The last couple of weeks I have been aroused with many ideas and reflections on Personal Digital Assets and on Digital Assets in general. The journey started some weeks ago with my prezi talk at TEDxNewWallStreet and included my participation to the WEF “tiger team” on Personal Data, where a group of 30 experts are [...]
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The Programmable Me: we are all nodes in the grid
Posted in 3D, Augmented Reality, Books, Corporate Values, Generation-M, global brain, Identity, Innotribe, Innovation, Money, Personal Values, Robots, Semantic Web, Transhumanism, User Interface, WebTrends, Worldviews on April 10, 2012 | 3 Comments »
Digital Identity Tour Part-3: Personal Data “something”
Posted in Banks, Cloud, global brain, Identity, Innotribe, Innovation, Personal Values, WebTrends on December 12, 2010 | 5 Comments »
This post is a third in a series on personal digital identity. Part-1 “The unpolished diamond was published here in August 2010 and Part-2 ‘The Digital Identity Tuner” was published here in September 2010. Today’s post is not reporting about the tour we did in June 2010, but rather some reflections based on a number [...]
Digital Identity Tour Part-2: Digital Identity Tuner 7.0
Posted in Books, Cloud, global brain, Identity, Privacy, Semantic Web, Think Tank, User Interface, Virtual world, WebTrends, Worldviews on September 25, 2010 | 3 Comments »
This blog post is Part-2 of a series that started as the ongoing thinking after our Digital Identity Tour in June 2010. In Part-1, I developed the idea of the Unpolished Diamond. Today, I will entertain you on the concept of a Digital Identity Tuner, which in its own is also a further evolution of [...]
Recorded Future
Posted in global brain, Identity, Innovation, Privacy, Semantic Web, User Interface, WebTrends on August 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Check out this interesting company Recorded Future. This is very relevant to my upcoming post on Digital Identity Tuner 7.0 Start thinking of this metaphor when looking at your digital footprint.
Innotribe at Sibos 2010: Smart Data
Posted in Banks, global brain, Innotribe, Innovation, Semantic Web, WebTrends on August 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Cross-posted on Swiftcommunity.net Imagine understanding thousands of data-sources in real-time and do market correlations; or leveraging deep unstructured data analytics in order to derive financial intelligence from unstructured data; and render all of this rich information to your users in rich user interfaces such as iPhone/iPAD or even gesture based user interfaces to [...]
Techonomy: a new philosophy of progress
Posted in Cloud, Corporate Values, Education, global brain, Innovation, Leading by Being, Personal Values, Singularity, Techonomy, Transhumanism, Worldviews on August 8, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Last week, I had the privilege to attend the first edition of Techonomy, a fantastic new conference blurring technology and economy with an optimistic balance that technology in its broadest sense (not only IT, but also gnome sequencing, bio-fuels, big history, etc) can be the driving force for a better world. First enjoy the announcing [...]
The Value of Your Social Graph
Posted in Cloud, global brain, Identity, Personal Values, Privacy, Think Tank, Transhumanism on July 24, 2010 | 4 Comments »
If you have the time, please watch this presentation" How not to be seen” by futurist Mark Pesce. I mentioned it already yesterday in my post “The DJ with the Brainwave Helmet”, but now I took the time to watch the +/- 1 hour presentation. Do it It profoundly explains what’s going on [...]
The DJ with the Brainwave Helmet
Posted in Augmented Reality, Generation-M, global brain, Identity, Mobile, Robots, Singularity, Think Tank, User Interface, Virtual world on July 23, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Found this TED 2010 video via Kurt Vega’s tweets. From the TED site: “Tan Le’s astonishing new computer interface reads its user’s brainwaves, making it possible to control virtual objects, and even physical electronics, with mere thoughts (and a little concentration). She demos the headset, and talks about its far-reaching applications.” Out-of-the-box support for facial [...]
You have to be somebody before you can share yourself
Posted in Books, Corporate Values, Crowdsourcing, global brain, Identity, Personal Values, Singularity, Think Tank, Transhumanism, Worldviews on July 18, 2010 | 2 Comments »
It’s holiday time, and I have reduced significantly my blogging, reading RSS feeds, tweeting, mailing, etc Time for hanging around, some biking, some good food, and… a good book. If you want to follow what I am reading, check-out my page on Goodreads. For me, a good book is one that leaves you puzzled, that [...]
Intelligence Multipliers
Posted in Corporate Values, global brain, HR, Innotribe, Innovation, Personal Values on July 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Great book Multipliers: How the Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter. Summary here. Multipliers are Talent Magnets: They look beyond their own capabilities to see the deep capabilities —or genius—of others. And then they utilize people at their highest point of contribution. Multipliers are Liberators: They eradicate stress and fear from their organization and instead [...]
