Pantha Corporation

We are very happy to be present as sponsors of the CEO Symposium tomorrow and Wednesday (26th and 27th of March 2007). The speakers, attendees and other sponsors look super-charged and we feel that we can add something special and unique to the mix; consulting with compassion, passion, energy & heart combined with extensive experience in the online world and an outstanding network of partners.

Here a quote from our event-brochure that gives a good overview of our offer. Please also see the complete slides in our previous post further below.

"Consultants Of Compassion, Theandb is helping its clients to succeed in the initial concept, startup and planning phases of an online-product creation with a specialisation in e-commerce, portals and marketplaces. Supported by the directors 16+ years of experience in Fortune 100 companies, including managing Amazon.com’s online assets, we will help you to save valuable time & costs before the implementation commences and ensure that there will be no gaps between business’ expectations and the final online product.

Theandb further uses industry-recognized intangible intelligence analysis in their work - created and endorsed by the Intangible Management Standards Institute – to support companies in financially valuing intangible assets such as staff engagement/ disengagement levels, knowledge, collaboration, culture, and others on an activity-by-activity basis. This results in productivity improvements of 20+ percent and considerable increases in cost efficiency for project- and risk-management, engagement with (outsourcing) suppliers and selection of strategic technology platforms."

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Another day, another step closer to "Sci-fi Today". Fascinated by an item on the BBC on bionic eyes, I dived in a little deeper into the whole range of technologies that we might have within our reach rather sooner than later. Stumbling across this wonderful message board that seems to track technology related news I arrived back on the website of the wonderful Ray Kurzweil. If you have a moment to spare to be awed, click on and understand the realities of tomorrow.

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I recently saw a wonderful example of how data visualization technologies are helping us in all industries and particularly more recently in the research of new and more effective, targeted drugs. See the BBC's item on Scientists expose HIV weak spot.

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