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Executive Roundtable with Dr. Mik Kersten and Brian Solis on Strategic Planning and OKRs in Digital Transformation

Executive Roundtable with Dr. Mik Kersten and Brian Solis on Strategic Planning and OKRs in Digital Transformation

Please join Dr. Mik Kersten and me for an intimate Executive Roundtable exclusively for senior IT and Transformation executives.   The event will focus on building successful digital strategies, turning them into 2021 plans and OKRs, and the importance of measuring value stream flow at scale. There are only a handful of seats left so if you are interested in joining us, please make the request here.    🙏  

December 2020 is LifeScale Month  🙌: Let’s Make 2021 a More Creative and Happier Year

December 2020 is LifeScale Month 🙌: Let’s Make 2021 a More Creative and Happier Year

Dani Saveker developed Visual Synopsis to capture inspiring content in a beautiful, simple and memorable way. Did you know that half the human brain is directly or indirectly devoted to processing visual information? The brain can identify images seen for as little as 13 milliseconds. At least 65% of people are “visual learners.” In 2019, Dani Saveker, CEO and the founder of GLAS, and creator of Visual Synopsis, read LifeScale: How To Live a More Creative, Productive, and Happy Life. It…

ZDNet Includes Quote by Brian Solis on His Concept of Digital Darwinism and Driving Innovation in a Post Cover-19 World

ZDNet Includes Quote by Brian Solis on His Concept of Digital Darwinism and Driving Innovation in a Post Cover-19 World

Chief Digital Evangelist at Salesforce Vala Afshar is exploring the seven principles of flow with colleague Henry King on ZDNet. In this installment Afshar and King share a quote by Brian Solis In short, despite the immediate and very real health and economic crisis accompanying the virus, we expect a technological Cambrian explosion of sorts to be either accelerated or generated by it. As our Salesforce colleague and global innovation evangelist Brian Solis puts it:  “We are looking at a future…

State of the Twittersphere – Q4 2008

HubSpot released a report based on the analysis of over 600,000 Twitter users who have utilized the company’s Twitter Grader app. The full study is free and available for download in PDF. Here are the highlights: – Twitter has about 4-5 million users, about 30% are relatively new or unengaged users – Twitter is dominated by newer users – 70% of Twitter users joined in 2008 – An estimated 5-10 thousand new accounts are opened per day – 35% of…

Distributed Conversations and Fragmented Attention

There’s an incredible discussion circling the blogosphere aka The 250 aka The Echo Chamber regarding distributed conversations and the potential loss of control of our content. Normally I don’t let myself get caught up in every popular meme cycle, but this is a informative and important conversation and personally I think it’s worth your time. And, it just so happens to be a natural extension to my recent post, “Ladies and Gentlemen, The Conversation Has Left the Building,” which explores…

Google Buys Jaiku, Lifestreams Go Mainstream

Disclosure, Jaiku is a client of FutureWorks and all opinions here are my own. Jaiku confirmed today that Google *hearts* the lifestream/microblog underdog, officially announcing that the previous rumors of a potential acquisition were true. The first question that I’ve been asked over and over again was why didn’t Google acquire Twitter and whether or not I think Yahoo will be forced to respond with the acquisition of Twitter or Pownce. While those discussions are indeed interesting, I think that…

You.tv – A New Chapter in Lifecasting is Already Unfolding

Please read Part I prior to reading this article. Also, please scroll down and press pause to stop the inbound video feeds until you’re ready. The new world of lifecasting through video, a la Justin.tv, and through other flow apps such as Twitter, Jaiku and Tumblr, are lessons in Internet culture, communication and proof that narcissism can be a powerful driver for technology adoption. In my last several posts, I’ve documented the migration of text-based streams. In this post, I’d…