Here is an IDEA! Inspire, discover, evaluate, and act to drive i. By Connie Harryman, Applied Concepts CreativityGuest Blogger IIR USA LIVE Front End of Innovation Europe 2010 Topic: Idea: A Framework for Driving Innovation Throughout Your Organization Speaker: Daryl Dunbar: SVP of Innovation, REED ELSEVIER Daryl Dunbar built out an innovation team and created an IDEA methodology. IDEA means: Inspire, Discover, Evaluate, and Act. We need a common language. Innovation can be of different types: 1.) Innovation comes in degrees: 1.)
IDEA Framework was developed, not as a process, not as a procedure nor as a workshop. There are 4 modules: 1.) Think about what you are trying to achieve. Obtain agreement on the type of stimulus to be used. For example he used IDEA to develop these customer propositions. Target 100 logged ideas. When you evaluate, build compelling propositions and business cases. Then Act to pilot, refine, and launch successful propositions. Enterprise 2.0 2009 - Connect. Collaborate. Transform Your Busin. The social Web in 2010: The emerging standards and technologies. Social media data flow will likely be open and standardized soon, but not the social applications themselves, keeping the walled gardens up between social apps for the time being. The emergence of Facebook, Twitter, and the rest of the social Web as a global force in the last several years has done a great deal to highlight their potential to fundamentally alter the way we communicate and collaborate both at home and in business.
However, despite the movement of social computing into our daily lives we're all clearly on a long journey together as the technologies themselves emerge from infancy. The state-of-the-art today when it comes to the social computing environments that surround us now -- in our browsers, mobile devices, and elsewhere -- underscores how much more we have left to do to make these new modes of digital conversation and discourse become mature, efficient, safe, and truly useful. The consumer Web continues to drive social business Fragmentation of conversation. A New Age for Social Media Marketing | Brian Solis. InShare7 In 2010, Social Media will rapidly escalate from novelty or perceived necessity to an integrated and strategic business communications, service, and information community and ecosystem. Our experiences and education will foster growth and propel us through each stage of the Social Media Marketing evolution.
As MarketingSherpa observes, “2010 is the year where social media marketers gain the experience required to advance from novice to competent practitioner capable of achieving social marketing objectives and proving ROI.” It’s a powerful prediction and it’s one that I also believe. To document the evolution in maturation of new media marketing, MarketingSherpa published its 2010 Social Media Marketing Benchmark Report. This is why I believe that business success stories shared to date were wonderful to read, but they didn’t necessarily serve as a framework for my work.
Research – Monitor target audiences about brands and competition I believe to the contrary however. The Next Generation Collaborative Enterprise - The Platform. As we enter a new decade, it seems appropriate to reflect on the transformation of the “Enterprise.” No, I am not talking about the starship! I am referring to the organizational framework that has been the mainstay of business structure for the past couple of decades.
Historically many models of enterprise structure have emerged: functional, divisional, centralized, decentralized and matrixed, to name a few. Rather than debate the merits and demerits of these, let us envision what the future model might be for a successful enterprise. What will the next generation business enterprise look like? Well, there is no crystal ball to give us an exact answer for sure. However, we can certainly call out some of the key characteristics of the next generation enterprise. By the way, it is important to point out that collaboration must not be confused with consensus or teamwork. Now picture this. Sounds like a great vision, but is it practical?
Unleash Entrepreneurs From Obamanomics To Create More Jobs. Historically 70% of job growth in the U.S. has come from the small business sector – including the world of start-ups in Silicon Valley and elsewhere. While small businesses are known for their agility – out of necessity – they are also much more susceptible to the vagaries and uncertainties emanating from Washington, DC these days. This presents a daunting challenge to entrepreneurs, who commit their personal wealth to hire employees in anticipation of economic and business growth and resulting higher profits. Adding employees for a small business requires a level of certainty regarding each prospective employee’s cost and productivity.
Uncertainty is the enemy of small business job growth and Washington continues to add layer upon complex layer of uncertainty at the foot of small business management. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs clearly points to our national priority today – put America back to work. Through a variety of stimulus and “make work” programs, the U.S. What a jobless recovery looks like | Marketplace Scratch Pad | M. 10 Ways Social Media Will Change In 2010. This time last year, I wrote about the 10 ways social media will change 2009, and while all predictions have materialized or are on their way, it has only become clear in recent months how significant of a change we've seen this year. 2009 will go down as the year in which the shroud of uncertainty was lifted off of social media and mainstream adoption began at the speed of light.
