He figures that the team members spend about 20percentt of their time talking to management, who should include what he calls "true technologists -- people who can see what the next generation of technology will require and how to get the company to that point".
"If you can make something trend, you can almost make it come true," said Renee DiResta, a technologist who studies bots.
The marketing architect role has been slow to gain mainstream adoption across a wide array of companies, which was also true of the marketing technologist role when it was first introduced.
This was also true for differences between technologists with the exception of imipenem where the mean difference was 2.33 mm.
And he's been a true inspiration to pretty much every "technologist" I know, Mac and PC customers alike.
Given the high number or STAT priority portable chest radiographs ordered, prioritizing acquisition and interpretation of true STATs has become challenging for technologists and radiologists, leading to process inefficiencies, long turnaround times (TATs), communication failures, and patient-safety errors.
That tack has opened the door to some cross-selling of Volt that many dealers still don't think is possible because they believe the plug-in hybrid only appeals to green "true believers" and avid early-adopter technologists.
There were differences in the assessments made by both technologists and physicians, which is true for all diagnostic examinations.
But, when technologists and entrepreneurs implement AI to its max potential, a true difference will be seen.
We identify five separate and distinct notions of optimality: the economists' economic potential, the technologists' economic potential, hypothetical potential, the narrow social optimum and the true social optimum.
