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Mabuhay Leanovation !
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
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Introducing Leanovation – 1. Research
For almost a year now, Iʼve been a very busy boy mapping out the next step beyond DICoDE et voilà! I have come up with an end-to-end innovation method inspired by all modern tools I’ve learned during my research and … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, data, design, DiCoDE, Focus Group, Hypothesis, innovation, Iteration, Lean, Leanovation, Market Research, Poll, Qualitative Research, Quantitative Research, Research, Study, Trend, User Research
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Disrupt Yourself! Really?
Note: this post is not related to the excellent paper from Harvard Business Review: Disrupt Yourself by Whitney Johnson which tackles more Personal Development. A choice I initiated 2 years ago, starting this project. The more I pitch my project … Continue reading
Business Models in TIME: How to make the jump to 2020
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
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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
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Business Model Innovation
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
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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
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How Twitter is killing its complementors
Platform Utility: state reached by a platform when both complementors (usually corporations augmenting value of the platform for the user and having a business model relying on this platform) and users enable each other’s growth, reaching a virtuous circle state. … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, API, complementor, Dick Costolo, Facebook, GigaOM, innovation, Mashable, platform utility, TechCrunch, Twitter, user XP
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New (mobile) world order: carriers still believe…
Being active in mobile for more than 9 years, on carrier, agency and media sides, i keep on getting information about this ecosystem. Mobile is seen as revolutionary lately (I just understood the Mobile Kills Dinosaurs analogy from Yves Kallaert), … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Alexander Osterwalder, Android, app, Apple, Business Model Generation, Carrier, CRM, device, DiCoDE, DiCoDE present, Google, GSMA, infrastructure, innovation, iOS, Microsoft, mobile, Nokia, Orange, OS, platform, platform logic, platform utility, smartphone, Steve Costello, T-Mobile, Telco, Tele Media, telecom, Telefonica, User In, user XP, VAS, Vodafone, Walled Garden, Yves Kallaert
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