Barack Obama's campaign proved that social media can mobilize millions into action, and Iran's election protests demonstrated its importance to the freedom of speech. This guest post was written by Ravit Lichtenberg, founder and chief strategist at Ustrategy.com - a boutique consultancy focusing on helping companies succeed. Ravit authors a blog at www.ravitlichtenberg.com. Today, it is impossible to separate social media from the online world. So what will social Web bring next? Social Media Will Become a Single, Cohesive Experience Embedded In Our Activities and Technologies Mobile Will Take Center Stage. What Matters Now eBook. What’s ahead in 2010? « Amy Sample Ward’s Version of NPTech. I’ve just spent a very wonderful 2.5 weeks offline with friends and family for the holidays. As much as my life is fueled by my work and connections online, it sure was wonderful to unplug and recharge. I’ve also been thinking quite a bit about what’s to come this year and wanted to stat a conversation openly here with all of you.
My Focus for 2010 Collaboration: This year will, as they always seem to do, build on some of the major developments last year. Community: As much as I see collaboration as the key to success, I also community as the core of every sector, every campaign, and every movement. Communities of practicecommunities of focuscommunities of causecommunities of geography Through continued work on Social by Social (expanding it to be even more useful as an out-of-the-box resource and toolkit), speaking and participating at conferences, and the conversations on this blog I think we will have some very interesting ideas to explore about community! Your Focus for 2010.
115 Magazine and Media Predictions for 2010 - Consumer @ FolioMa. Okay Here Goes - CRM Forecast 2010 - Part I | Social CRM: The Co. Just so you know, this year, I’ll do even better than last year (notice by adding the word “even” it makes it seem like I did really well last year but will improve over that sterling performance. Looking Back at CRM 2009 Forecast and decide whether “even” is justified or just a psychological ploy). One of the reasons for that is because of refinements to my incredibly good algorithm that drove my forecast last year.
The old version was: eu + gw (l*bl)/i = fw, where eu = eye use; gw = guesswork; l=luck; bl=blind luck; i=intuition and fw = forecast wisdom. But I’ve been working diligently on the algorithm – you can never be too right now can you? (eu*cl) + gw(l*bl)*ts/20 = fw where eu = eye use; cl = contact lenses; gw = guesswork; l = luck; bl = blind luck; ts = total speculation; and 20 of course equals the amount to decrease the inefficiency by. Of course, this is a HUGE breakthrough in analyst forecasting that I don’t think can be underestimated. Okay, now on to the forecast. My Wish for the Enterprise 2.0 Community in 2010 « Together, We. The holidays are precious for the time that we spend with family and friends. At this time of the year, we remember what is most important to us — the people who make our lives better by loving and supporting us — and focus on interacting with them for some (but not enough) time.
In 2010, let us the focus on interactive relationships past the holidays and make it our most important work throughout the year. Not only in our personal lives, but in our professional activities as well. If we want Enterprise 2.0 to positively effect the way that business is done and make social business the new norm, it must begin with each of us. So here is my wish for next year.
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10 Things to Do Before the New Year. Whether you work for someone or yourself, things tend to slow down for many of us in the final two weeks of the old year. What better time to do a little business sprucing? Here are ten things to do before the New Year to feel invigorated and ready to whatever comes your way. Plan for a successful New Year. Do a review of your work and see how you can make the next year a better one.Clean your email box. Challenge yourself to reach inbox zero, or if you have thousands of messages, shoot for half.
Delete newsletters, unsubscribe to newsletters you never read, file emails that require no further action on your part and address those that do. Don’t put it off. Think about how great you’ll feel when you return to work after the New Year more organized and ready to take charge. What are you doing to prepare for the New Year? Photo credit: Jeff Hire. 8 Social Media Basics for 2010. Dec Filed Under Best of 2009, Blogging, Facebook, LinkedIn, List Building, Ning Sites, Personal Development and Success, Public Relations, Search Engines, Social Media and Social Networking Sites, Targeting, Twitter I’ve bookmarked and skimmed a dozen or more articles that project the path of social media in 2010. Collectively these articles represent many days of researching and writing. Search Social Media 2010 on Google, and you’ll be able to compile your own social media 2010 reading list.
