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Cisco Collaboration Services is offering an exciting new service called Organizational Network Analysis (ONA), which we’ve developed to help companies give meaning to that massive amount of data generated by email, instant messaging, web conferencing, TelePresence, and other collaborative tools. ONA quantifies how people use these social tools to predict how creative, innovative, and productive they are within the teams they work. Of course, com…
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Tags: Cisco Collaboration Services, collaboration, Collaborative Innovation Network (COIN), data in motion, MIT's Sloan School of Management, ONA, Peter Gloor
Key to the development of effective public sector strategies for resilience, innovation, and productivity is the ability to navigate at unprecedented scale and speed, complex and distributed communities (networks) of information, people, and things. By tapping the power of these networks, communities can effectively share ideas, expertise, and knowledge, encouraging richer levels of participation. Smart City development and services through part…
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Tags: #lonconf, Cisco, cloud services, IBSG, infrastructure, London Policy Conference, network, S+CC, Smart City, Smart+Connected Communities, urban services, urban sustainability
Last week I spoke with Louis Zacharilla and Robert Bell co-founders of the Intelligent Community Forum (ICF ). They were both very busy getting ready to announce the Intelligent Community of the Year at the Building the Broadband Economy summit in New York City June 6-8. Each year, ICF presents an awards program for Intelligent Communities and the public-sector and private-sector partners who contribute to them. This year the 2012 Revolution…
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Tags: broadband, Connected Government, innovation, intelligent community, network platform
In sports, when looking at the record books we often find that most of the records are held by current players. In most cases this get attributed to the fact that the games change over time and certain elements are emphasized over others. Maybe it’s passing over running in football, home runs instead of stolen bases in baseball, or dunks over jump shots in basketball. Whatever it is, we eventually accept that the new approach to the game i…
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Tags: Beta, Cloud Computing, Failure, innovation, NetFlix, Pace of Change
Innovation is alive and well in education. You don’t have to look far to find teachers using technology to personalize teaching and learning in their classrooms. There are also many outstanding examples of schools of distinction that have integrated technology into curriculum and instruction. However, there are precious few examples of school districts that are systemically employing technology as a foundational strategy to improve student achie…
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Tags: 1to1, edtech, education, innovation, mobile learning
