Google Creates Clarity For The Enterprise, Helps Businesses Get Advice. Google is working on ways to get more businesses to use its enterprise products.
Whether you’re a small business or a large business, you might be using one of the many apps on Google’s platform to help with productivity. But what if you have a question about an app or a specific solution and you don’t know who to turn to for advice? Today, the search engine giant has unveiled a new way for you to find local specialists to help you out. Google’s Enterprise Partner Search enables businesses to do a search for what problem they may have, click to view more information about the reseller, and call them for one-on-one consulting. The company has over 6,000 Google App Resellers in its database that can assist any number of businesses and can troubleshoot or give advice on a wide range of things, like setting up, user training, email migration, management services, and even support.
Once you’ve done your search, you can pick from a variety of partners within Google’s database. Technology Services. Rules. Work: Service Thinking. No results found for the filters you applied Customer Experience hotspots 29 November 2013 Customer Experience Transformation: Nordics.
The only event specific to the Nordic region dedicated to driving customer centric engagement,… Read more Business impact 19 November 2013 Service design with its tools, collaborative spirit and creativity has an opportunity for business impact when it… Read more User - Customer - Human 10 September 2013 User, customer and human mindsets can coexist at the same time. Social enterprise network. Why Small Moves, Smartly Made, Can Change the World.
What's the Big Idea?
What is the meaning of the viral cat phenomenon? When future historians attempt to decode this moment in history, what will they make of this? If their verdict is that we were all a pack of drooling idiots, they’ll be missing the point. According to John Seely Brown, a visionary computer scientist and innovation expert known by many names (including, and best of all, Chief of Confusion), this is a Cambrian moment in which “small moves, smartly made” can have global impact. The precise impact of the watermelon cat is debatable, but the rapidity and scale with which such things “go viral” these days attests to two things: the fact that we’re in a moment of extreme flux – one in which almost anything is possible, and the web’s power to transmit ideas and galvanize action around them.
From an evolutionary standpoint, which traits are most adaptive to a historical moment in which old certainties have vanished and anything is possible? Watch the video here: TEDxPhilly - Jay Coen Gilbert - On better businesses. Benefit Corporations Aim to Make Profit, Positive Impact. What are B Corps? - B Corporation. Global Entrepreneurship Week. Benefit corporation. A benefit corporation or B corporation is a corporate form in the United States designed for for-profit entities that want to consider society and the environment in addition to profit in their decision making process.
Benefit corporations differ from traditional corporations in regards to their purpose, accountability and transparency. The purpose of a benefit corporation is to create general public benefit, which is defined as a material positive impact on society and the environment. A benefit corporation’s directors operate the business with the same authority as in a traditional corporation, but where in a traditional corporation shareholders with proper standing judge the company's financial performance, here they judge qualitative performance based on the benefit corporation's stated goals. Small Biz Owner Earns Millions By Adopting Steve Jobs Presentation Style. Seth Godin: How to get your ideas to spread.
Seth's Blog. 12 Tips for Early Customer Development Interviews. Last night kicked off an interesting experiment in New York.
The Lean Startup Machine is a weekend-long customer development bootcamp where participants pitch their ideas, and all 50 people break into teams around the most popular ideas. Instead of a hackathon, the goal is to do as much customer and business validation as possible, and design some kind of MVP (does not have to be a working prototype), by the end of the weekend. I think it’s a fascinating experiment, and a great way to get people out of idea-centric comfort zones. Lean Startup Machine teams brainstorming (1am Friday night) Eric Ries kicked it off, then Brant Cooper, Josh Knowles and myself gave short introductory talks. 12 Tips for Early Customer Development Interviews 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.