Month: November 2013
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Post Of The Month – October 2013 – The Winner
Congratulations to Matthew Daniels, whose Strategy in Reverse post was the clear winner in this month's vote. Matthew goes into the hall of fame. Thanks everyone for taking part.
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Post Of The Month – October 2013 – The Vote
Thanks for the nominations. Another good selection this month including a couple of people who've been nominated several times before (which is no bad thing). So our vote is between: Give me the Freedom of the Gloriously Broad Brand, and Learning to Love Fuzziness, and The Benefits of Messy Brands by John Willshire, Martin Weigel, and Mark Earls…
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Fraggl Alpha Testing Launches THIS WEEK
Exciting news. Fraggl, the Twitter curation app I'm building with AdaptiveLab will be launching to our Alpha testing group on Friday of this week. To remind you, Fraggl is setting out to deliver a daily set of awesome links from content shared on Twitter through a unique combination of human, social and algorithmic curation. We've worked…
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Post Of The Month – October 2013 – Nominations
Time to nominate the best posts that you have read in the month of October for Post Of The Month. As usual I have a starting list below. This month you'll see I've combined three posts into one nomination – its unusual for me to do this but I think it makes more sense in…
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Facebook As Virtual Graveyard
@neilperkin I find the notion of Facebook becoming a virtual graveyard quite interesting. — Collyn Ahart (@collynahart) October 31, 2013 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Randall Munroe's latest What If? column attempts to answer the question: 'When, if ever, will Facebook contain more profiles of dead people than of living ones?'. It's a rather macabre, but not insignificant question…
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Agility and Innovation
I've been taking a short break but whilst I was away the good folk at Econsultancy published a report that I'd been working on focusing on the convergence of two topics that have never been more important to just about every company: Agility and Innovation. The report pulls together feedback from a range of interviews…