5 minutes of fame (Lightning.io 2012)

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How does a company learn? First by having someone acquiring it then by spreading it within the organization. At Wooga we use "5 minutes of fame" to facilitate that.

Technology Sports

5 minutes of fame
Jesper Richter Reichhelm

Learning :=
Acquiring knowledge + keeping it

For companies:
Acquired knowledge must spread

Each team decides on tools,
programming language and hosting

4-5 lightning talks
ﬁxed schedule
low preparation

4-5 lightning talks
ﬁxed schedule
low preparation
time boxed talks

4-5 lightning talks
ﬁxed schedule
low preparation
time boxed talks
Q&A

Slide references

• Fame: http://funatoz.com/wallpapers/Fame/1024x768-15189
• Anarchy: http://humanepursuits.com/2012/04/05/anarchy-on-your-lapto/
• Burning house: http://lowerallenﬁre.com
• Thomas Eakins: http://thatispriceless.blogspot.com/2011/09/masterpiece-667.html
• Camp ﬁre: http://littlemissadventuress.wordpress.com/2011/07/27/iskander-kul/

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