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Visualize the management team’s mutations

December 22, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Design UX, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Infographic: Watch A Company’s Management Team Mutate Over 4 Years
By Mark Wilson, fastcodesign.com

What would your corporate structure look like if you tracked every employee, manager, and department over years? Maybe a lot like this.

Unless you’re self-employed, we’re all cogs in a larger machine. The problem can be, how do you track that…

RT @FastCompany: Via @FastCoDesign, Infographic: Watch A Company’s Management Team Mutate http://flip.it/qsrDX http://flip.it/Xw4V3

REI Oklahoma announces reaffirmation of senior management team (edmondsun.com)
Ask LH: How Can I Manage An IT Team? (lifehacker.com.au)

Accelerators Are the New B-school

November 9, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Regenerative Economy

Flash Steinbeiser, inc.com

Inc.com staff

As more young entrepreneurs find success from their business accelerator contacts, the usefulness of traditional business school is put into question.

Turns out, more and more young entrepreneurs favor the business contacts…

http://flpbd.it/tBMY1

Accelerators Are the New B-school

Brad Feld to write foreword for the book Accelerate (howtowriteabusinessplan.com)
Kieran Folliard creating ‘accelerator’ for small food companies (bizjournals.com)
50 Amazing Startup/Business Incubators and Accelerators in India (enterprisers.in)
Finding a Mentor. | Inc.com (csuitementor.wordpress.com)
The Stupidly Easy Way to Figure Out if Entrepreneurship Is For You (millennialambitions.com)
Inc.com, 7 Steps to a Culture of Innovation, in IT as well as in business (itconnecter.wordpress.com)
Waiting for the Accelerator Bubble to Pop (businessweek.com)

Giant Meditation Chamber Made from Shipping Pallets

October 11, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Systems Science

Giant Meditation Chamber Made from Shipping Pallets
By Michael Colombo, makezine.com

At the same time, the name of the piece, Forêt (translated to “Forest”) harkens to the material origins of the pallets themselves. As the user sits in the middle of the structure, light passes through the slats much like the sun…

http://flpbd.it/M7cNm

4 Recycled Materials to Turn into Sustainable Homes (sprayfoamdirect.com)
Use Your Head: Creative Headboard Ideas (apartmentguide.com)
Cisco ‘walking away from low-margin STB business’ | Advanced Television (digitaltvnewssummary.wordpress.com)
Get Forklifts at Inexpensive Prices (wiki.mozilla.org)

Making Visible the Invisible: Meaning, Not Content, Matters in Social Data

October 4, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Making Visible the Invisible: Meaning, Not Content, Matters in Social Data
Eric Openshaw and Alexander Pentland, Vice Chairman, Deloitte and Founder/Director, MIT Connection Science and Engineering Center, allthingsd.com

There is no question that in today’s connected world — where few activities go untracked and undigitized — social data is everywhere, being generated by the terabyte. Fast on the heels of social data are innumerable ideas for…

http://flpbd.it/8ltk3

When only honesty matters (examiner.com)
CEOs Avoiding Social Media Are Missing Out | Domo | Blog (domo.com)
Get better visibility worldwide… (opensourceenterprise.wordpress.com)
Porsche Design Meets Touchcode Technology (sys-con.com)
Getting Buy-In for Your Content Marketing: A 3-Point Process (contentmarketinginstitute.com)
All that human eyes see – Todo lo que los ojos humanos no ven (gisellchanden.wordpress.com)
The Invisible Fish (uptake.co)

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for pharma intelligence

May 9, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Linguistic Search

Another great resource for life science competitive intelligence is the SEC database:

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Home Page).

Novartis Pharma Logistics, Inc. voluntarily recalling in Barbados select lots of certain over-the-counter products due to bottle closure defect (prnewswire.com)
Tranzyme Pharma Elevates Executive in Midst of Woes (biospace.com)
PDL BioPharma’s CEO Presents at 31st Annual JPMorgan Healthcare Conference (Transcript) (seekingalpha.com)
Oil exports ease U.S. trade deficit (sfgate.com)
New Report Outlines Causes of Market Distortions Choking Recovery and Preventing New Growth Companies from Going Public (kauffman.org)
Synageva BioPharma Announces Pricing of Public Offering of Common Stock (fool.com)
SEC has no jurisdiction over me, Steffen says (fcpablog.com)

Why biotech CEOs need to think like Steve Jobs

August 23, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Regenerative Economy

Image representing Steve Jobs as depicted in C... — Image via CrunchBase

Why biotech CEOs need to think like Steve Jobs – The Boston Globe.

Interesting article on creativity in biotech communications. many CEOs are hired with communications backgrounds and humanities degrees. Infinity pharmaceuticals was a philosophy professor.

Steve Jobs Reincarnated as Divine Half-Yak (religiondispatches.org)
Remembering Steve Jobs (digitalsurgeons.com)
Remembering Steve Jobs (greatfinds.icrossing.com)
How did a clown end up with Steve Jobs iPad? [Literally] (bazaardaily.com)
Clown had iPad stolen from Steve Jobs’ home (sacbee.com)

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