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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | EME KA EME JULY 3, 2009 Tradition and renewal in communities And we live in a tumultuous, changing market, not just because of the underlying practices and technologies, but because we compete head-on (or at least elbow-in-your-ribs) with scores of other resources, new upstarts sprouting every day in blog and forum shape. Third, we have changed the philosophy. The conversations. The pilots. | EME KA EME APRIL 17, 2012 Knowledge management, social media, male pregnancies, ebooks. And Lenin. More practical than it sounds, and it actually deals with relevant changes to the marketplace… so go read it. Paul Ritchie wrote in February a rather unexpected piece in which he analyses Lenin as a model for driving change. After tinkering with iBooks Author for an hour this weeked I had a more complex layout ready to rumble. | | | | | |
| EME KA EME JULY 6, 2011 Another Google+ post: identity management and business models The kind of people for whom “Facebook privacy&# and “Microsoft security&# are joking words, and are spoiling for change. Ah, yes, it seems no “social IT&# blog or media is complete without some comments of Google’s new social attempt. Just as Google forgot to champion it. But let’s get on with the issue. | EME KA EME FEBRUARY 4, 2013 Open, social, and community-driven: ideas and fads for 2013 They’re changing, and that change makes it easier to see what’s essential and what’s just purely circumstantial in the concept. It’s an accepted channel and an internalized change, at least at the conceptual level. So the tag-changing will continue. Tags change. Shiny packages change. | EME KA EME APRIL 5, 2013 Intel, Adobe, and the right amount of paranoia So keep your options open (and not just on the drawing board) even if they involve distasteful changes. 'I mean “paranoia” as in Grove’s “Only the paranoids survive”, no as another tech company. Just in case you wondered. Something that is bound to happen to everyone and gets very little thought. The reason? | EME KA EME NOVEMBER 8, 2012 What’s a visionary? Working definition and career roadmap. visionary is someone who knows the issue at such a fundamental level that he (or she) can recognize or come up with a new way forward that makes so much damned sense that he can change the flow of things: thought, markets, politics. In other words, meaningless. Visionary was Jobs, OK. So what else can you say to define one, in a working way? | | | | | | | |
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EME KA EME | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2012 On the future of publishing and sundry other thoughts, mostly related
Llega un punto en la vida de un hombre en el que te encuentras con dos ventanas de Chrome permanentemente abiertas, y literalmente 37 pestañas sólo en la primera de ellas. Aparte de un ejemplo de estabilidad y buen uso de memoria por parte de la aplicación, significa que hay demasiadas cosas pendientes de bloguear. Editorial revolutions. Variegated. MORE >> -
EME KA EME | TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2011 Motorola + Google = iPhone envy?
It smells of an attempt to change the rules of the smartphone game, where Google was giving Android away as a means of fostering (favourable) competition, toward a first-person approach where licensees are tolerated but not expected to lead the fight. No, this operation smells like a different animal. It got savaged. MORE >> -
EME KA EME | SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 2010 (2004 post) Friendship versus objectivity in KM
And how to keep in mind that the best system is not the present one but that which gives the best results for our ultimate aims: we need to be open to change. That was the title. The subtitle was “The challenge of sustainable socialisation&#. The result is that you’re punished with yet another reprint. The case for friendship. MORE >> -
EME KA EME | FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012 “Inside Apple” vs the “Valve Handbook for new Employees”: two types of emergent vision
This kind of advantage seldom lasts (usually either through imitation or because of market changes that render it less effective) but on occasion they are dyed in the wool, and survive long enough to be relevant. There are companies that seem to stand out by design: they do things differently, and achieve more than the competition. MORE >> -
EME KA EME | SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2009 Webcast goodness (III): IdeaStorm, MyStarbucksIdea, and crowdsourcing in practice
Once quickly past the software design issues (and it’s really a very simple idea, with literally dozens of vendors crowding the market with copycats) both speakers explain the business drivers, the project development, the social media strategy context, the changes and processes created to support crowdsourcing, the results. MORE >>
- Jive SBS 3.0: “marketplace” is the new “community” EME KA EME | SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2009
- Resources, tools, and a consulting offering at last EME KA EME | THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2009
- Links from all over the place (II) EME KA EME | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2008
- Emergent leadership: routes to formal authority EME KA EME | THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2009
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