business model innovation design we're on a road to nowhere // on a quest to analyze and explore the design of business model innovations, i.e. 'hideous and hidden things' like organizational structures and capabilities, corporate strategies and all things related // on a yellow brick road with a girl, a lion and a straw-man wasting our time // …

Pinboard links for December 18th, syndicated automagically: Twitter / Riitta Raesmaa: Stop talking about "social … – raesmaa: Stop talking about "social" http://t.co/YItZsVNO via @padday

Recalling her early encounters with the leaders of the Intellipedia project, Sean Dennehy and Don Burke, Medina says, "we found each other and formed the rebel alliance." Second, iconoclasts may be inconvenient but they're inevitable in any institution. Bank on it, Medina advises leaders in every realm of endeavor: "you all have heretics. They are [...]

… doesn’t work when dealing with creative, hard to pre-plan types of work. Knowledge work, yes. Much better to equip people with autonomy, mastery and a sense of purpose. And that’s putting up some interesting questions with regard to leadership styles (command and control is doomed …), the organization and improving of collaborative work (facilitating [...]

Identi.ca lately? It’s basically a Twitter clone built upon the Open Source microblogging software laconi.ca (and the OpenMicroBlogging Protokoll too). See Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWrite Web for insights into the potentials, like e.g. “federated microblogging” and distributing load via multiple interoperable installs … What else? Jay Cross offers us another chapter of Informal Learning: Rediscovering the [...]

Via Synaxon Blog habe ich vom Focus Jahrbuch 2008 mit dem Schwerpunkt Web 2.0 erfahren. Interessant weil die einzelnen Beiträge auch als Podcasts erhältlich sind. Aufgefallen sind mir: – Geschäftsmodelle im Web 2.0 von Tom Alby (mp3) – Enterprise 2.0 von Jörg Bienert (mp3) – RSS im Unternehmen von Jörg Rensmann (mp3)

Now, on to the third keynote of OSMB wednesday, “Beyond Portals – Collaboration, Social Networking, and Web 2.0 for the Enterprise” by Bryan Cheung of Liferay, Inc.. Slides are here. Liferay Portal is the world’s leading enterprise open source portal framework, offering integrated Web publishing and content management, an enterprise service bus and service-oriented architecture, [...]

I like this, not only from a e-learning 2.0 perspective – but also from a more general future knowledge work perspective: [...] what jobs, specializations, and careers we may eventually discover or are even starting to evolve in organizations. My exposure tells me that these general functions are starting to surface. Although the jobs are [...]