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Sometimes you need to quickly immerse yourself in a new field. You might want to gain expertise or quickly gauge what the current issues are around a particular topic. One way of doing this is by c... Via Howard Rheingold 
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June 14, 5:33 PM
Howard, I love your idea about using Twitter and Diigo together. Thanks for sharing.
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June 15, 3:37 AM
Requires a bit more effort and dedication that using something like Google Alerts, but I think if you're prepared to continually refine who you're following, you're likely to hone in on content that has greater relevance. Delete the scoop?
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What traits do successful CPA firm leaders have in common? Consultant and accounting profession thought leader Allan Koltin, CPA, decided to find out. Drawing on his experience working with the CEOs of more than half of the 200 largest U.S. Via Susan Bainbridge Delete the scoop?
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The goal of a customer development interview is to learn as much as valuable information coming directly from your interviewee. We will see the 4 steps to follow to make it effective. 0 – All... Via laCantine rennes, SpaceTime Continuum, Serge Van Oudenhove Delete the scoop?
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Think of the most frustrating, intractable, or simply annoying problems you can imagine. Now think about what technology is doing to fix them.
That’s what we did in coming up with our annual list of 10 Breakthrough Technologies. We’re looking for technologies that we believe will expand the scope of human possibilities. Via Peter Verschuere Delete the scoop?
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Many things can go wrong during the process of creating new products, services or business models. Let me give you ten examples from my own experience. You may recognize this as an array of all too familiar scenarios. If so, rest assured, you are not alone.
1. We´re not sure what we want. Ideation of new products and services happens ad hoc, usually at a time when a problem arises or the turnover decreases suddenly or when a competitor enters the market unexpectedly. The first question is: “What now?” Then the creed becomes: “We’ll get Smith to create a list.” From this moment it becomes clear that any current strategic business plans no longer provide much direction for innovation. Ultimately, the lack of clear directives leads to random thought processes and frustration. Frustration because the management, further down in the innovation process, decided to concentrate on something else than what you were focusing on before. Via Martin Gysler 
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June 5, 4:50 AM
Ally: in this post you'll find more informations and solutions: http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130520082552-206580-the-66-point-innovation-checklist?goback=%2Empd2_*1_*1_*1_*1_%2F20130514063837*5206580*510*5problems*5at*5the*5start*5of*5innovation&trk=prof-post
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Discover 60 of the freshest stats and facts on social media strategy, including Twitter integration for easy sharing! Via JoseAlvarezCornett Delete the scoop?
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Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
April 22, 10:34 AM
Great insight from trusted source Robin Good (@RobinGood). We are all in the "online confernece" business now (no matter what our business vertical), so important reviews of helpful tools here. 
GIANFRANCO MARINI's curator insight,
April 23, 12:46 AM
Mi limito a tradurre liberamente quanto scritto da Robin Good Il sitohttps://webconferencing-test.com/en/online-meeting-home offre informazioni che consentono di comparare 35 strumenti per il web conferencing e la collaborazione on line Si tratta di strumenti software o webware.
Per ciascuno di essi viene proposto un link in cui è possibile: visdualizzare una descrizione del servizio e delle sue principali caratteristiche; andare alla home page del servizio; scaricare o registrarsi alla versione trial
I criteri in base a cui vengono esaminati i servizi di web conferenging sono: usabilità, funzionalità, meeting setup, installazione, trasparenza costi, sicurezza supporto piattaforma e score overall e sono spiegati qui: https://webconferencing-test.com/en/how-we-test
In questa pagina https://webconferencing-test.com/en/compare-tools-basic è; possibile selezionare due o più servizi per poterne confrontare direttamente le caratteristiche in base agli 8 criteri persei in considerazione
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June 12, 9:32 AM
Here's a comparison we'll keep handy as we continue to provide effective solutions for Web conferencing on CoolHub. Delete the scoop?
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In the December 2012 Harvard Business Review, Clayton Christensen and Max Wessel shared new ideas about surviving disruption. Delete the scoop?
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Multi-tasking can be done effectively if it involves simple tasks that operate on completely different channels in our brain. For example, listening to the news while folding laundry. Via Howard Rheingold 
Howard Rheingold's curator insight,
March 27, 10:38 PM
"Task-layering" appears to be a kind of multi-tasking that works -- as opposed to the kind that degrades performance on each of the tasks we try to accomplish simultaneously. 
