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Social Capitalism and The Culture of Data

by Dan Robles

Social media has also shown us what happens when the good data becomes the important information, which increases knowledge among the most people leading to increasingly effective innovation and changing the conventional wisdom about an increasing diversity of subjects. Social Capitalism will replace Market Capitalism simply because the culture is superior.

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WIKiD Tools; A Futures Methodology

by Dan Robles

The forecasting methods that we are developing at the Ingenesist Project have become sufficiently vetted and organized that I have decided to formalize them for review by others. The “WIKiD Tools” method is fairly simple to describe and demonstrate, but be assured, it is a powerful method for predicting futures outcomes.

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Let’s Argue About the Definition of Productivity Instead

by Dan Robles

Many arguments rage because of poor definitions to terms. If people cannot agree on a definition, they will not agree on much else. A definition should be definitive – here I will tackle 5 of the most elusive definitions that are at the center of much, if not all, global controversy: Data, Information, knowledge, innovation, wisdom

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The Wisdom of Wisdom

by Dan Robles

Obviously data are related to information and information is related to knowledge and knowledge is related to innovation and innovation is related to wisdom (whew!). But how are they related? What few people realize is that if you take out any of these components, the whole relationship falls apart.
data > information > knowledge > [...]

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Treating the consequences, not the symptoms?

by Dan Robles

Problems are often so complex and so integrated across the globe that no single person can accumulate in a lifetime the experience needed to manage effectively. Actions without wisdom have unintended consequences for yet unknown victims.

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The Second Impression of Social Media

by Dan Robles

As we move away from the ROI valuation model for social media and adopt a more dynamic ‘options’ analysis, a different picture emerges. The next economic paradigm will emerge as a function of people exercising their options.

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The New Economic Paradigm; Part 6: The Business Plan

by Dan Robles

The business plan of the innovation economy is very simple; it starts with the single transaction between two people. The lender provides information and the borrower combines the information with their existing knowledge to create more knowledge.

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Who Owns Your Content?

by Dan Robles

The epiphany:
Something very interesting happened when Facebook changed their terms of service.   People who use the Facebook platform (for free) organized themselves using the (free) platform to threaten the core validity of the same (free) platform.  This could not happen in any other industry.
Saving face?
Ownership is largely characterized by the ability of one party [...]

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Web 3.0; An Elephant Never Forgets

by Dan Robles

The opportunity for America reminds me of the elephant that is convinced since birth that the slender rope tying him to the fence post is stronger than he.  When the elephant grows up, he still believes the rope is stronger even though the elephant now has gained the strength to pull the whole building down.  [...]

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Social Enterprise; The Vetting Mechanism; #1

by Dan Robles

I read many articles with rants like “all this social network stuff is cool – but show us the money”.  Innovation Economics offers a way to see new markets and new businesses that are currently hidden by “the old way” of doing things.   This article is part of a series called ‘Business Plans of [...]

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