innovation

Social Media, innovation
Social Collider - visualizing Twitter connections and conversations
03.20.09 | Dina | Permalink | Comment?

This is a pretty fantastic visualization connecting your conversations on Twitter. From Google’s recently launched Chrome Experiments, which showcases JavaScript intensive games, apps, and visualizations. I did some runs on some keywords and its pretty amazing. Here’s a screenshot of visualizations of the connections and cross-connections between tweeters I (@dina) have had conversations with in [...]
Social Computing, innovation
Interesting things - Taglets
01.15.09 | Dina | Permalink | 1 Comment

I’ve spent the morning playing with Taglets - which is very cool and has the potential to be quite revolutionary as it’s offering up an open platform and API for developers. It seems like reverse Twitter in some ways - I create or follow tags that are really keywords of interest to me, and [...]
Participatory Media, Social Media, innovation
Phweet - Sweet!
07.30.08 | Dina | Permalink | 2 Comments

I was on the first Phweet call! Voice call over Twitter and with many folks at one time. Conversation contained within a URL. Really worth staying up late to actually experience it. It was fantastic - 7 of us from 3 different continents all chatting as if we were in the same room. A PhweetParty!

If [...]
Indian Culture, Market Insights, Mobile, innovation
Mobile Phones, Emerging Markets and Stuart Henshall
05.13.08 | Dina | Permalink | 5 Comments

Stuart’s becoming quite the expert on mobility in urban India!! He was here end-April for a little over a week and we did a lot of learning around the mobile phone space in Mumbai. Next time, small towns too!! Its really cool to see how he can really get to some deep [...]
Ethnography, Frameworks & Models, Indian Culture, Knowledge, innovation
Learning to be … through Learning Journeys
02.01.08 | Dina | Permalink | 3 Comments

Mahatma Gandhi once said: “We must be the change we wish to see in the world.”
My recent experience with the Learning Journey we organised for Clients actually reinforced to me that given the right balance of content with experiential immersions and a focus on ‘how’ learning would take place, learning-to-be can begin even with [...]
Ethnography, Frameworks & Models, Indian Culture, Knowledge, Market Insights, innovation
My week on a Learning Journey
01.14.08 | Dina | Permalink | 3 Comments

I am just back from a week-long Learning Journey my colleague Shubhangi and I organised for a group of 10 very senior health-care professionals from the US who are on a Futures Task Force … it was intensive, immersive and really very rewarding. It’s been a Learning Journey for all of us - we formed [...]
Enterprise 2.0, Knowledge, Social Computing, innovation
Information Flows: Enterprise 2.0
10.07.07 | Dina | Permalink | Comment?

Olivier at Headshift has a good post titled “Enterprise 2.0″ Performance: Exploitation or Exploration?” Reminds me of a post I had done way back in 2004 called Revisiting Knowledge Management - Presence, Communication, Collaboration = FLOW. And that was pre-Twitter, pre-Facebook, pre-so-many-new-web-2.0-tools. How amazing it would be if we could turn [...]