Management
Tony Bosma, 11 Mar 2010 - 7:46 - more »
It is one of the most 'loved' products..it is our mobile phone. But do we know which organization is behind the product? Trendwatching asks the consumer.
Jörgen Sandig, 24 Nov 2009 - 11:30 - more »
Paul Greenberg presented on Social CRM at the Dutch annual CRM award. I like to share the key note speech of Paul Greenberg. He presented very interesting cases of Karmaloop, Procter & Gamble and KLM on the impact of social CRM to their business. A fantastic speech!
Tony Bosma, 11 Aug 2009 - 8:03 - more »
Paul Isakson became also famous because of his great presentation on Slideshare about the future of Marketing. Now he published a new version of this presentation on Slideshare. Again great stuff!
What will the future be of the pricing model? Chris Anderson talks about this in his new book Free: The Future of a Radical Price. In the included clip he gives alredy some inspiring insights.
Finally it is here: the Linked-In group of Extend Limits. After putting a lot of effort in the new design and realisation of the new Extend Limits we will now focus us on more content and discussion about future developments. So join the Extend Limits Linked-In group! And help us shape the world of tomorrow.
In this interview we see Dennis Bly, manager at the IBM Austin Innovation Center. Interesting to hear how IBM manages innovation and gives meaning to their strategy "Building a Smarter Planet".
Already we posted more about the book of Don Tapscott Grown Up Digital. Don Tapscott envisions a real new world where generation next will work and think digital.
Razorfish, a digital marketing agency (and part of Microsoft, who knew?), released their Digital Outlook Report 2009.
In times like these we can use some fresh thinking.
What are the latest trends in design?
Now more than ever it seems appropriate to have an online social strategy.
What will the future of marketing be? I believe totally different and also Graham Brown thinks so.
Today on Extend Limits we present Henry Mintzberg's vision on the future of management and organizations. He states: the influence of share holders is to big on CEO’s and that this should change.
