Monthly Archives: November 2010
Paris Photo 2010
Found at Paris Photo 2010.
Annual photography fair Paris Photo brings together, from November 18th to the 21st, one hundred international galleries and publishers presenting a panorama of the finest examples of photographic expression from the 19thcentury to the present day.
Paris Photo also turns the spotlight on the Central Europe scene, reveals new talents through awards and competitions and offers a rich programme of events and encounters.
To be contnued at Paris Photo 2010.
Photocredit: Naranjita_
The 14th Paris Photo edition coincides with the biennial “Mois de la Photo”, a month-long photographic event, turning the city into the photography capital of the world in
November.
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- Paris Photo Fair Covers the Spectrum (intransit.blogs.nytimes.com)
- Auction: Avedon: Photographies provenant de la Fondation Richard Avedon, November 20, 2010 @Christie’s Paris (dlkcollection.blogspot.com)
- The Richard Avedon Foundation (telegraph.co.uk)
- 5 Offbeat Attractions to Discover in Paris (hotelclub.com)
- 5 Places To Stop While Eating Your Way Through Paris’ 5th Arrondissement (Photos) (huffingtonpost.com)
How IT is managing new demands – McKinsey Quarterly
Found at How IT is managing new demands – McKinsey Quarterly – Business Technology – Strategy.
In our fifth business technology survey, executives say they want more immediate value from IT and forward-looking strategies from technology leaders that support growth and innovation.
To be continued (registration required)
How IT is managing new demands – McKinsey Quarterly – Business Technology – Strategy.
Photocredit: Rudy Melo
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- Enterprise Social Computing with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 (devx.com)
- How companies are benefiting from Web 2.0 – McKinsey Quarterly – Business Technology – Strategy (mckinseyquarterly.com)
- Innovation Heat Maps and the Mystery of Regional Economic Development (business-strategy-innovation.com)
- Change and Innovation in the New Mobile Economy (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- The Two Innovation Challenges (blogs.hbr.org)
- Management’s Little Black Dress: Essential Practices for Leaders (blogs.hbr.org)
- Google Executive Joins Rearden Commerce as Chief Products Officer (eon.businesswire.com)
- McKinsey & Company – The Coming Imperative for the World’s Knowledge Economy (mckinsey.com)
MyNewsdesk presents Marketing, Communications, and PR Trends 2011
MyNewsdesk – MyNewsdesk presents Marketing, Communications, and PR Trends 2011 – MyNewsdesk.
We at MyNewsdesk have been busy researching upcoming PR, marketing and communication trends that we believe will be important in 2011 – trends that have potential to change certain behaviors in your target audience. We wanted to highlight certain element in the digital media landscape that we feel communicators should keep an eye out for, as they have moved beyond the early-adopters stage.
To be continued at http://www.mynewsdesk.com/uk/pressroom/newsdesk/news/view/mynewsdesk-presents-marketing-communications-and-pr-trends-2011-13823
Photocredit: http://xkapsel.tumblr.com/
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- The Future of Advertising Has Been Promoted: A New Study (briansolis.com)
- 5 Design Trends That Small Businesses Can Use in 2011 (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- 5 Big-Picture Web Trends That Will Affect Your Business in 2011 (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- 11 Branding And Marketing Trends For 2011 (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Lawyers, Meet Vendors, Your New Best Friends (customerthink.com)
- 6 Direct Marketing Trends Likely To Go Mainstream in 2011 (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Social media trends to watch for 2011 (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
Recommended: Customer Experience Highlights From Monte Carlo
Recommended: #CRM #C Customer Experience Highlights From Monte Carlo http://ow.ly/1a3hTO
Photocredit: http://the-bicyclette.tumblr.com/
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Using Customer Journey Maps to Improve Customer Experience – Harvard Business Review (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
Customer Centric Processes for Stellar Customer Experience (customerthink.com)
Customer Experience Strategies for 2011 (customerthink.com)
The 4 Critical Ingredients to a Great Customer Experience (customerthink.com)
New consumer prioirities and marketing ideas for 2011
Photocredit: http://xkapsel.tumblr.com/page/6
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- 5 Big-Picture Web Trends That Will Affect Your Business in 2011 (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Big Ideas for Marketing in 2011 – Advertising Age – CMO Strategy (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Names You Need To Know in 2011: Bynamite (blogs.forbes.com)
Can design be the answer to delivering quality public services in an environment of severe funding cuts?
In this climate, delivering quality services that meet customer expectations will be tough. Public services must continue responding to challenges such as homelessness, climate change and an ageing population, but following the Comprehensive Spending Review, they must do this with significantly reduced budgets. Councils across England will have their budgets cut by 28% (2010 Spending Review) over the next four years, placing a major emphasis on productivity and efficiency.
To be continued at http://publicsectorinnovation.bis.gov.uk/can-design-be-the-answer-to-delivering-quality-public-services-in-an-environment-of-severe-funding-cuts
Photocredit: Cosmoblue i
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- Nick Marsh: Methods for financing social innovation #3 – Social Impact Bonds ” Sidekick Studios: A social innovation company (sidekickstudios.net)
- Spending review 2010: public services experts on the coalition’s plans (guardian.co.uk)
- Sylvian Cotton’s On design thinking (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Spending review: economists and other experts respond | The panel (guardian.co.uk)
- How will the spending review affect the environment? | Damian Carrington (guardian.co.uk)
- Spending review 2010: George Osborne announces extra £7bn of welfare cuts (guardian.co.uk)
Does Your Content Lead to Service Innovation or a Veneer of Expertise?
After having read Qin Han’s excellent Practices and Principles in Service Design, I still wonder that there is an urgent need to emphasize Knowledge Management in Service Design, CEM and customer journey. That is why this post in included here!.
Found at Does Your Content Lead to Service Innovation or a Veneer of Expertise? | The Bloom Group.
Companies with savvy marketers spend lots of time determining how to market a piece of compelling “thought leadership” content, especially one based on deep primary research. What blog posts can we create, and what bloggers should we contact? What about a webinar series? What opinion articles can we craft, and which publications should we target? Is there a worthy Harvard Business Review or Sloan Management Reviewsubmission here? Perhaps even the basis for a book?
But I rarely see companies spending a similar amount of time determining how to use that content in their services.
To be continued at http://bloomgroup.com/blogs/bob-buday/does-your-content-lead-service-innovation-or-veneer-expertise
Photocredit: Anna Grapes
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- Designing Innovative Services Begins with Four Questions – Lance Bettencourt – Harvard Business Review (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Qin Han’s summary Practices and Principles of Service Design (slideshare.net)
- Designing Innovative Services Begins with Four Questions (blogs.hbr.org)
- The challenge of testing innovative services (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Thought Leadership Success Factor No. 5: Fueling Service Innovation, Not Just Marketing (gabrielcatalano.com)
- How Do Customers Experience Your Service? (blogs.hbr.org)
- The Role of Design in Service Innovation (fredzimny.wordpress.com)
- Three Innovation Lessons from the Gillette Guard (blogs.hbr.org)
- People-Centric vs. Content-Centric: The Copernican Revolution to become a Social Business – The Collaboration Soapbox (www-950.ibm.com)
