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Herriott and Sawhill have developed a model to simulate the individual decisions that go into every one of these business trips.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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When we met, they had a comedy-team manner, with Herriott playing the straight man, carefully explaining the principles, and Sawhill the mad scientist, exclaiming about the elegance of the underlying math.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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Herriott and Sawhill have developed a model to simulate the individual decisions that go into every one of these business trips.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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Herriott and Sawhill emphasized that the market for business travel had a “long tail” pattern, much like book sales on Amazon.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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Jim Herriott and Bruce Sawhill, computer scientists in their 40s, are the ant farmers.
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Herriott and Sawhill emphasized that the market for business travel had a “long tail” pattern, much like book sales on Amazon.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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When we met, they had a comedy-team manner, with Herriott playing the straight man, carefully explaining the principles, and Sawhill the mad scientist, exclaiming about the elegance of the underlying math.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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After a foul experience in college (dorm neighbor borrowed all my ":All things great and small" Herriott books plus a couple others and left town with them) and shortly after (someone borrowed the first volume of Nine Princes in Amber and it came back looking like someone sanded the covers), I pretty much quit loaning out my books.
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Jim Herriott and Bruce Sawhill, computer scientists in their 40s, are the ant farmers.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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“You could think of us as really a software company,” Jim Herriott, one of the ant farmers, told me.
Taxis in the Sky 2008
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