have written about Central Desktop several times (e.g. , Central Desktop Moves Up with Enterprise Edition and How Barack Obama is Using Web and Enterprise 2.0 in the US Primary Campaign Through Central Desktop ). If they saw conversations about Central Desktop or relevant social media issues, they would join the conversation. There has been a lot of discussion about Twitter on this blog. This entire week will now be devoted to Twitter stories.

The heart of MIT is its intellectual rather than physical infrastructure: a research culture that creates room for new ideas by emphasizing their evaluation through rapid reduction to practice, and by mixing short-term applications (both serious and silly) with long-term research. Tags: Collective Intelligence Desktop Manufacturin It’s much harder, however, to make room for new people by squeezing them into the same limited campus space. I

Here it is: There are two things about mobile that are fundamentally different from web designed for the desktop / laptop, two things that are really cool about mobile. As you can probably tell, I'm being a little tongue-in-cheek with the title of this post, just for the sake of provocation. But I actually do have a theory about how to design great mobile apps.

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variation of a design is an adaptation or modification of a design to suit customization/personalization or some variation in application. Tags: Desktop Manufacturing Open Desig Looking at the different Maker blogs, I could see that there was an emergent set of information standards forming ad hoc by a popularity-driven process of selection as well as limitations -chiefly in graphics as people generally can’t produce their own drawn illustrations so resort to photos and video. The people who first started publishing recipes for making things on sites like the Make blog and Instructibles

shareable database that lets you select ready-made online workgroup applications or templates designed to solve common business problems, customize them to suit individual processes, and share within a team or an enterprise. There is both an increase in cloud offerings to enhance connectivity and an increased connectivity between desktop applications and web services. I have written about QuickBase's moves in the enterprise 2.0 space on this blog before (see - Changing Organization Behavior at XM Radio through Enterprise 2.0 ).

Applications like ‘CompareEverywhere’ are already made. It Future version of this application (on the phone) would soon know your ‘eco preferences’, whether to allow GMO food or not, constrains about diet (e.g. It will be possible to apply this in the entire life cycle of a product: When you throw away a package of an item you don’t want to run out of, you can scan the barcode and confirm a repurchase (adds it to the shopping list) and where applicable, recycling information “The digital and physical world were one separate. Now, there

8220; tikitag uses short-range, high-frequency RFID to let consumers and third-party application developers connect everyday items to online content or applications. which I largely cover in the category of Desktop-Manufacturing and P2P-Design . Tags: Desktop Manufacturing Open Desig Spimes are objects that are traceable throughout their lifecycle, so that they can give birth to a new sustainable economy. The idea and concept was started by Bruce Sterling : “Our material culture is not sustainable.

Software relying on a range of striking Open Source applications. Tags: Desktop Manufacturing Open Hardwar From an extensive discussion about the possibility of a infrastructure for Open Hardware stores, at the p2presearch mailing list. Thomas Diener: “I’ll can send a more structured text within the next few weeks but it will be in my very simple English.

and knowledge management to provide value to organizations through practical applications. Collaborative Business Applications Here is another cross post on enterprise 2.0 platform, allowing for broader enterprise access to data that was formerly locked up in siloed applications. Portals and KM This blog shares ideas and hopes to generate discussion on enterprise 2.0, business blogs, web 2.0