In 1964, science fiction writer Author C. Clarke predicted the future of work - a virtual workforce that connect and collaborate anywhere, anytime, with no commute and little regard to phsyical proximity, So far, he was half-right...
random bits of micro-content goodness from greg verdino: marketer, futurist, speaker and author of microMARKETING (mcgraw-hill / 2010)
In 1964, science fiction writer Author C. Clarke predicted the future of work - a virtual workforce that connect and collaborate anywhere, anytime, with no commute and little regard to phsyical proximity, So far, he was half-right...
Nice Socialnomics promo video highlighting (mostly well known but interesting nonetheless) social media success stories and ROI cases.
A fantastic presentation about how to give a fantastic presentation. Loaded with good, practical easy-to-follow advice for anyone who finds themselves standing in front of a room of people. You don't need to be a business icon or work for one of the world's coolest tech companies to rock a room - of course, it doesn't hurt if you are either...
Interesting chart depicting all of the acquisitions and investments Amazon has made over the years including, of course, their recent Zappos purchase.
An anonymous benefactor has funded an out-of-home campaign that aims to put the current recession into perspective and inject a healthy dose of common sense into how we think about the economy. Interesting stuff and, finally, a decent way to make good use of one of the world's worst forms of media.
Peter Drucker, widely considered the father of modern management, argued that the common belief that creating profits was purpose of a business was not only wrong, but harmful. It causes us to make bad business decisions and lose sight of those things that delight customers. He summed up the actual purpose of business this way: "There is only one valid definition of business purpose: to create a customer.
