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Microsoft inspiring me again!
A few days ago, early in the year habit, I updated my LinkedIn profile to better fit my current activities and to prepare my goal for 2013: finding a structure where I can develop my full potential in 2014. I … Continue reading
Posted in Leanovation
Tagged a glimpse ahead, app, Apple, Arduino, BERG, Brussels, community, connected objects, convergence, design, DiCoDE, DiCoDE future, ecosystem, Ecosystems, experiment, FastCompany, Frog, Google, Google Glasses, Interaction, Interactivity, interface, layers, Leanovation, Media Innovation Lab, Media Lab, Microsoft, mobile, Mobile Monday, Mobility, NUI, Passion, platform, prototype, purpose, Research, screen, smart cities, smart objects, The Philippines, Twitter, User Experience, user interface
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Debriefing Leanovation website’s first draft
Ali and Laure from DigitalPark are busy helping me creating something appealing online for Leanovation. They already did a great job and here’s the debriefing! I received very rich and inspired feedback from my Twitter friends. Thanks a lot to … Continue reading
Posted in Leanovation
Tagged digitalpark, Eric Ries, Lean, Lean Startup, Leanovation, prototype, Twitter, User-Centered
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How DICoDE gets along with POE and touch points II
Regarding Digital Content, we can consider the customer journey in 3 steps: Communication, Distribution and Consumption (that includes loyalty/post-purchase activities). DICoDE currently tackled both Distribution and Consumption. In this blog post, I considered the logic of Paid, Earned and Owned Media … Continue reading
Posted in DiCoDE creation
Tagged advertising, adwords, banner, brand, Brand Driven Innovation, Clo Willaerts, Communication, consumption, content production, Content Production Ecosystem, DiCoDE, digital content, Display Advertising, distribution, Earned Media, Erik Roscam Abbing, Facebook Ads, Google, Google Adwords, loyalty, media, Owned Media, Paid Media, POE, POE Media, post-purchase, Promoted Accounts, Promoted Trends, Promoted Tweets, search, social media, social network, Tim De Coninck, touch points, Twitter
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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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