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  • HowardTO HowardTO, CEO at What If What Next Avoiding the echo chamber is the most useful idea in the deck. 2 years ago
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  • gyehuda Gil Yehuda, Director at Yahoo! Inc. Joe
    Thanks! Folks at the event gave me great feedback as well. When the video comes out then some of the slides will make much more sense too!     3 years ago
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  • joewehr DBMI at DBMI As usual, Gil Yehuda provides 1) great insight, 2) summarizes what works & doesn't work in fostering Enterprise 2.0 adoption and 3) vastly improves the likelihood of success for those individuals and organizations that reflect on his advice.

    Thanks Gil     3 years ago
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  • gyehuda Gil Yehuda, Director at Yahoo! Inc. Thank you. I will say though that this is not always true. When I gave the presentation I noted that you would not want a team of amateurs flying a plane or performing surgery. :-) I also indicated that some element of difference is based on the availability of more people (rather than the quality of any one person) -- which at times is more important than expertise. Cass Sunstein articulates cases where this does and does not work out well (I highly recommend his book Infotopia, -- along with Yochai Benkler's Wealth of Networks and Clay Shirky's Here comes everyone). Anyway -- in the case that I was referring to in my talk I wanted to dis-spell the mythology around E2.0 experts who claim to tell you what you need to know -- and instead suggest that we can do better by leveraging networked insight. Which led into the next part of the talk. But all that said -- It's a good sound byte :-) 3 years ago
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  • guest6e5aa9 Michael Givens 'A networked group of interested amateurs accomplish more than one expert.' Well put Mr. Yehuda! 3 years ago
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