Monthly Archives: January 2011
Designing as sensemaking | Klatergoud
Visions, goals, reasons and actions, activities and acting. Yes, these are related. This post from Guido Stompff made sense to me. Frame its vision , connect and act.
Found at Designing as sensemaking | Klatergoud.
Design thinking and sensemaking: two notions that recently receive more and more managerial and business attention.
To be continued at Designing as sensemaking | Klatergoud.
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Haitan Rachman’s Knowledge Management: Best Practices for Organization
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Christine Crandell’s 2011: Redux of 2010
Found at 2011: Redux of 2010 | CustomerThink.
Popular consensus was that 2011 would shape up to be a stronger economic year than 2010. The rebound would be firmly established and, as a result, everyone had sugar plums of bigger budgets dancing in their heads. But the facts paint a different story.
To be continued at 2011: Redux of 2010 | CustomerThink.
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Michael Fauscette: Designing User Experience
Found at Michael Fauscette: Designing User Experience.
It’s 2011 in case you’ve already forgotten and the world is changing; okay, I guess it’s always changing, just now though, the pace of change has rapidly accelerated. You can see it in your personal life and the change cycle is impacting businesses in ever increasing numbers.
To be continued at It’s 2011 in case you’ve already forgotten and the world is changing; okay, I guess it’s always changing, just now though, the pace of change has rapidly accelerated. You can see it in your personal life and the change cycle is impacting businesses in ever increasing numbers.
Photocredit: http://showmeabike.blogspot.com/
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The Twitterverse by Brian Solis and JESS3 – oneforty
Found at The Twitterverse by Brian Solis and JESS3 – oneforty.
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Advisor Brian Solis released a visual depiction of the Twitter ecosystem, the Twitterverse, to help you learn more about all the tools available. Feel free to order the poster-sized infographic to hang in your office and teach others about Twitter, or download the image map for your blog. Click the icons below to learn more, read reviews and see how other people are using each tool to build their social businesses. 
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To be continued at The Twitterverse by Brian Solis and JESS3 – oneforty
Photocredit Luigi Rosa. Bormio
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Recommended: Duperrin’s Links for this week
Recommended: Links for this week (weekly) – Social Learning, Collaboration, and Team Identity “One of my earli… http://ow.ly/1aZDAv
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Cycling Copenhagen, Through North American Eyes
A sunday hommage to one of the most awesome bike blogs I know!
While Streetfilms was in Copenhagen for the Velo-City 2010 conference, of course we wanted to showcase its biking greatness. But we were also looking to take a different perspective then all the myriad other videos out there. Since there were an abundance of advocates, planners, and city transportation officials attending from the U.S. and Canada, we thought it’d be awesome to get their reactions to the city’s built environment and compare to bicycling conditions in their own cities.
To be continued at http://www.streetfilms.org/cycling-copenhagen-through-north-american-eyes/#more-47411
Photocredit: http://www.copenhagencyclechic.com/
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