One of my favourite blogs of late is innovation playground by Idris Mootee, always insightful and with good ideas. Here he introduces and conceptualizes “design thinking” as natural instrument to “inspire the exploratory process in the business strategy cycle”, while keeping the “balance between business discipline and creativity + imagination”. He shares this presentation:
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very very inspirational, transnational infrastructure #ftw
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Loop City: Developing World Class Infrastructure In The Suburbs Of Denmark - PSFK
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The Business Model Database (tbmdb.com) - A blog about business models: The Evolution of the Business Model Concept1 hours ago, comment
killer visual #earmarked #bmidInteresting approach - I wonder if this can work in practice ...2 hours ago, comment
A New Approach to Open Innovation: The Problem Conference – Quebec Seeks Solutions - Mass Customization & Open Innovation News#like #yesyesyes No knowledge but through information5 hours ago, comment
by William Jones.
First Monday, Volume 15, Number 9 - 6 September 2010Lesenswerte Häresie durch @Alex_Stocker ;)8 hours ago, comment
"Dennoch bin ich heilfroh, wenn ich in Zukunft möglichst wenig mit klassischen LMS zu tun habe – als Lehrender und als Lernender ;-)"
4 #twitter 2ideas that can help literally any internal #changemanagement, err, facilitation and coaching team8 hours ago, comment
4 #twitter 2via @betahaus >> @agreisle on #twitter9 hours ago, comment
earmarked #officedesign #trends #undso #hashtagoverkill ;)read @jobsworth on privacy delicacies and trends & the competencies one needs to tweak, manage and hack them9 hours ago, comment
Interesting point about younger people being more inclined to care about / be able to understand and tweak them ... if it were so I would be happy (it probably is, kind of a windfall effect of living in times of constant change?)
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http://confusedofcalcutta.com/201 0/09/05/new-literacy / "I would have worked with my publisher and amazon to release a beta, 90% ready, Kindle version of the book, 3 months ahead of general release. It would have been priced attractively with the promise of a free version of the final, providing users added notes and highlighted sections they agreed with, disagreed with on their Kindles. The amazon platform would then aggregate those sections for me and my editor using the “view popular highlights” feature. The user notation and the summation across users is already supported by the Kindle. As a custom capability, I would have asked amazon to share notes users had made (with privacy protection for them). That would be invaluable – as in software testing – to have a crowdsourced set of input."9 hours ago, comment
Ebook Deal of the Day: Hacking: The Next Generation - Only $9.99. Use code DDHKG - O'Reilly Deal of the Day10 hours ago, commentHaha, Bridezilla sure would be a gorgeous community manager ;D
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Planning a Community Is Like Planning a Wedding - Dachis Group :: Collaboratory
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I rememember well how hard it was to get one of them in Boston (and how lucky @elsua was when finally he got his baby)
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My Top 10 Reasons Why I Bought an iPad - E L S U A ~ A KM Blog Thinking Outside The Inbox by Luis Suarez
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reading on #innovation in the NYT - think #businessecosystems et al .4:22 PM Sep 05, 2010, comment
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Why Our Jobs Are Getting Worse | dragstripGirl: this is heavy. - Diigo
