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Open Innovation
Public Group active 11 months, 2 weeks agoExploring new business and innovation models.
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New external post No grazing, no milk from the blog 100% Open in the group
Open Innovation 1 week, 2 days ago
As I was enjoying a new activity today, baking sourdough bread, my mind turned back to […]
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New external post In Praise of Paradox from the blog 100% Open in the group
I’ve always been fascinated by a good paradox. Whether it’s staring at the wonderfully […]
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New external post 100%Open Business Models & Mindsets from the blog 100% Open in the group
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New external post Innovation is meaningless from the blog 100% Open in the group
This morning I was browsing in an Airport bookshop and I noticed two business magazines […]
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New external post 2nd Birthday Lessons Learned from the blog 100% Open in the group
100%Open was exactly two years old yesterday. For our 1st birthday we wrote a previous […]
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New external post The Union – User Makers & Distributed Production from the blog 100% Open in the group
Last Thursday we hosted our regular quarterly Union Network* meeting at Arup which was […]
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New external post Gifts or Markets? from the blog 100% Open in the group
It has been shown that if you pay people to give blood, they give less blood. This is because what was previously seen as a gift has been turned into a market. The payment forces you to assess the value of the transaction and ultimately many people feel it’s not worth the bother. Also, it
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New external post Gifts or Markets? from the blog My CMS in the group
It has been shown that if you pay people to give blood, they give less blood. This is because what was previously seen as a gift has been turned into a market. The payment forces you to assess the value of the transaction and ultimately many people feel it’s not worth the bother. Also, it
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New external post Gifts or Markets? from the blog My CMS in the group
It has been shown that if you pay people to give blood, they give less blood. This is because what was previously seen as a gift has been turned into a market. The payment forces you to assess the value of the transaction and ultimately many people feel it’s not worth the bother. Also, it
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New external post Gifts or Markets? from the blog 100% Open in the group
It has been shown that if you pay people to give blood, they give less blood. This is because what was previously seen as a gift has been turned into a market. The payment forces you to assess the value of the transaction and ultimately many people feel it’s not worth the bother. Also, it
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New external post Gifts or Markets? from the blog 100% Open in the group
It has been shown that if you pay people to give blood, they give less blood. This is […]
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New external post Home of the Future from the blog 100% Open in the group
In 2010, we ran a pilot project, Power to the People, that engaged with over 1,000 E.ON customers. Last summer, we opened a new challenge focused on a particular business area, electric vehicles. Over 6 weeks, we worked with 1,600 customers who shared, developed and voted on over 700 ideas. The winning idea is now
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New external post Home of the Future from the blog My CMS in the group
In 2010, we ran a pilot project, Power to the People, that engaged with over 1,000 E.ON customers. Last summer, we opened a new challenge focused on a particular business area, electric vehicles. Over 6 weeks, we worked with 1,600 customers who shared, developed and voted on over 700 ideas. The winning idea is now
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New external post Home of the Future from the blog My CMS in the group
In 2010, we ran a pilot project, Power to the People, that engaged with over 1,000 E.ON customers. Last summer, we opened a new challenge focused on a particular business area, electric vehicles. Over 6 weeks, we worked with 1,600 customers who shared, developed and voted on over 700 ideas. The winning idea is now
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New external post Home of the Future from the blog 100% Open in the group
In 2010, we ran a pilot project, Power to the People, that engaged with over 1,000 E.ON customers. Last summer, we opened a new challenge focused on a particular business area, electric vehicles. Over 6 weeks, we worked with 1,600 customers who shared, developed and voted on over 700 ideas. The winning idea is now
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New external post Home of the Future from the blog 100% Open in the group
In 2010, we ran a pilot project, Power to the People, that engaged with over 1,000 E.ON […]
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New external post What are big businesses for? from the blog 100% Open in the group
Having recently spent a few days in Cornwall – which positions itself as a small business economy with some of the highly innovative companies – it prompted me to rethink what big businesses are actually for? Does anybody know? I’d love to find out. Most of our clients tend to be large companies and whilst
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New external post What are big businesses for? from the blog My CMS in the group
Having recently spent a few days in Cornwall – which positions itself as a small business economy with some of the highly innovative companies – it prompted me to rethink what big businesses are actually for? Does anybody know? I’d love to find out. Most of our clients tend to be large companies and whilst
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New external post What are big businesses for? from the blog My CMS in the group
Having recently spent a few days in Cornwall – which positions itself as a small business economy with some of the highly innovative companies – it prompted me to rethink what big businesses are actually for? Does anybody know? I’d love to find out. Most of our clients tend to be large companies and whilst
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New external post What are big businesses for? from the blog 100% Open in the group
Having recently spent a few days in Cornwall – which positions itself as a small business economy with some of the highly innovative companies – it prompted me to rethink what big businesses are actually for? Does anybody know? I’d love to find out. Most of our clients tend to be large companies and whilst
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