book Archive
Social Tech is not a playtoy
0 Comments Published by kevin May 2nd, 2008 in Enterprise Teaming, book, community, entrepreneurshipAs I have been writing a section of my book over the last few days, I thought that the following insight was too valuable to hold for the book… and wanted to share it here with an immediate wider audience. The Four Conceptual Shifts that social networks are bringing are going to have profound [...]
Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations
0 Comments Published by kevin April 28th, 2008 in The Enterprise Tribe, book, enterprise 2.0Here’s evidence of Conceptual Shift #2- Shifting towards a Knowledge Ecology. Clay Shirky’s recently released book, called Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing without Organizations, is making a big splash, and for all of the right reasons. In this video from the Berkman Center, Clay talks about how “ridiculously easy group [...]
Knowledge Ecologies between academia and industry
0 Comments Published by kevin December 18th, 2007 in book, enterprise 2.0, knowledge ecologiesIn the following article in the NY Times, the rapid development of knowledge ecologies can be seen happening between industry and academia. Large corporate labs are on the way out. University research is being brought closer to industry through new relationships- that are looking much more like the ecologies that we have been talking about.
In [...]
Knowledge Ecologies in Action at Nintendo
0 Comments Published by kevin December 6th, 2007 in book, enterprise 2.0, innovationSeveral friends have asked me “What do I mean by a shift between a Knowledge Economy to a Knowledge Ecology?” In the Knowledge Economy the Internet was being used to just make labor more efficient. In an Knowledge Ecology the best ideas come from many different places… and when they are implemented, they can dominate [...]
Here are signs of the Attitudinal Shift that I mentioned in this previous post:
Meet Your Future Employee
And the up-and-coming generation puts a premium on work/life balance, having seen firsthand the toll working around-the-clock took on its parents. As a result, they tend to shy away from jobs that demand the 40-hour-plus workweeks typical of IT.
The [...]
A Preview of Exponential Entrepreneurship
8 Comments Published by kevin November 12th, 2007 in book, entrepreneurship, innovationHere is a quick preview of the conceptual shifts that I am wring about in my forthcoming book Exponential Entrepreneurship: Building Business Ecologies for the 21st Century. Marla my editor has been kicking butt (mainly mine and taking names as we refine the trends that I see shifting the way work is being [...]
Escape the “labor-mentality” Matrix
0 Comments Published by kevin October 18th, 2007 in book, entrepreneurshipThe world is shifting too quick to try to keep up with the labor-mentality of the past. It is time to escape the matrix.
Let me try to explain… When I mentioned “Superempowerment of the Individual” in my blog recently, several collegues immediately were drawn to think of the lower cost of production being what I [...]
Early signs of the “Superempowerment of the individual”
6 Comments Published by kevin October 10th, 2007 in bookAs I have mentioned- I am writing a book… and with the framework that I have produced, I am going to start posting here to get your feedback on this material. Together we will produce a better book, and analyze deeper together what is happening. I will post every few days on how events [...]






