My presentation to the e-Consultancy.com FODM conference (http://www.e-consultancy.com/fodm/). See my blog post for more information on references, sites and citations (http://www.innoparticularorder.com/?p=334).
Caleva Process Solutions
http://www.caleva.com
Another resourceful Powerpoint Presentation from Caleva Process Solutions. These selection of slides will provide you with some very useful information on Extrusion Spheronization. This includes general information, the process of Extrusion Spheronization, Wet Massing and Pelletization!
For more information on Extrusion Spheronization, visit:
http://caleva.com/
Caleva Process Solutions
http://www.caleva.com
Another resourceful Powerpoint Presentation from Caleva Process Solutions. These selection of slides will provide you with some very useful information on Extrusion Spheronization. This includes general information, the process of Extrusion Spheronization, Wet Massing and Pelletization!
For more information on Extrusion Spheronization, visit:
http://caleva.com/
A presentation to the Bazaarvoice "Social Commerce Summit" (http://www.socialcommercesummit.co.uk) in London, November 2008.
This presentation built upon my address to the e-consultancy.com "Future of Digital Marketing" conference, taking a particular look at how data and data exchange underpin not only social commerce on the web, but lead to greater insights as the 'network effect' takes over.
The 'data evolution' is outlined as:
• Data evolution
– accurate
– enriched
– meta
– actionable
– mashed
– semantic
– autonomous &
- predictive
(Slide 6).
Two trends come together:
1) better data (eg behavioural and attention/behavioural profiling), and
2) freer exchange (eg via standard like APML and microformats).
The implications from these trends are that:
- you only see part of the picture
- the _customer_ only ever sees part of the picture
- the complete picture is both 'in the network', modal and contextual
- this openness and exchange at a data level also requires new business approaches
- the battle for businesses is to get the maximal share of (qualified, appropriate, profitable) attention.
Please contact me if you've any questions on this, or the links to sites/services cited are not clear.
A presentation to the Bazaarvoice "Social Commerce Summit" (http://www.socialcommercesummit.co.uk) in London, November 2008.
This presentation built upon my address to the e-consultancy.com "Future of Digital Marketing" conference, taking a particular look at how data and data exchange underpin not only social commerce on the web, but lead to greater insights as the 'network effect' takes over.
The 'data evolution' is outlined as:
• Data evolution
– accurate
– enriched
– meta
– actionable
– mashed
– semantic
– autonomous &
- predictive
(Slide 6).
Two trends come together:
1) better data (eg behavioural and attention/behavioural profiling), and
2) freer exchange (eg via standard like APML and microformats).
The implications from these trends are that:
- you only see part of the picture
- the _customer_ only ever sees part of the picture
- the complete picture is both 'in the network', modal and contextual
- this openness and exchange at a data level also requires new business approaches
- the battle for businesses is to get the maximal share of (qualified, appropriate, profitable) attention.
Please contact me if you've any questions on this, or the links to sites/services cited are not clear.
Sony BMG was looking to enter the market with a differentiated
service that was unlike any other competitor offering.
•The approach taken by Mooga was seen as ground breaking and
market leading
•Mooga is currently connected in Argentina and being connected
in other four South American countries
•This is the first mobile music portal with intelligence in the
market.
Evolution of Collaborative Content Management
Even as IT spending slides, IT departments are having to handle more content, more users, provide more productivity, as well as more compliance.
They have to do all this at less cost.
The enterprise hasn't kept up with advances in collaboration - most still uses a shared drive + MS Office + Email.
Most knowledge workers:
- can't find documents
- can't find the right version of documents
- find it easier to search for competitors' info than their own company's info
- have lots more noise than signal
This presentation talks about the collaborative enteprise. Essentially providign Facebook-like features for the Enterprise.
● The Cost of Poor Collaborative Content Management
● Best Practice – On the Web and in the Enterprise
● Alfresco
● Alfresco Share
● Standards Support
● Total Cost of Ownership
● More Information
Building Killer Communities And Taking Confluence SocialAtlassian
What's with all the hype around enterprise social computing? And how can Confluence be used to support collaborative applications that are social? This session breaks through the hype around social computing, discusses the practical benefits of being people-oriented, and explores approaches to use Confluence in a social context.
