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Have any companies successfully deployed game mechanics in enterprise situations?

Have any companies successfully deployed game mechanics in enterprise situations?

By Hutch Carpenter on December 9, 2010

Game mechanics are a popular subject these days. With good reason, as they have an important role in the future of participation and work. Which was covered here previously in Reputation and Game Mechanics Are the Future of Social Software. Seeing the uptick of game mechanics in leading edge consumer apps, curiosity not surprisingly turns […]

Posted in Misc | Tagged blog, game mechanics, idea trading, incentives, Quora, reputation, virtual currency

Reputation and Game Mechanics Are the Future of Social Software

Reputation and Game Mechanics Are the Future of Social Software

By Hutch Carpenter on April 2, 2010

I still think that reputation and game mechanics are the future of social software. Tweet by Paul Pedrazzi, VP, Strategy & Innovation at Oracle Corporation What an intriguing, and provocative, statement by Paul Pedrazzi. At first blush, I can hear your thoughts…”What? C’mon!” Which is exactly how most innovations start. The reason it’s provocative is […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged dachis group, enterprise 2.0, foursquare, fun, game mechanics, motivation, repurank, reputation | 1 Response

Is Crowdsourcing Disrupting the Design Industry?

Is Crowdsourcing Disrupting the Design Industry?

By Hutch Carpenter on March 11, 2010

This is an issue that I simply cannot wrap my head around. Spec work appears in the design field infinitely more times than any other industry. It absolutely floors me that people think that it is even remotely ethical to build their businesses by tearing down ours. Mark Hemmis’s comment on AIGA policy statement on […]

Posted in Design | Tagged 99designs, crowdsourcing, crowdspring, Design, mba, mycroburst, reputation | 1 Response

In the Future We’ll All Have Online Reputation Scores

In the Future We’ll All Have Online Reputation Scores

By Hutch Carpenter on January 26, 2010

In a recent interview with EMC’s Stu Miniman about the future of the web, I predicted that in 20 years, we’ll all have online reputation scores. Little badges, numbers that communicate our level of authority, this sort of thing. And these reputations will have tangible impact. Three different trends come together at some point in […]

Posted in Design | Tagged enterprise 2.0, geek, reputation, search

Twitter Suggested User List to Be More Programmatically Chosen

Twitter Suggested User List to Be More Programmatically Chosen

By Hutch Carpenter on November 17, 2009

At a conference in Malaysia, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone said the Suggested Users List (SUL), a boon in followers for anyone on it, will be going away sometime in the future: “That list will be going away,” Stone said at a conference in Malaysia. “In its stead will be something that is more programmatically chosen, […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged reputation, twitter, Uncategorized | 1 Response

Twitter to Clean Up Trending Topic Searches – Is This that Reputation Thing?

Twitter to Clean Up Trending Topic Searches – Is This that Reputation Thing?

By Hutch Carpenter on November 6, 2009

On Twitter’s blog, they announced an initiative to clean up the spammy tweets that often appear for trending topics. As described from the post: Today we’re starting to experiment with improvements to trends that will help you find more relevant tweets. Specifically, we’re working to show higher quality results for trend queries by returning tweets […]

Posted in General | Tagged authority, reputation, search, twitter, Uncategorized

Firms Need a System for Recognizing and Empowering Innovation Catalysts

Firms Need a System for Recognizing and Empowering Innovation Catalysts

By Hutch Carpenter on October 9, 2009

Image by lumaxart via Flickr At the World Business Forum, Gary Hamel gave a rousing speech about the need for companies to update their management models. An area on which he put a lot of focus was the need for companies to better utilize the talents and passions of their employees. Specifically, he called for […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged catalyst, hamel, innovation, leader, repurank, reputation, wbf09, world business forum | 1 Response

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