The+Timeline+of+Co-Creation
The beginnings of the change of many things- using power of many for change in product innovation, sourcing, and customer experiences... what is coming down the pike?
The beginnings of the change of many things- using power of many for change in product innovation, sourcing, and customer experiences... what is coming down the pike?
A end to end deck- great sections on Rss and Readers and how to use. The day workflow section will give your ideas on how to look at your flow and how to manage. The section on looping data without a thought out plan can make you go site by site and remap all your syndication tools... Follow Louis and also in the Google reader share he will keep you up to date without having to skim 100's of blogs. Thanks Louis your hard work and it is work is appreicated....
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Dachis Group is always on top of the game. Another great post by them.
Platforms will come and go so you have to have a plan to deal with these changes.
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Go to this page and load it as a RSS feed into your reader and you have all the specials that are being posted to #foursquare and can work the deals into your busy day. Reclone this one and just change the cities that you want in it and it will be good to go.
Love Yahoo pipes it is the only app that I use with Yahoo. Flickr is a fav too but that is it... Have Fun hope that this helpful.
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Great deck- Keeper for sure and that is why it is here.. my collection ...
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There is so much here that it is worth a book written here to cover it. Since I don't have time for that I will just put it up and then take pieces of it in future posts.
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Great Deck and explainations of the changes that are happening in this area. Martin also has another deck that I am going to grab and put up next. Both are worth the time and effort.
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The whole world is trying to go green. Almost all the products available in the market have some sort of green angle attached to them. The sad thing is that, according several studies, the environmental damage is actually worsening despite all the precautions and steps being taken for protecting the environment. How did that happen? Why are environmental protection steps ineffective? The truth is that many supposedly green chemicals are not as green as their manufacturers claim they are. Take the case of green chemicals for the cleaning industry. Everybody is aware of the harmful effects of chemical detergents and soaps. Many people opt for buying green chemicals, with the sincere intention of saving themselves and saving the environment. However, many so-called green products are as harmful as chemical detergents. The following are some tips to select truly green chemical products. No Harm To The Operator Make sure that it contains no harmful or toxic substances. You can find the names of ingredients from the bottle or the cover. Check the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) lists for finding the chemical ingredients that are harmful to the user. Many chemical elements and compounds – such as chlorine, benzene, phenol derivatives, petroleum products, and glycol ethers, to name a few – have toxic side effects. If the product does not list the ingredients on the cover of the packet or is not available upon request, it is a dead giveaway about the presence of harmful ingredients. Ideally, one should use a cleaning solution that is derived from plants and does not contain any listed harmful ingredients. No Harm To The Environment One has to make sure that the solution does not contain anything that causes environmental damage. One vital aspect is the biodegradability of its constituents. If the ingredients are not quickly biodegradable, the product might cause environmental damage. Another aspect is the manufacturing procedure of the chemical. Does its factory emit greenhouse gases? This information is quite difficult to find. A rule of thumb is that the production of most of the plant-derived green chemicals is environmentally safe. No Harm To The Surface While purchasing cleaning solution, make sure that it does not cause any damage to the surface. Many hazardous detergents weaken surfaces if used continuously or incorrectly. A true green chemical will work effectively while not harming any surface. In fact, some green chemicals can actually form a protective layer over the surface, which protects the surface from impurities for a long time. More Effective Contrary to popular belief, true green chemicals are even more effective than their harmful detergent counterparts. These chemicals contain nano-sized particles that can infiltrate into the molecules of almost all kinds of stains and dirt residues. In addition, these particles do not leave any residues of their own. Another advantage is that the plant-derived green chemicals quickly crystallize residues, which makes their removal very easy. Green Chemicals For Every Application The above-mentioned tips are valid for every type of cleaning job. The manufacturing, food service, service stations, auto detailing, and marine industries, to name a few, require the use of chemicals every day to maintain proper productivity. However, many professionals in these industries still use harmful chemicals, putting themselves, their employees, their customers, and the environment at risk. Professionals in all industries looking for the right tools and chemicals to get the job done right should always consider true green chemicals to maintain their health and the health of the environment.
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