Peter Skillen's curator insight,
April 2, 7:52 AM
What I find interesting is the work Benjamin Bergen describes in Louder Than Words. http://www.louderthanwordsbook.com/ People often ask can we multitask as if there is a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Clearly, situations matter. Bergen points to research that suggests if we visualize or imagine certain activities - like hitting a baseball - the same regions of the brain are activated and engaged as if we were actually hitting that baseball. So even though we might expect the visual region to light up because we are 'seeing' something in our mind's eye, it is actually a motor region that is engaged. This, therefore, impacts our multitasking abilities for another 'motor' task. --> I love the rich texture of these ideas. Delete the scoop?
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La carte mentale collaborative vocale. Génial, J'ai testé pour vous sur ipad et ordinateur. Via Coach HEC - Philippe Olivier Clement
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Mindmapping gratuit collaboratif et vocal 
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March 6, 1:19 AM
Mindmapping gratuit collaborative et vocale. Le traducteur vocal est parfait ! Delete the scoop?
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There was a lot written about Open Innovation in 2012, so I thought I would highlight the best post from the top Open Innovation thinkers. #openinno Via Serge Van Oudenhove Delete the scoop?
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Comment réussir à mener deux types de cohésion pour réussir en mobilisation de l’intelligence collective ? Via Coach HEC - Philippe Olivier Clement
Coach HEC - Philippe Olivier Clement's curator insight,
February 11, 11:52 AM
Cohésion sociale
Cohésion opératoire
Sophie Colas's curator insight,
February 12, 3:28 AM
La cohésion devrait être de mise dans toute institution. Gage de réussite et de bien être à la fois de l'institution mais aussi de ses membres 
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February 13, 6:53 AM
Première pierre angulaire d'un nouveau système ... Delete the scoop?
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Companies that can spot megatrends before their rivals gain great competitive advantages. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen Delete the scoop?
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How does a successful company maintain a climate in which new ideas and risk-taking are encouraged? In this video from Yale Insights Tim Brown, CEO of the design consultancy IDEO, describes how he thinks about innovation and why empathy is an important part of the equation. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen 
Melissa St Hill's curator insight,
June 13, 9:29 AM
This is a great video on innovation and remaining consistent in growing an organisation with a culture that is highly innovative 
Christopher Yeh's curator insight,
June 13, 12:23 PM
"Building blocks" for an innovative culture includes hard-to-measure characteristics such as values, behavior, and climate. "An innovative climate," the authors write, "cultivates engagement and enthusiasm, challenges people to take risks within a safe environment, fosters learning, and encourages independent thinking." 
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June 16, 9:17 PM
In markets characterized by rapid change and a ceaseless quest for the faster, better way to operate, one of the most prized corporate attributes is innovation. But many of the natural byproducts of corporate success—hierarchy, routinization, the elimination of risk—can stifle innovation. Delete the scoop?
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Performance reviews supposedly enlighten subordinates about what they should be doing better. But instead, they destroy morale, kill teamwork and hurt the bottom line. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen 
george_reed's curator insight,
June 16, 5:44 PM
I don't think I've ever had a performance review that was particularly motivating for me, whether it was glowing or not. 
Robin Martin's curator insight,
June 18, 9:11 PM
Oh how true this is...I have my review tomorrow! Ugh. Delete the scoop?
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Expanding on our weekly Innovation column — which asks, Who made that? — we explore the origins of dozens of products and ideas in this special issue of the magazine. Delete the scoop?
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Lying, cheating and other forms of Machiavellian skulduggery seem to be the inevitable evolutionary consequences of living in co-operative communities, suggest UK scientists. Via Howard Rheingold
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May 15, 11:52 AM
Cooperation is more complicated than folk-theory would have it. Cooperation and competition co-evolve: Let's you and I cooperate to compete against them. And it seems that deception and cooperation also co-evolve. Delete the scoop?
