Has your organization evolved from 1.0 to 2.0? MIX Maverick and Enterprise 2.0 author Andrew McAfee unpacks the ideas and approaches that make up Enterprise 2.0 on MIX TV. The MIX (Management Innovation eXchange) is the world’s first open innovation project aimed at reinventing management. On the MIX, impassioned innovators from around the world are working together to create organizations that are as resilient, inventive, and inspiring as the people who work within them.
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How to Say “No” to an Economic Frankenfuture – Umair Haque – Harvard Business Review.
Dear Big Cheeses Who Run the World,
We regret to inform that you’re fired. We’re really, truly sorry about this, but we’re going to have to let you go. It’s time for you to pursue other opportunities.
In case you haven’t noticed (and who can blame you? It’s pretty hard to see it from private jets, mega-yachts, 158th floor boardrooms, and members-only backrooms) times are pretty tough lately, and we’ve got to cut back somewhere.
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Rachel Botsman is the co-author of “What’s Mine is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption” (Harper Collins, September 2010). Here, with a dazzlingly graphic display, she presents a compelling case for 21st Century sharing.
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interactions magazine | All Look Same? A Comparison of Experience Design and Service Design.
I’ve come to a disarming realization: Everything old is new again. Lady Gaga is the new Madonna, the Tea Party movement mimics the protests of the 1970s – except the left is now the right – and the interest in how to design for service seems much like the interest in how to design for experience that emerged in the mid-1990s.
To be continued at http://interactions.acm.org/content/?p=1397
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Collaborating with customers and other key stakeholders to co-create value is a surging trend and a hot topic at most companies. It is also the theme of my forthcoming book - Collaboration and Co-Creation: New Platforms for Marketing and Innovation.
Most readers may be familiar with the well-publicized of examples of co-creation, such as Frito Lay‘s creation of Super Bowl commercials, Dell’s involvement with its customer community, IdeaStorm, to shape product development and customer service strategy, and how Threadless collaborates with customers to create and produce its line of T-shirts.
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