Tuesday, September 29th, 2009
If you do not know what is about, is a marketing event from Microsoft.
Why did I attend?
This time I was curious to see how convergence and competition are shaping the market.
Read the minutes, make up your mind, and maybe you will have ideas on how to apply some of the concepts from this conference.
The main ideas? Approaches about how people interact with technology.
No, not on software development- on other business and non-business activities.
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Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Moving from designing the game to using the game implies adding a completely different set of skills.
You will need to learn how to manage the evolution of the dynamics between the players- be it a simple game, a real negotiation, the management of a major organizational change, a merger, or a political campaign.
Playing games implies being able to constantly feed back into your game the results of what you are doing.
From designing the game, we will move to evolution- something that is not necessarily following your strategy- but that you have to cope with.
This post is part of a series, first published in May 2009.
Tags: back, conditioned, darwin, evolution, feed, fisher, game, genome, gmn2009, interaction, justice, negotiation, patton, pavlov, pavlovian, playing, rawls, reflex, species, theory, ury
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