Another inspiring video from TED.com. Very interesting point of view. Focus on the why, then how and last what you do or create:
Posts Tagged ‘innovation’
Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action
Posted: 13th May 2010 by Ids in creativity, innovationTags: innovation, TED
Got Google Wave invite
Posted: 9th December 2009 by Ids in innovationTags: google, google innovation, innovation, Wave
Yes, finally! just scored a Google Wave preview invite, from a colleague at work. I just have to find some time to experiment with it ASAP. I’m very curious about the possibilities and hope to also try out the iPhone app. Hopefully Google or someone else will make it possible to run a Wave server [...]
The Long Tail in Digital economics
Posted: 15th March 2008 by Ids in UncategorizedTags: digital economcs, free, innovation, the long tail
In the digital age with dropping costs for inventory storage and distribution, the traditional economy is (partially) transformed to a new economy where products which are part of the Long Tail suddenly become available almost for free. The articles linked to (from Wired magazine) for the most part refer to entertainment industry products like music, [...]
Thanks to David Ascher I rediscovered TED, with just amazing stuff like this acrobatic dance “Symbiotic“. While I have seen the site before, for example with the famous demo of multi touch displays from Perceptive Pixel by Jeff Han, it is just fun to watch videos and find intriguing ideas.
History and architecture of Youtube.com
Posted: 10th August 2007 by Ids in pythonTags: architecture, infrastructure, innovation, python, scalability, video
Nice talk by Cuong Do about the history of developing a scalable architecture at Youtube.com. Proves again that you can do a lot with a few good men ™ and python.