A new way to define social business makes it both an adopter of social technologies and an engine for achieving social good.
A Battle to Define Social Business: A David and Goliath Story Read More »
“Nemawashi” I took a year off in college to go work and study in Japan and went back again in grad school for an internship with Fuji-Xerox (who had some of the very first graphical user interface workstations … remember it all came out of Xerox PARC). While living and working in Japan, I learned
Fixing the Google+ Engagement Problem
Fixing the Google+ Engagement Problem Read More »
Not knowing any better, I decided to test the Wisdom of Crowds with my own experiment on Google+, much to everyone’s great annoyance.
Testing the Wisdom of Crowds Read More »
The “Filter Bubble” isn’t just about computer algorithms. Our connections on social networks are just as important in determining what we see online.
We Are The Filter Bubble Read More »
Yes, Google+ is Google’s answer to Facebook, but not in the directly competitive sense many journalists assume….
This man represents the true potential for the enterprise and its ability to serve society.
The Sole of a Business Read More »
Some companies just seem to be better at getting us to bring our hearts and our souls to work every day.
My TEDx Talk on The Soulful Company Read More »
This summer, my wife and I took our two boys to visit the famous Ford Rouge Complex in Dearborn, Michigan. This Ford Motor Company factory was once the wonder of the industrial world, where Henry Ford pioneered America’s leadership in last-century manufacturing. Hub Controls the Spokes The Rouge Plant was the first large-scale example of “vertical integration”
Networks and the Evolution of Business Read More »
