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I blog about strategic and tactical service design and management.
Trying to explore how service design practices develop.
With a focus in developing strong conceptual work, supporting design decisions on research and enabling readers to create conversations with clients, colleagues and customers.
I also aim to support senior managers and professionals to reflect and improve their practices.
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Originally posted on the Harvard Business Review While the globe grapples with uncertain economic realities, "mobile" appears to be gold. Facebook is expected to announce their uniquely targeted mobile advertising model before the end of the month. Via Sebastian Thielke Delete the scoop?
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The rise of bring your own device (BYOD) programs is the single most radical shift in the economics of client computing for business since PCs invaded the workplace, according to Gartner, Inc. Via Sebastian Thielke Delete the scoop?
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Palador's Benjamin Robbins explains that technology for technology's sake is doomed for failure – instead, ask: why? Via Sebastian Thielke Delete the scoop?
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I am a big fan of Brian Sollis and his book, End of Business. The addition of peopkle and purpose to the "old 4 P's" is spot on in my opinion.