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michel verstrepen
December 29, 2016 4:44 AM
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Business strategies – especially in the tradition sense – are rather pushy. If you have a product, your strategy is to explain why a customer should use it.
Design thinking as a strategy flips this. Instead of forcing a product on customers, instead, it sees things from the customer’s perspective. A design mindset is not problem-focused, it is solution focused and action-oriented towards creating a preferred future. Design Thinking draws upon logic, imagination, intuition, and systemic reasoning – exploring the possibilities of what could be. This train of thought creates desired outcomes benefiting the end user.
When design principles are applied to strategy and innovation the success rate for innovation dramatically improves.
Design thinking for bankers
Many banks are working hard to bring a user-centric approach to redesigning their services.
Banks are continuously exploring new ways to play into shifting customer desires and to keep up with tomorrow’s technological developments – from BBVA’s “ATM of the future” to ASB New Zealand interacting directly with customer via video chat.
For Dutch bank, ABN AMRO, this means getting its employees in the right mindset.
So I shadowed an ABN AMRO workshop for a behind the scenes look at how it leverages workflow and teamwork in a nurturing and innovating way.
This two-day Design Thinking workgroup focused on the company’s internal Get the Mindset program.
With the Get The Mindset program, employees can attend innovation workshops, master classes or visit Startup Friday. This program hopes to inspire a change of mindset within the bank, which makes people start to experiment, learn and co-create. A program that will eventually lead to innovation.
Going from unknown to tangible
When you enter the Innovation Centre at ABN AMRO – with its colorful seats, wooden swings, big displays, open meeting rooms and brainstorm corners – you have the feeling of being inside a Google facility instead of a big banking building.
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from Socialdigitalnews
December 29, 2016 3:10 AM
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Pour faire du digital un relai de croissance, des dispositions doivent être prises. Ce sont les 11 commandements de la transformation digitale des entreprises.
Via Digitalhub
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michel verstrepen
December 29, 2016 1:08 AM
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The use of personal devices and personal accounts in the workplace has changed IT and enterprise security in profound ways. Today, employees think nothing of logging onto Facebook, Twitter and Instagram while at work, as well as accessing myriad other personal accounts, from banking and retailing to gaming and news. All of this introduces new opportunities and challenges for management. A recent report from digital security firm Gemalto, "Authentication and Identity Management Index," delves into this issue and offers insights into how organizations are coping with the convergence of personal and workplace identities. Among the key findings: Enterprise security teams are under mounting pressure to implement the same type of authentication methods typically seen in consumer services, such as fingerprint scanning and iris recognition; consumer breaches are impacting and shaping enterprise security; and managing mobility remains an enormous challenge for organizations. The company surveyed 1,150 IT decision-makers from around the world, and here are some of the key findings.
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from Into the Driver's Seat
December 28, 2016 11:42 PM
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from 21st century Teaching Tools
December 28, 2016 6:14 AM
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Sometimes it seems as if educators can’t take on one more responsibility, and yet the scourge of fake news is not something that we can ignore. If we are to help our students to become critical and independent thinkers and responsible citizens, we need to empower them with the tools to take on fake news and other manipulative media.
Via Nik Peachey, Alexandra Duarte
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from Arobasenet.com
December 28, 2016 6:12 AM
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Google continue à mettre la pression sur les propriétaires de sites en leur rappelant que son navigateur Chrome va marquer les sites non-sécurisés via HTTPS.
Via Arobasenet
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from Raspberry Pi
December 28, 2016 2:55 AM
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[PDF] Getting Started with Sensors: Measure the World with Electronics, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi | TECHNOLOGY, ELECTRONICS, GADGETS, DRONES, CAMERAS, 3D PRINTING, MOBILES, ROBOTICS, TECH DEALS, TECHNOLOGY, ELECTRONICS, GADGETS, DRONES, CAMERAS, 3D PRINTING, MOBILES, ROBOTICS, TECH DEALS
Via F. Thunus
En présence de Philippe Riss, fondateur et directeur la galerie parisienne XPO, d’Hampus Lindwall, musicien et collectionneur, et de Bertrand Planes, artiste présenté dans l’exposition « Conséquences ».
Modération par Dominique Moulon, commissaire invité.
Le marché de l’art contemporain est-il de nature à accepter les pratiques numériques ?
Les institutions muséales, tout particulièrement conseillées par les différents acteurs du marché de l’art, sollicitent généralement les galeries pour augmenter leurs collections permanentes. Ce qui donne au marché une place déterminante quant à l’histoire de l’art que les conservateurs participent à écrire avec leurs acquisitions. Mais le marché est-il suffisamment perméable aux pratiques émergentes, à celles inhérentes aux usages comme aux cultures numériques ?
Dominique Moulon
http://www.maisonpop.fr/spip.php?article1970
Via Jacques Urbanska
La proportion de salariés en CDI dans la tech est supérieure à celle de l’ensemble du marché du travail français en 2016 avec 95% d
Via Florent Dabernat, Patrick Bouillaud
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from News sur les Resaux Sociaux
December 27, 2016 12:51 AM
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Au-delà de leur fonction de communication instantanée, de CVthèques ou de mise à disposition d’une bibliothèque de savoirs, les réseaux sociaux…
Via Patrick Bouillaud
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from Le paiement de demain
December 27, 2016 12:49 AM
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IT leaders need to ensure the rapid adoption of blockchain technologies by departments and users across the enterprise is set within the context of an overarching IT strategy, advises bestselling business author Don Tapscott.
