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People are slowly waking up to the fact that we have created yet another single point of failure into our business ecosystem. It seems that businesses have gradually made themselves dependent on Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and satellite navigation…
Markets and Drifting Most organizations operates within an environment that develops constant changes, that enforce the need for innovation and change within the enterprise. The market usually ensures that the enterprise has to re-structure, re-organize and adapt to the situation … Continue reading →
National Public Radio (NPR) seems to wake my imagination. This morning they had a story about IBM’s Watson. Watson is IBM’s computer that is squaring off against two Jeopardy champions – the shows air for the next 3 days. I wonder how many people will begin to believe that Watson actually thinks? I’m sure it […]
One of the practical problems of the innovator’s lifestyle is that, by definition, we tend to work a long way away (metaphorically speaking) from the mainstream. It’s true that there are some real advantages to playing the Outsider role – for example, it’s one of the few ways to bypass the ‘groupthink’ trap. Yet the […]
Gamification is set to become a important trend, impacting many areas of business and society. Gamification can be described as the application of game mechanics to non-game environments. The gamification of social networking and location based services as exemplified by Foursquare, Gowalla and SCVNGR are probably the most recognizable with badges, mayorships and rewards offered […]
Gamification is set to become a important trend, impacting many areas of business and society. Gamification can be described as the application of game mechanics to non-game environments. The gamification of social networking and location based services as exemplified by Foursquare, Gowalla and SCVNGR are probably the most recognizable with badges, mayorships and rewards offered […]
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I recently came across an article in the Business Week where CIO profile was outlined (and very well if I may add) as the Chief Innovation Officer and not as Chief Information Officer which you and I would readily recognise. I enjoyed reading through t…
I just love the folks at Google! I really do. You know why? Because they never stop reinventing what the company stands for. If it was a typical tech start-up company then they would be satisfied after reinventing search and then controll…
Oscar Wilde the great Irish poet, writer and thinker wrote in his 1889 essay The Decay of Lying that “Life imitates Art far more than Art imitates Life”. Now why would a CTO start his new blog entry with this quote? The reason is simple. What I experie…
Thanks to the folks at OMG Business Ecology and especially Brenda Michelson, attendees at the inaugural “Optimization for Innovation” Conference in December will be treated to a very handy guide on how to manage organizations (and their buried messes) …
Thanks to the folks at OMG Business Ecology and especially Brenda Michelson, attendees at the inaugural “Optimization for Innovation” Conference in December will be treated to a very handy guide on how to manage organizations (and their buried messes) …
Thanks to the folks at OMG Business Ecology and especially Brenda Michelson, attendees at the inaugural “Optimization for Innovation” Conference in December will be treated to a very handy guide on how to manage organizations (and their buried messes) …