I noticed that Wikipedia didn’t have a page for co-creation which struck me as a bit ironic as wikipedia is one of the finest examples of it. So James John Winsor and I exchanged a few thoughts and put together a very simple first draft. Please do go in there and improve upon it.
James and I have penned a new manifesto for Change This: Co-Creation Rules Regular readers will know that I’m no fan of lists. I’m not
Some months back Ross Dawson sent me a free copy of his book, Developing Knowledge-Based Client Relationships: Leadership in Professional Services. I am not a
James and I will be running our next Open Sauce Live workshop in London on Tuesday 17 October in conjunction with our friends at NMK.
James and I are getting to work on a new manifesto for Change This. It’s called Co-creation Rules a deliberately ambiguous title. Our aim is
Via Richard Gayle and Glyn Moody I found The Synaptic Leap: Biomedical science is indivisible. The physical and psychological barriers that divide scientific communities are
Earlier this week James Cherkoff and I had lunch with Jason Korman of Stormhoek the wine brand that has been enjoying considerable success using blogging.
Well Friday saw James’ and my first Open Sauce workshop and it seemed to go pretty well. (Here’s James’ account of it) I learnt lots
One week to run until James’ and my first Open Sauce Workshop. I’m starting to get quite excited about it. We’ve got a mix of
Ok, James and I have now got a website – opensaucelive.com for our Open Sauce Workshops. And a couple of early bookings for the first
Ok so James and I are making progress on our Open Sauce workshops. We didn’t get our act together for our original date but we
Viv has been blogging up a storm this week, in anticipation of the workshop we’re running at the end of August. Staying alive: Too much time in meetings gets spent
Robert Paterson's Weblog: #Immigration – Asking Better Policy Questions = Getting better results Rob has been exposing himself to lots and lots of conversations about immigration. And doing a lot
I was searching back through this blog this morning and stumbled on someting I wrote back in May 2004 about Richard Farson. It’s such a great insight that I’m going
This video provides a fascinating experience of how we what see influences what we hear. It’s quite disconcerting. Essentially you hear the word “bah” being repeated. But when the visual image
