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I’m back from ASAE’s Great Ideas Conference and have a lot of thoughts swirling around my head about what to include in a recap for you. Here’s a few quick links of the obvious stuff.
Check out the full Twitter transcript in chronological order. I wanted to do a “#ideas10 in 140 characters” post pulling [...]
“Think digital, act analog… The purpose of innovation is not cool products and cool technologies but happy people.”
- Guy Kawasaki, Reality Check
Awesomesauce!
I think this quote beautifully encapsulates what our SocialFish mantra should be for 2010, since this is really what we’re all about. We help organizations build community online, yes, but what for? To help more people [...]
So I’m just back from ASAE09 and I have a bunch of things I want to write about but first I need to fully indulge my geek-girl Clay Shirky groupie-ness and just say “OMGOMGOMG!” He actually gave somewhat the same talk as I heard at the Technology conference – but I got even more out [...]
Came across this blog by Bob Blonchek of Stravora Consulting, via Acronym.
Bob was at Tech09 and has some very insightful things to say about it. I particularly like this post, where he talks about how he’s seeing associations starting to embrace disruptive technologies – but there’s a disconnect between that interest and the traditional [...]
Three quick thoughts on simplicity.
I’ve been reflecting on something my friend Jeff De Cagna quotes often. “What is the simplest thing that could possibly work.” I dug up this old post from Jeff’s blog, Radical Simplicity. It’s worth reading again.
Social web design expert, Joshua Porter, posted this week on Gall’s Law – “A complex system [...]
