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  • Left to right: Miguel Helft, senior writer, Fortune; Adam Cahan, SVP, Mobile and Emerging Products, Yahoo; Mike Cannon-Brookes, Co-CEO, Atlassian; Adam Miller, CEO, Cornerstone OnDemand; Jason Rosenthal, CEO, Lytro.

    Great product design? It’s about empathy and delight

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  • Left to right: Pattie Sellers, senior editor at large, Fortune; Christoph Becker, CEO, gyro; Bob Borchers, CMO, Dolby Laboratories; Gil Elbaz, CEO, Factual; Deanie Elsner, CMO, Kraft Foods; Phil Fernandez, CEO, Marketo; Marc Mathieu, SVP of Marketing, Unilever.

    Despite high tech, the future of marketing is exactly the same: focus on customers

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  • Satya Nadella

    Microsoft CEO: ‘Until we really change culturally, no renewal happens’

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  • Is municipal broadband more important than net neutrality?

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski
  • The Micro 3D printer. M3D, based in Bethesda, is one of several firms working to build Maryland's additive manufacturing industry.

    In Maryland, a major push to become a 3D printing hub

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski
  • Grand Rounds co-founders Owen Tripp and Lawrence "Rusty" Hofmann.

    Grand Rounds, a health tech startup, raises $40 million

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  • Yahoo CEO Marissa MayerManagement

    The Fortune Social Register

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  • Frog Design Simone Rebaudengo, Denise Gershbein

    In design, experience desired

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  • A StumbleUpon investor’s next act

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  • Gilt Groupe co-founders Alexandra Wilkis Wilson and Alexis Maybank. Gilt Groupe is among the companies in which Norwest Venture Partners has invested.

    Norwest’s new $1.2 billion fund ‘allows us to weather the storm’

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  • Beware the ‘big data barbell’

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  • A or B? For website testing firm Optimizely, it’s a multimillion-dollar question

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  • Left to right: Aviso co-founders K.V. Rao and Andrew Abrahams.

    With data analytics, Aviso aims to better predict quarterly revenue

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  • Tealium, a marketing tech firm, raises $20 million

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  • It’s time for corporate boards to tackle cybersecurity. Here’s why

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