via sloanreview.mit.edu “Roger Martin, dean of the Rotman School of Management, talked about fixing MBA education so it no longer produces, as The Economist calls them, “jargon-spewing economic vandals.” He spoke in detail about moving the MBA curriculum from shallow to deep, narrow to broad, static to dynamic.” Posted via web from frogpond’s posterous
via slideshare.net I like the three derived strategies on slide 16 – they are sound, yet the underlying starting points and rationales are a bit flawed I think: 1. Open source OS are left out of the strategic analysis (and this has different implications for the contenders) – think of Jolicloud, UbuntuNetbookRemix, Moblin, and YES […]
Gefunden via netzpolitik.org Stimmig zum taz Artikel Modell Kulturflatrate – Danny O’Brian von der EFF: “Musiker und Musikliebhaber müssen miteinander eine Lösung finden”
Chris Hoffman “The Mozilla Project” (Lift09 EN) from Lift Conference on Vimeo. via liftconference.com “Chris Hofmann, from Mozilla how to combine the open-source values, strong communities, passion and an open approach for building a software such as Firefox.” Reminded me of „Project Code Rush“ documentation about Silicon Valley software teams including Netscape – ie. the […]
Found then via designthinkers, now timely to underline the importance of design thinking (or better say designing): Thinkpublic created this short film about what they do and how they do it, i.e. how do designers work and proceed.
Right, this is a recurring theme in this blog, design thinking, its implications for innovation and the relations with using freeform enterprise social software, vulgo Enterprise 2.0 (se e.g. Business thinking plus design thinking ends up being far more powerful). Still, you can’t ever have enough videos of Tim Brown of IDEO, right as well. […]
Funny, I had to think of some U.S. president of late who said that the poor state of France’s economy is related to the missing of a word like “entrepreneurship” in French 😉 But this video and especially what Mario wrote about it worked for me on many accounts: first, you don’t have to start […]
