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What Do You Think?

How many times a day does - What do you think - get asked? Who's asking? Your customers, your employees, your suppliers, your kids, your friends, strangers, the media, colleagues. It seems everybody wants to know what you think.read more

The math of small contributions

Take a look at any open source software community or social networking site to understand the math of small contributions in action. This idea has been around for some time.read more

Advertising taking on new art forms

Continuing to muse about advertising - confused in calcutta

This is about social media taking on new art forms.

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The Power of Microtrends by Mark Penn and E. Kinney Zalense

Just 1% of people can create a new market for business, spark a social movement, or effect a political change. Here, Penn (one of the world's most highly regarded pollster) and Zalense (social-change expert) introduce you to this compelling idea of microtrends, and their assertion that the culture is formed by the push and pull of small trends that are often invisible or ignored.read more

Corporations As Complex Adaptive Systems?

Grant McCracken, This Blog Sits at the Intersection of Anthropology and Economics, has an interesting post, "Remodelling the corporation" that fits with the cluetrain, 1999 "markets are read more

Connecting Innovation to People, Places, & Things

The idea of connecting people, places and things is real. Get an account on any of the social networks to see for yourself. The web is writeable and information flows like water. People are doing things that were never before imagined. They are creating and sharing ideas via blogs, videos, podcasts, etc.read more

It's Alive!

The Power Of Us, BusinessWeek, "Mass collaboration on the Internet is shaking up business.read more

The Trickle Down Effect of Blogs

Because markets are messy and changing faster than businesses... We provide Ideascape - a tool for enterprise blogging including bookmarking, forums, wikis, chat & other methods of idea discovery - which aligns employee wisdom with corporate strategy to create, innovate and adapt offerings before you miss the market and lose talent.read more

Why we are here!

business web 2.0 solutions We're here for business unit heads, team leaders, project heads, and managers whose work depends on reaching across silos or through an extended enterprise of suppliers and customers.read more

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