Onomastics to monitor Russian media
Business intelligence firm AESMA used NamSor name recognition software to analyze the coverage by the Russian media of Arab personalities and
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Chinese, Japanese business communities in Latin America
To continue our tour of global business communities, this week we present the onomastics mapping of Chinese and Japanese company
SmartCity : Geodemography, Onomastics and Megacities
Can the Big Data help make cities Smart AND Inclusive ? DataTuesday (Paris) : translation a presentation given on the 26th
Making sense of three Kanji : Chinese names and Japanese names
A hint at some work in progress : enjoying the beauty of Kanji and trying to make sense of every
Can you thrive in Society, if your name is Tognolo? by Casanova
THE MEMOIRS OF JACQUES CASANOVA de SEINGALT 1725-1798 on Guttenberg Mémoires de J. Casanova de Seingalt, écrits par lui-même sur Gallica [Unfortunately the
About travelling IDEAS and the Global Innovation GAP : South Korea
As a follow-up to the previous post, where we used onomastics to outline Poland as a country very sensitive to
About travelling IDEAS and the Global Innovation GAP
[Jan 2014, on this topic : NamSor Applied Onomastics to help Lithuania become a talent magnet in BioTech] Recently, the French-based INSEAD
Human societies are fractal in their diversity – an onomastics proof
Just as the map of a coast looks exactly like a coast, regardless of the scale, you may find heterogeneity
Indian, Chinese, Russian and Japanese directors in European Big Business – an onomastics view [1/2]
In December 2012, we attempted to show graphically the cultural origins of about half a million directors of companies registered
Name Is the Game, still
In 2003, Richard J. De Lotto and Kimberly Collins at Gartner published The ‘Name Is the Game’, a five-page document
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