Entries Tagged as 'Etc'

A new use case every day (July 5th, 2011 - 426)

As the engagement grows in your network you will start to create more and more use cases, particularly where people are forming teams across departments, offices and even countries. The Puyehue volcano in the Andes mountains of southern Chile hadn’t been active since 1960, but for the past two weeks it has been busy spewing [...]

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Mindful – a day about mindfulness and the edge (May 26th, 2011 - 894)

This is what happened through my experience with thisismindful.com on May 21, 2011. I started the morning in St Kilda… waking up and grabbing a coffee with some eggs at Cafe Racer, then walking by the beach with Jan Stewart and Steve Hopkins before heading into the city. The #mindful people gathered in the upstairs [...]

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Nomadic personal presence for the entangled web (January 4th, 2011 - 1,662)

As the edge of the web grows further outwards, how do our virtual footsteps evolve? Websites have become commoditised and with that have attracted many of the typical management processes (contrasted to the lighter startup and growth processes), which means updating and keeping the official website current often falls into the ‘too hard’ category. This [...]

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The rise of the coffee on the side (December 21st, 2010 - 1,465)

I’m sitting down at Little Mule in Somerset Pl in the heart of Melbourne’s laneways. They sell great coffee of course, but they also sell colorful fixed gear bicycles. A friend of mine wants to open a cafe florist. It seems to make sense, right? I had lunch earlier today at Captains of Industry, which [...]

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The Awesome Foundation Melbourne (November 25th, 2010 - 6,432)

The idea of the Awesome Foundation is simple: a monthly $1,000 cash grant awarded to a person doing something Awesome – whether it’s music, film, art, technology, design, food, publishing… The money will be spent on a project, activity or research and we don’t even really care if it’s for fun or profit. We never [...]

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