Bill Strauss, who co-authored a number of important books on generational dynamics, is dead at 60.
This is a great loss. Strauss and his colleague Neil Howe were responsible for some of the most insightful and important analyses ever done into American generations. Thanks to them we now have a heightened ability to understand the cyclical [...]
December 19, 2007
Categories: Generation X, MIllennial Generation, writers . Tags: Bill Strauss, Capitol Steps, Neil Howe . Author: DrSlammy . Comments: Leave a Comment
Last week I joined a legion of business bloggers in poleaxing the shizizzle out of a self-satisfied new project called The Blog Council. Josh Catone of Read/WriteWeb stomped them. Dave Taylor, who’s probably forgotten more about blogging than the entire council put together knows, took them to school. Robert Scoble – another guy who knows [...]
December 12, 2007
Categories: Technology, Web 2.0, blogging, business, innovation, marketing, social media . Tags: Blog Council, Dave Taylor, Jake McKee, Jordan McCollum, Josh Catone, Mike Moran, Read/WriteWeb, Robert Scoble . Author: DrSlammy . Comments: 2 Comments
When a new innovation comes along, corporations typically follow a predictable arc. First there’s the “Ignore It” phase. Then, once it becomes clear that it’s actually important, they dive into the “Getting It All Wrong” phase. The first step in Getting It All Wrong is “pretend that the new thing works like all the old [...]
December 6, 2007
Categories: Technology, Web 2.0, blogging, business, innovation, marketing, social media . Tags: AccuQuote, Blog Council, Cisco Systems, Dave Taylor, Dell, GasPedal, Gemstar-TV Guide, General Motors, Kaiser Permanente, Microsoft, Nokia, SAP, The Coca-Cola Company, Wells Fargo . Author: DrSlammy . Comments: Leave a Comment
Great analysis by Martin Bosworth over at Scholars & Rogues – what’s good, what may not be so good, and what to look out for.
Read it here.
December 6, 2007
Categories: Apple, Verizon, mobile, telecom policy, telecommunications, wireless . Tags: AT&T, Google . Author: DrSlammy . Comments: Leave a Comment
A quick-hitter here. I’ve done a little work on Electrolux’s behalf (this is actually me voicing this video) and I really like the philosophy behind their approach. I’m expecting more good work from them on the social media front in the future – so keep your eyes on them.
December 3, 2007
Categories: Internet 2.0, Second Life, Technology, Web 2.0, YouTube, business, events, innovation, social media . Tags: Electrolux, Innovision Hub . Author: DrSlammy . Comments: Leave a Comment