In a world of increasing hyperconnectivity, how will augmented social networks impact on innovation? Is your current dogma for Radical Innovation collaborative and spiritual enough to make a meaningful transformation? How will your communities best be served — strategically and through what architecture to facilitate the change?
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COP's Communities of Practice, Knowledge Innovation, Social Networks, Trust
Trust requires transparency
05.09.03 | Stuart | Permalink | 2 CommentsTo find Jim McGees post on Trust Security and OD after writing on LinkedIn today seemed appropriate particularly as LinkedIn is a closed system.
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Social Networks
Linked-In :
05.09.03 | Stuart | Permalink | 3 CommentsLinkedIn provides an interesting preview for the future of referrals. It fails to engender joy or excitement, in fact many will be hesitant to use it. Connections terminology is not consistent with trust and the leader board search that ranks on connections isn’t helping things. It’s too closed for my liking. I know of something better.
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Knowledge Innovation, Social Networks, Social Software
Individually Social Software?
05.08.03 | Stuart | Permalink | 3 CommentsSmarter, Simpler, Social is a great paper on social software. Many will have wished they had written it. I’d like more clarity on the individual. The PKM aspects of this social revolution.
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Digital Identity, Rich Profiles, Social Networks, Trust
Exchanging Trust
05.07.03 | Stuart | Permalink | Comments OffHas the Global Trust Exchange just been miss-interpreted? Is it the language or the concept? We all exchange information all the time for value creation. See the applications. The real question is what’s the value of your missed opportunities?
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Accelerating Innovation, COP's Communities of Practice, Conversational Blogging, Knowledge Innovation, Social Networks
Jazz-Blogging
05.05.03 | Stuart | Permalink | 4 Comments“Jazz-Blogging” as a possible meme for colective collaborative intelligent blogging. What clients want when it comes to thought-leaders is a safe place to engage. My individual blogs are not safe or maybe too public. We need to create safe access environments. Probably as part of a collaborative blogging environment. Perhaps then it more like an extended dinner party in the Hamptons.
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Social Networks
Lifecast
05.05.03 | Stuart | Permalink | Comments OffThe conversation opened easily on a subject that included a passion for money, religion, and politics suggesting it can turn online communities into virtual nations — Lifecast a company that managed to assemble a community of 1.4 million affluent participants.
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Knowledge Innovation, Rich Profiles, Social Networks, Spam
Musings - Rich Profiles
04.22.03 | Stuart | Permalink | Comments Off
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COMsumers, Digital Identity, Rich Profiles, Social Networks
Identity Circles
03.27.03 | Stuart | Permalink | Comments Off
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Blogging, COMsumers, COP's Communities of Practice, Conversational Blogging, Knowledge Innovation, Social Networks
Collaborative Communities
11.11.02 | Stuart | Permalink | Comments Off
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COP's Communities of Practice, Knowledge Innovation, Social Networks
Doug Engelbart
10.24.02 | Stuart | Permalink | Comments Off
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Brand Futures, Social Networks, Storytelling
Stories Accelerate Learning
06.19.02 | Stuart | Permalink | Comments Off
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