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2012 Social Media Recap; 2013 Predictions by Gemma Craven and Geoffrey Colon [Podcast] by Social@Ogilvy

What were the trends that shaped 2012 in social media? And what do we have to look forward to in 2013?

Gemma Craven, Head of Social@Ogilvy NY, and Geoffrey Colon, VP, Social@Ogilvy, aka the two GCs get down to the bottom of what made noise and what didn’t in the world of emerging media in 2012 in this special year-end podcast discussing 2012 in 30 minutes.

My point of view: it is not the noise, it the the underlying tones that are relevant.

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Edenspiekermann’s September Service Design Event

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<p>Designing brand experiences. Starting with a strategy, chosing the appropriate media to deliver it and then designing the complete experience.</p>
<p>Online and offline, on screens and on paper.</p>
<p>From: <a onclick=http://vimeo.com/edenspiekermann

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Divonis’ Design process: a compendium of models

Kind of a primer. But a read worth. And – not possible – to be worn out.

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This week hot deck’s

we heart it.

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Designing information

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Recommending Neoteny’s Service design Toolkit

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<p>Found at <a href=Toolkit | Neoteny Service Design.

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Scope Workshop
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Innovation Matrix
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Data Visualisation

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The Best Strategy For Big Innovation: Knowing Your Limits | Co. Design

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” />Found at <a href=The Best Strategy For Big Innovation: Knowing Your Limits | Co. Design.

It may not be a silver bullet, but design thinking can yield results if companies manage their expectations and commit themselves to implementing good ideas.

Before we announce the death of Design Thinking, we ought to at least agree on what it meant — or rather, what it means, since, although maligned, the practice is alive and well and continues to help churn out innovative solutions to intractable problems for the few organizations that get it right.

Read all atThe Best Strategy For Big Innovation: Knowing Your Limits | Co. Design.


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