Real Time Is *Not* Fast Enough: Three Strategies For Companies To Get Ahead View more presentations from Jeremiah Owyang. I’m about to present at LeWeb, Europe’s largest internet conference with this year’s focus on “Real Time”. With information moving even quicker, there’s a new strategy … Continue readingSlides: Real Time Web Is Not Fast Enough Three Strategies For Business
In the coming weeks, I’ll be publishing the much anticipated Future of the Social Web Report, based on research conducted with the leading social networking companies and organizations in the industry. This post is just a riff off one of the sub-bullets and is intended … Continue readingFuture: How The Social Contract Between People and Brands Will Evolve
A few months ago, I highlighted HP Lab’s report on Twitter, and requested that the team contact me for lunch. They did, and a few weeks ago I met with Dr. Bernardo Huberman who is a Senior HP Fellow and Director of the Social Computing … Continue readingReports to Read from HP’s Social Computing Lab
Left Image: This sample screenshot of the embedded community experience from the Quickbooks site. Over the next few years, expect your friends and network of experts to be interacting with you as you use desktop software –community will be integrated within your products. This weekend, … Continue readingIntuit Bakes Community Directly in Quickbooks Product
Computers exist everywhere It took me a while to figure out that wherever I go, whenever I want, I’ve access to one of the world’s most powerful computers. It’s not an IBM Mainframe that spans my whole living room, nor Google’s search engine, and not … Continue readingTwitter Is My Social Computer –How it could extend to be yours
The first time we saw this implemented in public was the Dell’s Ideastorm website, where the customers were able to submit their feature and product requests. This ultimately resulted in a Linux box being produced, a pretty drastic change from their long term relationship with … Continue readingWhere Customers Submit, Discuss, and Vote, Ideas: “My Starbucks Ideas”
