Second part of the Scott Hirsch workshop (first write-up is here: Be like the Internet), as this is actually a business model innovation design issue I will post this here, but will put a note on the frogpond blog too, where most my other Web 2.0 Expo stuff will be collected. Scott starts with one [...]
From my toblog-backlog, a while ago Business Week magazine had a cover story on the “The Future of Work”, which had some material for the discussion on knowledge work and collaboration in the enterprise, namely when social software comes into the play. Remember, I am coaching and consulting in this space, so I found these [...]
Time for a little weekend reader? With The Global Brain: Your Roadmap for Innovating Faster & Smarter in a Networked World Satish Nambisan and Mohanbir Sawhney want to provide a roadmap for “innovating faster and smarter in a networked world”. Sounds promising, communities of creation, innovation networks, open market innovation and crowdsourcing and more: To [...]
Gefunden im Labor für Entrepreneurship (ein Videointerview mit Helmut Spanner): „Wer den ganzen Tag arbeitet, hat keine Zeit mehr, Geld zu verdienen“ (Rockefeller)
Need some business oriented mp3s for a long trip to Berlin? Then check out these: In FT.com’s digital business podcast of October 31, 2007 Nicholas Carr argues it is better to buy off-the-shelf business software than to build your own. [...] Columnist Ade McCormack explains open source software. And SAP’s chief executive talks about its [...]
Oh, I’ve been tagged, now I have to blog about a bunch of internet users “memified” media snackers – i.e. a new breed of young people, hyperconnected to a wide assortment of digital, on-demand media. They are consumers who are no longer bound to linear media; who “snack whenever, wherever and whatever they like Here’s [...]
