Popular Posts
Here are some of the posts that people have seemed to like:
- Networks and the Information Glut: Starts with a great visualisation of the correspondence networks of 18th century scientists, then discusses the implications for modern day knowledge management.
- Innovation and the Value Network: Where you are in the value network has a big impact on how easy it is to get your ideas to spread – this gives some tips for managing this position. There is a follow-up post with a practical example too.
- Ten Great Free e-Books for Innovators: Links to a terrific set of free resources that will help you become more innovative.
- Who is Responsible for Innovation?: Are you better if you have a dedicated innovation team, or if you try to make everyone in the organisation innovative?
- The Use and Misuse of the Three-Horizons: John’s post discussing how to use the three horizons tool to plan your innovation activies (Tim’s follow up post is here).
- Public Service Innovation: a discussion of some ways you might try to innovate in the public sector – includes the video of the piano stairs (follow up post here).
- 4 Rules for Managing Your Network: The slides + audio from the talk that Tim gave at the AusBiotech Queensland and Ernst & Young Breakfast Series in September.
- Kristin Hersh is Brilliant: Our first crack at trying to figure out how to fix the business model for the music industry.
- News Business Model Summary: a post that collects links to all of the previous discussion about how to build a new business model for journalism.
- The Price of Free Leads to Innovation: The first post in which we started to think about the implications of digital technology driving the price of some products down towards zero.
- Aggregate, Filter and Connect: A discussion of strategies that you can use to develop a successful business models in industries that are threatened by digital technologies.
- How to Deal with Complexity: A discussion of how we can outsource information management and implement an aggregate, filter and connect strategy to cope with the increasing amounts of information put in front of us.
