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Innovation, Design & Serious Games Exchange 2009, San Francisco
Innovation Games. Design Games. Serious Games. Date: Friday, June 26, 2009 Time: 9 am – 5 pm Place: Dogpatch Studios, 991 Tennessee Street, San Francisco, CA Cost: $50 per person. REGISTER HERE Capacity: up to 150 individuals with experience sponsoring, designing or facilitating Innovation Games, Design Games, Serious Games or related activities. Tag your tweets as #idsge If you are interested in how [...]
Continue reading...Prioritization and the Connected Leader
15. May 2009, by Luke Hohmann
Project portfolio prioritization is a tough job. Even when times are good, you can’t undertake every project. When times are bad, you not only have to take on fewer new projects, you have to revaluate your portfolio and stop ongoing projects. Stopping projects, in turn, is a part of common sense portfolio management. Whether you practice [...]
Continue reading...Innovation Through Serious Gaming
8. December 2008, by admin
I came across this very informative video in Business Week’s Voices Of Innovation Series on Using Games For Business - How Game Play Can Shape The Future. In the video, Jane McGonigal, Director of Game Research and Development at the Institute For The Future, covers key questions that are relevant to businesses interested in Serious Gaming [...]
Continue reading...Ideas on Innovating during a downturn
23. November 2008, by Sachin Saxena
Over the last few months, I had noticed a growing trend amongst C-levels at companies, covers of magazines such as BusinessWeek, Time, Fortune cover the topic of innovation, but that was a few months ago. September 2009 seems to have put a damper on some of these well meaning and well laid-out plans to create [...]
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16. June 2009, by Luke Hohmann
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