I am glad to announce that my customer officially released the book I contributed to via my company PartnershipIncubator.Com.
The contribution was a concept on social networking online in marketing, extracted from research prepared over the last few years.
The book has been focused on “digital natives”, and you can order online online your own (free) copy
But being part of their book was only the first (sideline) step toward completing the publishing plan.
The focus is startups- but you can (as I did in the pasts) use the same principles in other activities, from projects to business development.
It is about time. People are starting to realize that what you post online, stays online. But both the “authors” and their “readers” are trying to shift the blame on search engines like Google. Personally- I agree with Google. Completely.
Are you planning to restructure processes? This article contains useful links and references for your BPR activities
I received a nice advertisement on my visual blog: but it reminded me of a lesson I tried to explain to many “startup creators” who were focused on re-inventing the stone wheel…
I received a nice advertisement on my visual blog: but it reminded me of a lesson I tried to explain to many “startup creators” who were focused on re-inventing the stone wheel…
Trying to give a sign that it is time to change? probably, it is easy, cheap, fast. Leading by example.
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Searching & Machine intelligence & Decisions
Tuesday, May 19th, 2009How the addition of WolframAlpha as a search engine could complement Google services to create a new market.
Services? Access and structure knowledge. And a new form of knowledge management.
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