I’m currently pondering future focused R&D opportunities. If you’d like to discuss how I could help your strategic research, creative development and innovation towards twenty-first-century economics (and an inter-dependent ecology), please do say hello. Below is what I’m reading: —- Jenny Uglow – The Lunar Men Andrew Mawson – The Social Entrepreneur Ken Robinson – [...]
Tag Archives: development
Research & Development: Things I am pondering
Remapping the principles of industry and government: ‘twenty-first-century economics, social ecology, value cycles and information legacy’ (Monetization, hierarchy, distribution, curation, policy, responsibility, ethics (Ethonomics), measurement, value… privacy vs net neutrality? value chain vs value cycle? competitive advantage vs constructive advantage ‘socio-efficiency’?) – Renaissance of social participation: ‘Agri-culture of insight’ (Participation, human enterprise and social currency [...]
A Creative Business Economy:
What does the future hold for Kent?
Inserted Update 29/01/2011: The written post and comments below were published 17/11/2010 and formed my very direct expression of interest to get involved in the re-development of the Kent Creative Business Economy (towards making it fit for future purpose and twenty-first-century enterprise). On 17/01/2010, at the request of Media Tree’s Economic Development team, I presented [...]
Dear Tuttle.101 Medway/Kent Community
Photo: Tuttle.101 at The Deaf Cat Coffee Bar (Rochester) Original photo taken and licensed by @fellowcreative – A few announcements/questions if I may please:– Running since October 2009, with 7 monthly Tuttle’s now under our belt, and a host of community tweets and opinions about local government initiatives it appears that our enthusiastic community of [...]
Perpetual BETA: this sites 2010 to-do list
This site launched in May 2009, it has so far received a total of 21,695 views (according to WordPress Blog Stats 12/12/09) but due to client commitments and other projects its not yet finished, but it launched as it means to continue, in a state of perpetual BETA and creative development. Below is the remaining [...]
