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@DavidWLocke The reference to binary code is a direct reflection of the Design Thinking continuum http://www.fastforwardblog.com/2009... Content=binary

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@nenshad Now 'that's some of my favorite music: "Elmo's Place" ....etc. Get to listen to more soon with my grandsons in a couple of weeks.

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@nenshad Nice...other than choral work, I'm not much for listening to music much any more...that's worth listening to : )

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The most robust technology architectural pairing I know of for true E 2.0 implementations http://www.theappgap.com/attivio... via @billives

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RT @rickladd New post - Are We Failing to Fail? - http://rickladd.wordpress.com/2009... - Terry Paulson talks about #Innovation & other things at PWR.

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@karllong nope that's an overall design fail, including as a market offering :)

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Ditto RT @KRCraft I'd rather catch up on week's worth of missed Tweets from you brainiacs than read a week's worth of missed news feeds.

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@counternotions geeze, in Texas, Lala is a freakin' great brand of Mexican dairy products. Their sour cream tastes like... CREAM!

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@counternotions [sigh] to=who. It's really late (and dark in my room).

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Just found disconnect in conversation. Design Thinking is not about solving design problems it's about solving problems with design.

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@counternotions Besides it's ALL design, but tell that to many to bear the label, "designer".

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Commented on Enterprise 2.0 explained to our managers in 10 principles / Tech IT Easy http://www.techiteasy.org/2009...

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@DavidWLocke content is the persistence required for repeatibility, it's the binary code of knowledge work

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@rickladd [sigh] That's not the norm for thew rest of us. And doing so where it's not relevant adds cost and/or just wastes.

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@greenbacker Yep, the dems only 'get it' when they're immersed in the stark reality of the consequences.

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"KM systems will (sort of) organize all the knowledge in a corporation, but they cannot produce imaginative breakthroughs."

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Roger Martin points out that KM is focused more on activites related to reliability and less on validity. Emergence comes from the middle.

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@j4ngis see www.arlingtonnativity.org

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@VMaryAbraham success = ability to connect, thruput, decrease of barriers (well removal of barriers, the net could be zero, new ones come)

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@VMaryAbraham E2.0 success=ability to connect, thruput, decreased barriers (the net could be zero, new ones come)

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@rickladd I always have to give you exceptions. You live in a high risk, high reliability, high repeatibility world. That .

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@VMaryAbraham E2.0 focuses on flow and float, relevance over reliability (reliability stifles relevance)

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RT @DavidWLocke @rotkapchen As content management, KM just duplicates what already existed--waste of time.

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Feet throbbing. Left ankle gone (lost in some fluid). Lots more standing 4 more days...300+ nativities inventoried and displayed.

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@johnt Can't agree with you on that one either. We tried the 'data as assets' 15 years ago to no avail. The value is personal.

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@johnt Moving on...would love to, but then we have peeps like @rickladd and @vmaryabraham who keep dragging us back to KM : )

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@johnt Seriously considered replacing "going postal" w/ "going off on Microsoft" this morning -- hopping mad.

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@johnt Fading fast...long days past and more ahead. Was so Microsoft mad this morning w/merge issues. Functions get worse each release!

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@jobsworth @olivermarks @sameerpatel -- man, I miss all the great get-togethers! : )

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@rickladd Would love to do the research/eval on your environment to assess and tell the story : )

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