‘Business Models et al.’ Archive

Enter the workweek …

and have a laugh Banksy-Simpsons-Style – via Kitsune Noir

How to get good (transformative) ideas

I would say that good ideas come from having many ideas … but there’s more, via BoingBoing: […]  a short video promo for Steven Johnson’s upcoming Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation, a lecture on the way that transformative ideas incubate for long times, come out of left field, and thrive best […]

Geeking around with hardware, plus some Android apps recommendations

Speaking of being good at being a beginner – I need to document and jot down the things I did this Wednesday night for relaxing. Yes, I spent half the night modding and messing around with my old and trusted Android Phone, an HTC Magic (aka Sapphire) 32B stuck at Android 1.6. Now it’s rooted, […]

Business Model Innovation: Seizing the white space

Video via Erwin Fielt Seizing the white space and the importance of business model innovation, earmarked one more time after downloading (while not yet reading) a range of articles from a – freely available – special issue of Long Range Planning on business model innovation. Patrick is not exactly happy about academic practices et al.: […]

Why business models are important (and modeling is too)

Via Anders Sundelin: In his recent article in Long Range Planning, Business Models as Models, Charles explores the question “Are Business Models useful?” where he points out that they act as various forms of model: “to provide means to describe and classify businesses; to operate as sites for scientific investigation; and to act as recipes […]

What the f**k is Social Media now?

WTF is Social Media NOW? View more presentations from Ankit Bathija. Via Stefan

I can haz Aufmerksamkeit?

Wo ich gerade beim Sammeln von Manifesten und Thesen bin: 33. Die Aufmerksamkeit ist die Währung des Internets. Doch der, der viel davon bekommt, kann doch nicht mehr ausgeben als jeder andere. Der Reichtum entkoppelt vom Prassen. Ein Kapitalistenalbtraum. Für die anderen 41 Thesen bitte hier klicken: “42 finale Thesen zum Internet”