CoWorkingCamp
... the way to Enterprise 2.0 seen from the eyes of a collaboration consultant, (geek) and community manager for the upcoming e20SUMMIT at http://e20summit.com/
My Enterprise 2.0 consulting practices include analysis and conceptualization - but I don't stop there. Implementation with regards to organizational structures and capabilities, corporate strategies and all things related is the name of the Enterprise 2.0 game.
Almost a history of design, complete with AEG, Bauhaus, the Eames brothers and more. Pdf here at DMI.
During most of the twentieth century, corporations and cultural institutions asked designers to play a focused and limited role in product and service development. Today, that role is expanding and the core of the field, design thinking, must expand with it. Design thinking has a rich history, and it is important to trace how it evolved to help understand why design is now so valued.
"The word, design, has been abused, misconstrued, and overused. I am not sure the there is even consensus about a true definition among insiders; supposedly those people in-the-know. I am sure that I cannot give an all-encompassing, perfect elevator pitch either. So, if there is no accord on the designation of design, then how do we describe and defend the notion of Design Thinking?"
im BMID Blog verlinke ich auf ein mp3 des DRadio Kultur zu Dieter Rams (Jonathan Ives spielt auch eine gewisse Rolle) ..
Free pdf, might be interesting for those that want to change their organizations with Enterprise 2.0 too ...
Great video about a soda store business owner and his obsession - this tells us a lot about business and real entrepreneurship. And about the world besides the mega-brand-global-scale-yuckyack ...
Ein kleines Highlight - Video über eine "Skulptur, die es im BMW-Museum zu bestaunen gibt. 714 Kugel hängen von der Decke und formen mal chaotische und mal symmetrische Strukturen".
Klar, letztlich Autowerbung aber das gilt auch für das hier: Fun theory.
