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Tag Archives: research
Switch – Chapter 1 review
Chip and Dan Heath wrote Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die and it was quickly listed as one of the top 100 business books of 2007….I couldn’t agree more. They launched a website dedicated to the lessons of Made to Stick and continued their book’s conversations online.
In mid 2009 it was [...]
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Tagged brains, business books, business today, community, emotional sides, fundamental research, group, heath brothers, human psychology, made to stick, organization, research
The internet is dead. Long live the internet!
The 2008 Fall Internet2 member meeting last week in New Orleans proved that Big Science is here and I’m not sure the world is prepared to handle LHC’s generated data. The session included an HD video conference to the Large Hadron Collider.
Session Overview:
October 15, 2008, 8:45 AM – 10:00 AM | UTC/GMT -5 hours (CDT)
The [...]
Posted in Design • Education • Globalization • Internet2 • Milwaukee • Network • Streaming • Technology • WiscNet
Tagged 100 gigabit, bandwidth, big science, cern, Education, fiber optic, hd video, Internet2, large hadron collider, lhc, member meeting, Network, network fiber, new orleans, optical, petabyte, research
My latest read – Made to Stick
What book would be a perfect follow up to The Tipping Point and Blink by Malcolm Gladwell? To prove timing is everything I read Dan and Chip Heath’s new release: Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die. The book’s authors acknowledge that their book complements Gladwell’s The Tipping Point by [...]
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Tagged blink, chip heath, Education, knowledge, made to stick, Reading, research, stanford, TED, tipping point, trends
My latest read – Ahead of the Curve
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Tagged banking, BMW, borderless world, broughton, case studies, competing in a flat world, daily telegraph, elite training, flat, flat world, future, Google, harvard business school, harvard commencement, harvard mba, jobs, losing touch, mba candidate, research, singapore, venture capital