Idea Practitioner

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Comment by Andy Heppelle on December 10, 2008 at 2:42pm

The business value of Web 2.0 collaboration was illustrated in one idea that came out of one Web 2.0 collaboration session at the Detroit ASE. An Automotive OEM CTO commented that "by using this idea to put all of our IT mgt processes into an online collaboration tool, to share them and keep them evergreen across our entire ecosystem of suppliers, we can save 10% of our annual costs on projects.... USD 70 million buys a lot of Wikis"

Comment by Clement Toulemonde on October 15, 2008 at 7:53pm

Worth checking out this conversation on the main forum. This link should have appeared in the comment below - a bug somehwere!
http://themesh.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=2169843:Topic:2190

Comment by Clement Toulemonde on October 15, 2008 at 7:40pm

Momentum and interest are growing!!!



Here are the topics were are currently thinking to work on

1. The business value of web 2.0 collaboration
2. The real world use of virtual worlds
3. Doing business in India
4. Information orientation (capabilities and maturity)
5. Facing the generation gap
6. User-centric designs
7. Managing change through emotional orchestration
8. Strategic agility and resilience
9. Innovation as a process
10. Does green IT matter?

Comment by Clement Toulemonde on August 28, 2008 at 4:21pm

Idea Practitioner - harnessing the transformational power of new business ideas

This course was piloted at the summer university in Les Fontaines (Chantilly) in August 2008. Please see all of the outputs at the following location on KM2.0

http://km20.capgemini.com/asset/99932

Trainers were:
Andre-Benoit De Jaegere (France; main sponsor)
Clement Toulemonde (France/Australia)
Sunainika Saigal (Australia)
David Warne (UK)

The course explored:
- Some of the most important thinkers and new business ideas of the last decade
- How individual consultants use these new business ideas to generate a shift in the frame that our clients apply to their problems
- How consulting firms use these new business ideas as a way to renew and develop their consulting offers

Comment by Andy Heppelle on August 20, 2008 at 4:16pm

Hello Niels,
Very catchy title for a group.
What is the mission of this?
How do yo envision Idea Practitioners as being different than the other groups of Practitioners?
It would seem that Knowledge Workers and Idea practitioners would be the same thing. I would love to learn why a new group was born. Collaboration for Success,
Andy