Netwerksamenleving - e-participatie, hnw, informatie 2.0, community, social media

Some interesting and nice new buzzwords like Phablets (may be somebody can fabricate a still better word), Minenergy and Return on involvement. I'm missing something with 'wearable' Anybody a suggestion?

Een aantal interessante en leuke buzzwoorden, waaronder Phablets (misschien toch een betere naam voor bedenken), Minenergy en Return on involvement. Ik mis eigenlijk iets met een 'wearable'.

Many companies and also government organizations don't realize how connected the world is becoming around them. Historically, we have thought of companies as machines, and we have designed them like we design machines. Of course companies are not really machines, so much as complex, dynamic, growing systemswhich sometimes operate like machines.The problem with this thinking is that the nature of a machine is to maintain consistency, while the nature of a company is to grow. Customers want new products and services. Different systems are needed. And companies are made of people, not levers and gears. Some executives may wish they could put their business strategy into a machine, push a button, and wait for results. But it doesn’t work that way. If you want results, you have to execute your strategy through people. In these slides about The connected company of Dave Gray you can read what's is happening and how you do that.

Big Data alleen bekijken en gebruiken vanuit marketing-/verkoopperspectief en niet als een van de vele manieren om signalen betreffende informatie die overal om ons heen in allerlei vormen aanwezig is te verzamelen en te gebruiken, wordt vooral gedaan door 'small minds'. Chris Varley pleit voor 'bigger minds': 'Bigger minds realize that the exponential increase in the amount of data we can capture requires new ways of thinking if we are to fully understand it, let alone act upon it'.