Customer Speakers: Guy Fraser of Adaptavist, Ali Ouni of KAPIT, Peter Reiser of SUN Microsystems
Key Takeaways:
* New social capabilities in Confluence 3.0
* Primer on enterprise social computing
* Approaches to make Confluence deployments social
The event provides best practices, end-user case studies and industry sharing – factors necessary for you to maximize your gains in the long run.
We will be discussing open- and closed-loop prepaid opportunities and addressing the challenges in both segments. We have also expanded the content to include:
• Mobile Payment Convergence.
• Innovative Card Program Design.
• Global Case Studies.
IQPC prides this event as a content-rich learning opportunity. Its true value lies within the unique platform it offers participants: interactive panel discussions, topic-focused roundtables and peer networking
sessions.
Defrag Keynote: Social Computing and the Enterprise-Bridging the GapMark Koenig
Slides for Keynote Address at Defrag Conference, Denver CO. November 3, 2008.
Before citing, please review Saugatuck's Citation Policy at http://www.saugatech.com/citationpolicy.htm
Here is the PDF of Tom Tague's keynote presentation for SemTech. He spoke on the six key categories of innovation and/or entrepreneurial effort we have seen related to OpenCalais, and shared his take on which ones represented the best business opportunities going forward. Here is the corresponding video: http://www.semanticuniverse.com/semtech-keynote-big-picture-how-semantic-technologies-introduce-new-paradigm-interaction.html
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Further information on the now-released IREU is available via www.internetretailing.net/ireu
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- the battle for businesses is to get the maximal share of (qualified, appropriate, profitable) attention.
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– enriched
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– actionable
– mashed
– semantic
– autonomous &
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Two trends come together:
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- the complete picture is both 'in the network', modal and contextual
- this openness and exchange at a data level also requires new business approaches
- the battle for businesses is to get the maximal share of (qualified, appropriate, profitable) attention.
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•This is the first mobile music portal with intelligence in the
market.
Evolution of Collaborative Content Management
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They have to do all this at less cost.
The enterprise hasn't kept up with advances in collaboration - most still uses a shared drive + MS Office + Email.
Most knowledge workers:
- can't find documents
- can't find the right version of documents
- find it easier to search for competitors' info than their own company's info
- have lots more noise than signal
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● Total Cost of Ownership
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3. • Beyond 20th
Century Marketing
• Elastic Walls? What
walls?
• Data: meta, micro
and moving.
• APML
• The network effect:
place and power.
• FODM
“Meta”
The Future of Digital Marketing: London, June 2008
www.ianjindal.com
9. • Data evolution
– accurate
– enriched
– meta
– actionable
– mashed
– semantic
– autonomous &
predictive
Small revolution - data
10. • Segmentation
and metadata for
increased
relevance.
• “Behaviour” is
useful metadata -
if you can capture
it - ‘ignore ratio’?
• Capture offline as
well as online -
warranties...
Metadata
11. • Turning metadata
into a new service
• Linking to
commerce
Metadata - new services
15. • In action...
• Google - hCard
format added to
Search results.
• One click to add
the result to your
address book.
• Could do the
same with
calendar items, or
recommentations
Microformats
20. • Attention XML
• What you look at,
do, note, store,
act upon..
• eg Amazon profile
• Particls
• Impact on
LinkedIn?
Recommend-
ations?
• Passive
preferences can
be made active
(eg watch/hunt/
price lists and
preferences).
APML - In action
21. • XML
• Mashed and
changed like
other feeds and
sources
• Some level of
pre-processing
and ‘semantic’
structure...
• Tastebroker.org
Show me some APML!
26. • BBC Topics [Beta]
• Thematic, topical
structure on
granular
information
• A ‘collection’, or
categorisation -
no new or
distilled ‘meaning’
Meaning - by arrangement, collection
27. • BBC Topics [Beta]
• Thematic, topical
structure on
granular
information
• A ‘collection’, or
categorisation -
no new or
distilled ‘meaning’
Meaning - by arrangement, collection
28. • How tall is Ian
Jindal?
• Is Madonna
Married?
• Is Everest higher
than Kilimanjaro?
Meaning
29. • GTD approach,
based on
‘contexts’
• iPhone “knows”
some of your
contexts (eg near
grocery store)
• TomTom...
• Data + exchange
+ preference +
processing...
Meaning and location leading to action...