Tesla.
Lisa Eriksen

» The Economist hosts online debate about the future of driverless cars - Blog of the Long Now - 0 views

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    Since so many folks were interested in this topic after it was brought up at our first workshop - thought it might be interesting to follow.
Lisa Eriksen

The Streets Of Ann Arbor Will Soon Be Filled With Driverless Cars | Co.Exist | ideas + impact - 0 views

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    Those driverless cars keep on multiplying:-)
Ruth Cuadra

As Uber And Lyft Drivers Fight For Employee Status, Others Look Down The Driverless Road - 0 views

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    Once an up-and-coming trend, ride sharing a la Uber and Lyft may be put out to pasture by driverless cars. The world is moving very rapidly.
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