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Mabuhay Leanovation !

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Fabian Tilmant

Here I am! It’s been a month already that I landed here in The Philippines and I’m back in business. This first month was focused mostly on the apartment I am sharing with my Love: fixing paperwork, installation details, internet … Continue reading →

Posted in Leanovation | Tagged Activate, Alexander Osterwalder, Asia, BGC, Bill Fischer, business model, Business Model Canvas, Clo Willaerts, Dave Gray, design thinking, device, DiCoDE, Doing, Entertainment, Geek Girls, Hackathon, innovation, Jay Fajardo, Jim Bland, John Wenger, Jonah Lupton, Kickstart, Launchgarage, Laurence Vanhée, Lean Startup, Left Brain, media, Mobile Monday, Mobile Monday Manila, MyLegalWhiz, Operations, Peter Drucker, Product, Proudcloud, Rail Girls, Ralph-Christian Ohr, Represent.PH, Right Brain, Romain Saillet, Roofcamp, Siddy Jobe, Social Innovation Camp, software, Startup Weekend, Sulit Apps, System Thinking, telecom, The Philippines, Thinking, Tim Kastelle, Tripsiders, Value Proposition, Whiteboard, WorkInspire | Leave a comment

Looking back reaching the destination. Connecting the dots.

Posted on December 15, 2011 by Fabian Tilmant

I am currently wrapping up this DICoDE project that kept me active for a while now. You can say I’ve been working on it for 18 months, with the focus on writing a book… Or for 2 to 3 years … Continue reading →

Posted in DiCoDE creation | Tagged Alexander Osterwalder, AWT, AWT TV, Belgians Webmission, Belgium, bluetalk, Board of Innovation, business model, Business Model Generation, Café Numérique, Carole Lamarque, community, content, convergence, design, design thinking, DiCoDE, DICoDE Business Models, DICoDE Strategies, disruption, Entertainment, IME, infrastructure, media, mobile magazines, mobile mags, Mobile Marketing Forum, Mobile Monday, Nick Demey, Philippe De Ridder, platform, platform logic, platform utility, purpose, regulation, Sanoma, SIM, SlideShare, System Thinking, technology, Telco, telecom, Telenet, Value Chain, webmission, Yelo | 1 Comment

Last night the design saved my life

Posted on December 22, 2010 by Fabian Tilmant

6 months before celebrating 10 years in New Media, it all makes sense to me. Writing this book is not only an important step in my professional career (a book really helps in reaching the next level as a consultant), … Continue reading →

Posted in DiCoDE inspiration | Tagged A whole new mind, Alex Papanastassiou, Alexander Osterwalder, Big Game, Bilbao, brand, business model, Carole Lamarque, Central, Damien Newman, Daniel Pink, design, DiCoDE, DiCoDE the book, Elric Petit, experience, Fred Collopy, Georg Petschnigg, Industrial Design, INRACI, Jim Glymph, Joëlle Huaux, La Cambre, Lateralus, Let Go, Managing as Designing, media, new media, Pierre-Gilles Valcke, PopTech, Product Design, Richard Boland, Roger Martin, spiral, Spiral Dynamics, Squiggle, Strategy, Tool | 1 Comment

Microsoft Playing the Boundary Object Game Elegantly

Posted on November 21, 2010 by Fabian Tilmant

Boundary Object concept is very interesting on technology-driven sectors. And it’s the case for the ones covered by DiCoDE. Writing the first 2 chapters of the book, I highlight the key role of technology in human history and economy, thus … Continue reading →

Posted in DiCoDE inspiration | Tagged Alexander Osterwalder, Apple, Apple TV, Boundary Object, Business Model Generation, design, design thinking, experiment, Google, IDTV, iPhone, Kinect, Microsoft, mobile, Mobile Marketing, NUI, Pivot, SDK, SMS, Steve Blank, technology, TV, user XP, Xbox, Yves Pigneur | 1 Comment

Business Models in TIME: How to make the jump to 2020

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Fabian Tilmant

I’ve seen this very interesting White Paper twitted by my ex-manager at Sanoma (@caroberry) issued together by Atos Consulting and Ericsson. They treat TIME (Telecom, IT, Media & Entertainment) industry and picture 4 scenarios (with associated Business Models, based on Alexander Osterwalder … Continue reading →

Posted in DiCoDE inspiration | Tagged @caroberry, Alexander Osterwalder, Atos, brand, business model, Business Model Generation, Business Transformation, Carole Lamarque, convenience, copyright, CRM, Curation, Customer Experience, Customer Relationship, Customer XP, device, DiCoDE, Entertainment, Ericsson, Forrester, green, infrastructure, innovation, IT, media, Partner, Partnership, Pipe, privacy, regulation, rights, Sanoma, service, standard, sustainability, technology, telecom, TIME, Trust, UI, user interface, Yves Pigneur | 5 Comments

Business Model Innovation

Posted on October 26, 2010 by Fabian Tilmant

I just finished “Business Model Generation”. It is a very inspiring book (one of my references) and it triggered several thoughts for DiCoDE. It is in fact the right moment to consider such things as Business Model Innovation because I … Continue reading →

Posted in DiCoDE inspiration | Tagged Alain Thys, Alex Papanastassiou, Alexander Osterwalder, Belgium, Board of Innovation, book, broadcast, Buckminster, business model, Business Model Generation, Business Transformation, BusinessQuests, design, DiCoDE the book, Frank Boermeester, FutureLab, innovation, Johan Van Mol, Philippe De Ridder, Solvay, Telco, Tele Media, telecom, The Fifth Conference | 1 Comment

Thoughts about user currencies

Posted on October 10, 2010 by Fabian Tilmant

Considering DiCoDE as a Value Chain, we need to see, in the end, which currencies user uses to pay for the digital content he receives. I plan to tackle this topic in the book and am even considering inviting a … Continue reading →

Posted in DiCoDE inspiration | Tagged adsense, advertising, adwords, Alexander Osterwalder, analytics, attention, banner, Branded Utility, business model, Business Model Generation, Communication, CPA, CPC, CPL, CPM, credit card, CRM, Customer Service, Customer XP, data, DM, e-commerce, engagement, Facebook, Georg Petschnigg, Gerd Leonhard, Gmail, Google, m-commerce, Marketing, media, money, Nike+, payment, PayPal, privacy, regulation, Sales, SMS, user currencies, value | 6 Comments

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