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Four personalities that determine innovation success or failure

Four personalities that determine innovation success or failure

By Hutch Carpenter on March 25, 2014

Innovation, done right, is an interactive flow of diverse contributions. For sure, it is a process of building on the knowledge, perspectives and heuristics of multiple people. It’s in this diversity where novel solutions emerge. But there’s another aspect to it. Think of innovation as a multi-act play. One in which distinct personalities enter the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Doer, Helper, innovation, Innovation Culture, Inquisitor, knowledge management, Probability

Innovation Thrives between the Lines of Chaos and Control

Innovation Thrives between the Lines of Chaos and Control

By Hutch Carpenter on February 28, 2011

Innovation killer #4: Create an obstacle course for ideas. Guaranteed way to kill the innovative spirit? Model your processes on Kafka’s The Trial or your typical parking clerk’s office. CIO Magazine, July 24, 2007 On the heels of the SpigitFusion release, I’ve had the opportunity to hear from a number of people on the topic […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged blog, chaos, control, CPG, CPGs, facebook, innovation, Innovation and Idea Management, innovation management, knowledge management, organization, Organizational culture, process, SpigitFusion | 1 Response

Three Pluses, Three Minuses of Quora as a KM System

Three Pluses, Three Minuses of Quora as a KM System

By Hutch Carpenter on January 28, 2011

Knowledge Management (aka “KM”) is a field that I don’t have personal experience in. It’s supposed to be practices, processes and systems where valuable knowledge of workers is collected and made available for others. KM continues to be an important topic for enterprises these days, but it also freighted with many failures and disappointments. Without […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Product reviews | Tagged American Idol, enterprise 2.0, geek, km, knowledge management, Quora, social networks, Yahoo Answers | 1 Response

A little bit of Cray, over on SemanticWeb.com

A little bit of Cray, over on SemanticWeb.com

By Paul Miller on January 26, 2011

Image via Wikipedia The second of my monthly columns just went up on semanticweb.com. This month, I take a quick look at an intriguing partnership between supercomputer titan Cray and a group of established semantic technology companies. To what extent do (very) big machines with loads of RAM figure in the continuing roll-out of enterprise-grade […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged cloud computing, cray, knowledge management, Semantic Technology, semantic web

When “as a Service” Makes Nouns Into Verbs

When “as a Service” Makes Nouns Into Verbs

By Guest Authors on October 5, 2009

Image by The Value Web Photo Gallery via Flickr There has been a lot of discussion (both here and elsewhere) lately about the chasm/connection/convergence/divergence of “social media” and “enterprise 2.0.” Let’s set aside for a moment that both terms are atrocious, and focus in on something that is relevant and caught my eye this morning. […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged defragcon, e20, enterprise 2.0, knowledge management, social media | 1 Response

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