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GENRE - La science apporte enfin une preuve pour étayer ce que nous savions déjà: toute cette histoire selon laquelle "les hommes viennent de Mars, les femmes de Vénus" est fausse. Via Coach HEC - Philippe Olivier Clement 
Orianne Corman's comment,
April 17, 9:23 AM
Avions-nous besoin de la science pour nous prouver cela? Il est clair que parfois il y a moins de différences entre un homme et une femme qu'entre 2 hommes ou 2 femmes. Nous sommes tous différents et c'est magnifique.De plus, je ne suis pas si certaine que les femmes et les hommes fonctionnent de la même façon ou presque car le cycle hormonal féminin impacte profondément la vie des femmes et, perso, j'en ai un peu assez que cet aspect soit, soit nié, soit utilisé pour prouver que les femmes sont plus faibles que les hommes et donc pourrait être l'autoroute à tous les abus de pouvoir d'un sexe sur l'autre.
Coach HEC - Philippe Olivier Clement's comment,
May 14, 2:30 AM
Je sens bien une expérience vécue derrière les mots. Je pense que la culture à un impact terrible sur nos cerveaux ! Souvenons nous que certain peuple sacrifié des humains pour une bonne récolte. Nos croyances sont toujours en action sauf quelles sont invisibles aux consciences en quête d'éveil.
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TRADCONSULTING 4 YOU's curator insight,
May 13, 8:35 AM
Faire et se faire plaisir sans se tromper... Delete the scoop?
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The ultimate goal of innovation leadership is not to create followers waiting for instructions, but to awaken self-leadership in people and allow them freedom to work on their ideas, share their thoughts and take initiative to meet their targets. Via Kenneth Mikkelsen 
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight,
March 28, 5:53 PM
Organizations led by courageous people, filled with courageous leaders and followers will be innovative. We need to move away from holding onto the past and pretending deck chairs rearranged on a sinking ship is sufficient. 
Tony Brugman (Bright & Company)'s curator insight,
April 15, 9:17 AM
Great article by Dutch innovation professor Jeff Gaspersz on the role of leadership in fostering innovation. In short: While organizations "underutilize the creativity of their employees", stimulating creativity should be a "core task in leadership" and "will become a strategic priority."
According to Gaspersz, innovative leaders...
"...will challenge our old ideas and stimulate our curiosity in discovering new and unconventional viewpoints" "...encourage their employees to be courageous and give them the space to act and even break out of the formation" "...are (those) who stimulates me to think along new paths, question my own familiar practices and challenge my existing assumptions" Delete the scoop?
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The lesson in Keats and Deming may be a simple one, at least insofar as innovation is concerned. First, we should focus on systems – in innovation we refer to ecosystems – and not on individuals and output. Second, we should understand that the intangible side is equally as important as the tangible. Combining these two dimensions – a deep understanding of the power of the system and a deep understanding of the power of the intangible – is what will lead us to innovative practices. It is not one or the other. It is both. At the same time. Delete the scoop?
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Parmi les thèmes abordés lors de la Journée Nationale des Etudes co-organisée par l'UDA et l'Adetem : l'innovation. Comment créer de nouveaux concepts ? Comment décrypter les tendances et innovations existantes pour inventer celles de demain ?
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Comment dépasser le dilemme entre intuition et analyse quantitative en prospective ? Comment faire naître de nouveaux concepts ? Delete the scoop?
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Business management magazine, blogs, case studies, articles, books, and webinars from Harvard Business Review, addressing today's topics and challenges in business management. Delete the scoop?
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"The Collective Action Toolkit (CAT) is a package of resources and activities that enable groups of people anywhere to organize, build trust, and collaboratively create solutions for problems impacting their community. The toolkit provides a dynamic framework that integrates knowledge and action to solve challenges. Designed to harness the benefits of group action and the power of open sharing, the activities draw on each participant’s strengths and perspectives as the group works to accomplish a common goal." Via Howard Rheingold 
Víctor Farré's curator insight,
February 14, 2:41 AM
Un kit para resolver problemas comunitarios a traves de la colaboración. 
Brigitte Roujol's curator insight,
February 14, 10:27 AM
Très bonne "boîte à outil de base" pour faciliter une réfexion en intelligence collective 
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February 14, 12:06 PM
Un kit (en anglais accessible) plein de techniques coopératives clairement décrites Delete the scoop?
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