Via massimo facchinetti, Patrick Bouillaud
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from Technologie Éducative
December 25, 2016 4:22 PM
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Why worldview threats undermine evidence
Via Liane Sousa
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from JPBlog Technoselect
December 29, 2016 3:23 AM
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Toute l’année, nous avons traqué l’innovation autour du monde. Et voilà : ces 49 histoires vous disent tout sur ce que le futur nous réserve. 2016 n’aura pas été l’année de la réalité virtuelle, comme beaucoup de gamers l’escomptaient. La technologie est peut-être suffisamment au point pour les pilotes de la Drone Racing League, mais on aura surtout beaucoup ri en regardant les testeurs lutter pour évoluer dans les mondes virtuels interactifs proposés actuellement.
Via JP Fourcade
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from Le paiement de demain
December 29, 2016 1:09 AM
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Founded in 2001, PayByPhone bills itself as one of the fastest growing mobile payments companies in the world, processing more than $250 million in payments annually
Via Patrick Bouillaud
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michel verstrepen
December 29, 2016 1:07 AM
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A majority of organizations have either launched a formal internet of things (IoT) initiative or are piloting or experimenting with such an effort, according to a recent survey from CompTIA. The resulting "Internet of Things Trends and Opportunities" report indicates that by 2020, more than 50 billion "things" will be connected and/or have some level of intelligence. Anticipating the boom in demand, a significant share of companies are creating new budget allocations for IoT projects to enhance broad organizational objectives. The expected outcomes include cost savings from increased operational efficiency, better decision making through improved data usage and a boost in staff productivity. "There is a steady march to enhance the utility of devices, objects, structures and even people through connectivity, network effects and intelligent functionality," according to the report. "Over the past two years, this concept has evolved from a technologist's curiosity into a full-fledged business opportunity. While there have always been 'things' connected to the Internet—think computing devices, as well as things connected to other things, such as ATMs, RFID tags or E-ZPass—something has clearly changed. Advancements in a number of areas over the past decade have laid the groundwork for the steepening IoT growth curve." More than 510 business and IT executives took part in the research.
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from Freewares
December 28, 2016 8:10 PM
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un site codé en HTML, CSS; JavaScript pour simuler l'apparence visuelle de Windows 10.
Via Freewares&Tutos
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from Daily Magazine
December 28, 2016 6:13 AM
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AI has been hot in 2016, and it’s not cooling off anytime soon. The investments, acquisitions, trials, reorganizations and breakthroughs of the past year have set the AI industry up to have tremendous impact over the next twelve months. Here are nine predictions to watch for in 2017:
Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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from Raspberry Pi
December 28, 2016 2:58 AM
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I have been traveling quite a bit this year and I have always relied on connecting to my home VPN to access stuff from home, which was using my ASUS RT-AC68U router that supports PPTP VPN. I recently…
Via F. Thunus
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from E-learning francophone
December 27, 2016 8:48 AM
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Jitsi Meet est un nouvel outil qui permet d’organiser le plus simplement du monde des web-conférences ou webinaires gratuitement et sans limites. Une bien mauvaise nouvelle pour tous les services payants de ce secteur...
Via Xavier Van Dieren
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from Web-to-Store
December 27, 2016 8:46 AM
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Plus de 80 % des Français estiment que les commerces locaux répondent à leurs attentes, indique une étude OpinionWay révélatrice des demandes désormais suscitées par le commerce dans son ensemble.
Via Nicolas Prigent
If you want to see a sign of how quickly things can rise and fall on social media, look no further than the latest report from Leadtail. The social media strategy and insight provider once again
Via massimo facchinetti, Patrick Bouillaud
La première assistante-hologramme virtuelle L’hologramme Gatebox, Azuma Hikari, est robot domestique virtuel et une intelligence artificielle, créé par la société japonaise Vinclu (IoT). La startup Vinclu avait fait une levée de fonds l'an passé d'un montant de 168 000 $ pour le développement de robots de communication. En pré-commande au Japon et pour les États-Unis…
Via Lockall, JP Fourcade
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from Médiations numérique
December 26, 2016 4:04 AM
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Au Sénat, une proposition de loi porte sur la création d'une sorte de défenseur des droits, nommé au sein de la CNIL, qui aurait pour mission de dire si un contenu publié sur Internet est licite ou pas.
Via Michel Briand
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michel verstrepen
December 26, 2016 4:03 AM
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BounceX, Doximity, Gainsight, Datadog, AppLovin, WalkMe, Pure Storage, Inc., Tanium, Inc., The Muse and Box are the ten fastest growing software companies in 2016.
Leading software companies including ServiceMax, MuleSoft, Workday, Zendesk, Tableau Software, Veeva Systems, Zuora, Splunk, Marketo, HubSpot, Adaptive Insights, LinkedIn and InsideView are part of the Deloitte 2016 Technology Fast 500.
58% of Deloitte’s 2016 Technology Fast 500 are software companies.
Software dominates the Deloitte 2016 Technology Fast 500 for the 21st consecutive year.
These and other insights are from the 2016 Technology Fast 500 published by Deloitte recently. Deloitte has provided a detailed analysis of the 2016 Technology Fast 500 here (48 pp., PDF, no opt-in). Deloitte has also provided a Fast 500 Tableau Dashboard to explore data from 2009 to 2015. The Deloitte Technology Fast 500 is a ranking of the fastest growing public and private technology, life sciences, and energy tech companies in North America. 2016 Technology Fast 500 winners are selected each year based on the percentage fiscal year revenue growth from 2012 to 2015. Companies need to have base-year operating revenues of at least $50,000 and current operating revenues of at least $5M. Please see page 3 of the study for additional details on the methodology. For information on applying to be included in the Deloitte 2016 Technology Fast 500, visit www.Fast500.com
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