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Gamification, Dashboards, Search and Enterprise Failure

Post by: Sigurd Rinde

Ooh, I love a good disagreement, and when my friend JP Rangaswami who's views I respect highly, writes a post that I heartily disagrees with I'm tickled pink!

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Unproductivity

How much time in businesses is spent fulfilling unproductive corporate practices that add little value? I'd guess it's a lot. And I'm guessing you think the same.

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Elegant Organisations? Daily Simplicity? Fugetaboutit!

by: Sigurd Rinde

"Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem"

Occam's razor keeps it simple - "entities must not be multiplied beyond necessity". Or in short form; simple is better.

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Work Flows and Wealth Creation

by: Sigurd Rinde

Inseparable since the beginning.

Following the last post about Information, Knowledge, Wisdom and Innovation let's add one particularly interesting and dynamic object organiser, an object by itself: The Workflow. The representation of a particular sequence where value is created and wealth built.

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Do Something Instead of Doing Things to Get Something Done

by: Sigurd Rinde

What if we could shift the whole world to renewable energy sources, feed and educate all children at no extra cost nor resource use? 

What if you could double your bottom line without cutting costs?

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Rules

by: Sigurd Rinde

A flow requires a framework.

Electricity flows through lines directed by switches. No framework, then no boiled egg for breakfast.

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The Everything 2.0 Discussion - the Real Issue

by: Sigurd Rinde

Been itching to jump into the 2.0 discussion but have held back as I am a bit counter-every-theory... but why the heck not, risking much head shaking allow me a quick brain dump on one aspect of everything 2.0:

Work is a process, tasks in a sequence. Any type of process requires a framework, just like water will have to find the riverbed to become a river. No framework no process, even if the framework only resides in your head when doing the weekend chores. 

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Forget Deadlines, Increase Profit and Enjoy Life

by: Sigurd Rinde

We all take deadlines for granted. They're annoying of course, but unquestionable and untouchable.

Forget that. Deadlines are bad, foolish and in most cases basically counterproductive. And there are better ways.

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