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• 12 Critical Success Factors for Business Platforms

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  In 2004, Walt DuLaney and I conducted a longitudinal examination of business growth and cumulative revenue performance.  Among the success factors, we found that companies with powerful business platforms outperformed peers in cumulative revenue growth over a 15 year period.  Our conclusion: business platforms can ...
  2 days ago

• Now Online - “Us Now” Documentary On Participatory Media

  
  Insights Qualitativos 2.0 — Authority: 421
  Featuring Don Tapscott (Wikinomics) and Clay Shirky (Here Comes Everybody) - the documentary on how Participatory Media is shaking up banking, football, motherhood, and democracy is now online. Inspiring stuff… Us Now from Banyak Films on Vimeo . via http://www.clickadvisor.com
  4 days ago

• Color coding the Internet

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  For all the different ways to communicate that the internet offers – blogs, wikis, tweets, status updates etc – it still lacks a rather basic functionality, the ability to convey emotion. In everyday, real life interactions, we unconsciously pick up on non-verbal cues (body language, gestures) and particularities ...
  5 days ago

• Employee Computing and Your Vendor Relationships

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  In a past post I wrote about Web 2.0 policies and some of the findings from our recently published study entitled Redefining Employee Computing . Another area we studied as part of that project was how technology vendor relationships change as employee computing evolves to include more open and collaborative ...
  1 week ago

• Hopenhagen: Climate change 2.0

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Earlier this month, I posted some thoughts related to cleantech and sustainability innovation , with respect to the impact that changes in the field of intellectual property may have on accelerating discoveries and products. I specifically talked about the nascent, but very exciting work underway with the ...
  1 week ago

• Highlights from an interview with the co-founder of Motley Fool

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  I recently wrote up a detailed case study on the Motley Fool Caps community for clients our nGenera Insight research programs, using the lens of “prosumerism.” I’ve talked about prosumerism here many times before, but it basically centres on customer co-creation. I like to use a play on the famous JFK quote to ...
  1 week ago

• The Conversation Prism: Making Sense of Social Media

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Surprise. Not all social media is the same. Brian Solis and JESS3 break new ground with an illustrative taxonomy that unravels some of the mystery concerning the use of social media. The power of their contribution lies in the distinctions implicit in the categories found in The Conversation Prism (click the ...
  1 week ago

• So Long, Geocities!

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Today is the end of an era. Yahoo! is finally pulling the plug on GeoCities , the staple web1.0 web page publishing service for the masses. Through a modern lens any given Geocities site was like an uglier even more misshapen custom MySpace profile, but in its day (long before ubiquitous, nearly-free, ...
  1 week ago

• Could Apple have pre-empted Verizon’s DroidDoes Campaign with Opinion Mining?

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Two days ago, Verizon launched the DroidDoes campaign. The video, a clear (and frankly ‘dark’) attack on the iPhone, itself has already polarized viewers, regardless of whether or not they use the iPhone. The initial reaction (on simple observation of comments) seems to revolve around a (surprising) lack of ...
  2 weeks ago

• Could Apple have pre-empted Verizon’s DroidDoes Campaign with Opinion Mining?

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Two days ago, Verizon launched the DroidDoes campaign. The video, a clear (and frankly ‘dark’) attack on the iPhone, itself has already polarized viewers, regardless of whether or not they use the iPhone. The initial reaction (on simple observation of comments) seems to revolve around a (surprising) lack of ...
  2 weeks ago

• Welcome to the machine

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  There’s no shortage of techno-cautionary sci-fi literature out there, but the piece that recently caught my attention is remarkable in that it was written 100 years ago and yet is eerily relevant today. A few weeks back, Nick referred me to the short story, The Machine Stops , by E.M. Forster. Written in 1909, it ...
  2 weeks ago

• iDon’t? DroidDoes.

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Early last week came the announcement that Arthur Levinson would be stepping down from his position at the Board of Directors at Google, a seat he had occupied for the last 5 years. What this tipped me off to this was the pattern I noticed. Levinson’s departure from the Google board signified a special occasion. ...
  2 weeks ago

• GreenXchange: “wikinomics” for cleantech intellectual property

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  I served as a judge for the 3 rd annual Clean Energy Venture Summit (CEVS) in Austin last week. If you’ve never attended one of these events, the main program is a competition among companies vying to win recognition as the best new product or service idea. To compete, each company has one or more representatives ...
  2 weeks ago

• Marketing Hierarchies Inside Social Networks – An Old Model with a New Twist

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  As the social networking world expands, not only are people finding new, different and many times more efficient ways to connect and stay connected, but new business models are appearing every day. Who would have thought just one year ago that a site like Twitter would have taken off and evolved into the ecosystem ...
  3 weeks ago

• Can job search be eHarmonized?

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  It’s not uncommon to read about how sites like LinkedIn are becoming a more important way to find jobs (or, from the other side, employees) than sites like Monster.com. The reasons for this tend to be fairly straightforward – and many of them are centered around the power of referrals. Many companies have learned ...
  3 weeks ago

• Crowd Wisdom, Virtuous Cycles, Death and Taxes

  
  ScentTrail Marketing — Authority: 123
  Our world is so interdependent. Everything we do adds to some ones virtuous cycle. Here is how authors Don Tapscott and Anthony Williams discussed being trapped in some ones virtuous cycle: Blogger and media consultant Jeff Jarvis points out that even a simple act of consumption in this new world is an act of ...
  3 weeks ago

• Network neutrality: the path of least resistance to the lowest common denominator

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Network Neutrality, as a topic, has a reputation for being simultaneously important and ignored. It sounds great: everyone has equal ability to share their ideas; large media companies and “citizen journalists/content creators” compete directly with one another, allowing consumers to decide who does a better job ...
  4 weeks ago

• Road Rules: Interpreted For Social Media

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Organizations are recognizing the need to expand into the social media space to better understand their customers. Stories like those of Jet Blue , Whole Foods and Dell are becoming more widespread as these firms show concrete, quantifiable measures of success. With the ease of access to product and brand ...
  4 weeks ago

• A future vision of CRM

  
  Wikinomics — Authority: 417
  Several weeks ago, my colleague Brian wrote about the emergence of Social CRM . The conversation touched on new applications of technology and analytics to help improve customer engagement and generate insight for the enterprise. I thought it might be worth expanding on some of the points made and continue the ...
  4 weeks ago

• BIF-5: Second Session

  
  Victory In Increments — Authority: 99
  Don Tapscott kicked off the second session talking about kids in the digital age.  He called young adults and children of this generation digital natives- he is a digital immigrant.  He pointed out that the technology revolution is intersecting with the demographic revolution.  As a result, for the first time, kids ...
  4 weeks ago

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