Microsoft has managed to undercut even the panoply of open-source companies playing in the business software market by giving away a free basic license to SharePoint if they already have Windows Server. “It’s a brilliant strategy that mimics open source in its viral, free distribution, but transcends open source in its ability to lock customers [...]
Sicherlich hängt viel daran dass es leichter fällt eine Menge an kurzen Notizen (mit ebenfalls kurzer Einschätzung) zu posten als tiefergehende Analysen und entsprechend lange Blogposts. Das gleiche gilt wohl auch für die Länge der Kommentare, insofern nehmen Posterous, Tumblr und Co. wohl eine komplementäre Rolle zwischen “richtigem Blog” und Twitter ein. Diese Aufgabe und [...]
via frogpond.tumblr.com You don’t expect me to miss out on the party, do you? Posted via web from frogpond’s posterous
via vimeo.com Yay, how to tackle problems, i.e. refine and abstract problem statements (and Patrick Whitney is making clear that organizations should try this out – by demonstrating on the example of the music industries and the many options for business ecosystems one may unearth with design thinking). Posted via web from frogpond’s posterous
via youtube.com More on free by Chris Anderson, paying a visit at Google (where he makes some nice remarks re: free and Google’s business models). Posted via web from frogpond’s posterous
via pferdt.de New-found blog on design (and design-thinking) – subscribed. Frederik seems to be thinking a lot about changing, ie. redesigning systems (of education, innovation, …) Posted via web from frogpond’s posterous
Gefunden via netzpolitik.org Stimmig zum taz Artikel Modell Kulturflatrate – Danny O’Brian von der EFF: “Musiker und Musikliebhaber müssen miteinander eine Lösung finden”
