Time travel and our cognitive spherical existence
I would like to address the issue of “time†again. Having done projects in strategy, innovation, organizational design, technology commercialization, etc I find that the …
Towards the synthetic white-collar worker
This era of the web has been labeled Web 2.0 as we move towards a more interactive and integrated global platform. Thinking of the industrial …
Seperating service lines from product lines
I’ve been doing a lot of work in the field of “understanding business commonalities”. What are the key characteristics in a business process, or application …
Architecture and the act of visualisation
I’ve been working with Sketchup for a few months now and find that the product is set to transform our ability to visualize designs. It …
Business Model Emergence and the Open Source World
We are running the SystemicLogic Open Source Open Day event today. I’m reminder once again that the focus of Open Source Software is fragmented and …
Understanding the innovation ecosystem
I guess that understanding an innovation ecosystem can be equated to understanding a business landscape. The challenge is however that “landscaping†can only be done …
Virtuality and the need for a NOMAD culture
It’s official I’ve moved to “address unknownâ€, well its been going for a while, but here’s the synopsis. Google (and Google Corporate) has become the …
Jeremy’s Age of Access
Jeremy Rifkin wrote The Age of Access in 2000. He could be seen as a radical in some circles, but the clarity of his reasoning …
The tomorrow of today is never the same as the today of tomorrow
Our views change as we travel through time. These views are based on our understanding of the world; the way we perceive the current environment, …
Reframing and radicals
Reasoning about the world in a way that fits your own personal context is a basic and very human phenomenon. This means that we reason …