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Trends in the Living Networks
MAY 31, 2007
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Trends in the Living Networks
OCTOBER 14, 2007
Below is the Extinction Timeline created jointly by What’s Next and Future Exploration Network – click on the image for the detailed timeline as a pdf (1.2MB). For the most current insights and trends in the living networks, follow @rossdawson on Twitter! Also see Richard Watson’s blog post on the extinction timeline.
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CTOvision
FEBRUARY 13, 2014
Have you ever wondered if the world-class technology developed by the CIA could ever be made available to the public? CIA developed lithium iodine batteries in the 1960s because certain operational missions required long-lasting batteries of various shapes and sizes. The CIA and You: CIA’s Contributions to Modern Technology.
Trends in the Living Networks
APRIL 5, 2013
and Google are doing in the space, the article continues: As Yahoo and Google see it, serendipity is largely a byproduct of social networks. was that employees who ate at cafeteria tables designed for 12 were more productive than those at tables for four, thanks to more chance conversations and larger social networks.
Trends in the Living Networks
AUGUST 27, 2007
In a world in which the pace of developments and amount of information available in any given domain is soaring out of sight, it’s a very valid question. And those decisions need to be based on having a better insight than your competitors into how your business environment is developing. Develop your reading and note-taking skills.
Trends in the Living Networks
MARCH 27, 2011
While I closely followed the social networking space at the time, I didn’t join many. When I was writing Living Networks in 2002 there were no true social networking applications in existence. As it happens this model closer to LinkedIn than any of the other major social networking platforms of today.
Trends in the Living Networks
JULY 21, 2010
I just caught up with my neighbor and fellow futurist Mark Pesce , who over a coffee at our local briefed me on his new project Plexus, which he publicly announced at his recent keynote at Pycon Australia, for Python developers. The idea of an open, distributed social network is something I’ve considered and hoped for for many years.
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