Not that I don’t like reading about trends and innovations — I do. Blogs and Facebook have been around for years, yet only recently have they emerged as key tools for main- stream businesses. I suggest that we watch and see how social media and technology play out in 2010, but that we focus on the basics and build our web presences right now using techniques and resources at our fingertips. Here are my eight social media marketing basics for building a web presence 2010: InfoGroup.com | Business Information, Customer Insight, Marketin. Will 2010 be the year e-learning blossoms? | The Resource for Le. Seth Godin Complies: What Matters Now! 15 APIs Used in 7 Days: Amazon, Flickr, Freebase, Google Wave, T. CityCenter. Online Business Collaboration Software: Intranet Software, Busin. Learning plan for 2010 » sacha chua :: enterprise 2.0 consultant.
Here are my priorities for 2010: Share as much as I can at work and in life. I want to share as much as possible so that other people can build on that foundation. At work, this means creating enablement material, blogging, organizing the shared content, and helping communities and individuals. Learn more about drawing, animation, and video. What do I want to learn to support that, and how can I go about learning? 1) Share as much as I can at work and in life. I want to share patterns for social software use, organizational knowledge (connecting the dots), skills I’ve picked up, and ideas and insights I’ve collected along the way.
Practice: Adding content to blogs, wikis, communities, and other repositories will move me towards this goal and help me develop the skills I need to do it even more effectivelyCommunity, mentors: People’s comments and questions teach me what to share and what’s missing.Inspiration: I can get ideas from e-books, presentations, wikis, and other resources. 10 +1 Trends and changes for the social web 2010. The Social Media Stampede of 2010? | The Relationship Economy... It is happening. Everywhere you turn, online and off-line, everyone is discussing or publishing stories about social media. The level of attention is akin to a loud noise created by a stampede. You can hear it in the distance but you can’t tell how big it really is. A stampede implies a mass impulse among a crowd of people in which the herd (or crowd) collectively begins running with no clear direction or purpose. Stampedes are believed to originate from biological responses in the brains and endocrine systems A large stampede will frequently eliminate anything in its path.
How Big Will the Social Media Stampede be in 2010? To answer this simply ask yourself if the term, the stories and the awareness has increased in just the last six months. Like most things new, people and businesses run towards it because it is the latest trend or market fad. Drowning In Ignorance? Yep, you heard me. Following the behavior of others reflects a pack mentality. PR 2.0, 09.12.2009: The Evolution of A New Trust Economy. InShare0 Source: Shutterstock (edited) Social Media is rooted in relationships, the dynamic interaction and collaboration between real people. We learned and continue to learn how to communicate in public forums, evolving our personal views on privacy and uncertainty as we transform from digital introverts to social extroverts.
This is our industrial revolution and its reward for participation is relevance. The socialization of online societies democratized the publishing industry and equalized influence. The Social Economy Socialnomics is the study of what I refer to as the social economy. As the social economy swells and continues to flourish, many of us are abandoning the forums and systems where businesses held the illusion of control in favor of communities where we dictate the level of value we give and take. Individually, we’re realizing the power and potential of social media.
The rise of Social Media resembled a global celebration of freedom and empowerment. What’s next? What were the key events of the decade? How To Run A Business Online - Mindmap | Web Strategy Workshop | Hiring for return of PE, smaller LBOs (Dealscape - Dealmakers) Win the Skills Race — Compete.org. Global Economics - RGE Monitor -- U.S. EconoMonitor. David Fiderer: Why Obama Won't Do What's Needed to Dea.
Blue Sky Laws. Business.outlookindia.com | The World According To Immelt. FINO. City Center - Capital of the New World. Xobni Goes Enterprise 2.0. Leaders: Now for the long term. In Frankfurt: THE AGE OF THE INFORMAVORE— A Talk with Frank Schi. Why Plug In? « Plugged In Lawyer. Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0: Making Social Computing Easier and Mor. Let's Move Away From Social Media and Get Down to Business. The Top 50 Marketing Blogs To Watch in 2010. Catalyst Investors Blog.