tweets by maryadamsica 05/09

October 8, 2009 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment 

  1. Blame your problems on your subordinates? Ignores the fact that intellectual capital is rooted in people http://bit.ly/PuiFy #IC

  2. Michael Porter thinks Mass. needs to think about mid-level jobs. I think this is a national problem. High end not enough http://bit.ly/FALx9

  3. IP aggregation is a growing biz model. Feels like bottom fishing. Does it really create value? http://bit.ly/uSMyk #IC

  4. Michael Horn shares that on-line learning growing very fast! http://bit.ly/INkh6

  5. Check out my new Google profile http://www.google.com/profi…

  6. Follow up to earlier post on Back of the Napkin: comment from 5/29 about graphic facilitation–powerful communication http://bit.ly/2rMF9

  7. All my tweets last night were from the Hult/IXL Sustainability Innovation Forum 2009 http://bit.ly/C4TKe. Slides are not up yet but will be.

  8. Ideas of single changes that could create sustainability: program mgmt in states, not Feds. Govt when buying, environmental should be factor

  9. Schindler: SBA went bankrupt in dot-com bust. 100 firms went out of business and left a big gap in early stage. ARPA-E is a return to this.

  10. Comment from a Dutch participant–does government money drive out innovation? Schindler says govt good at basic research and education.

  11. LEED was a way to circumvent the codes. Create market force for innovative solutions. To force a tipping point.

  12. Pedini: the standards for construction is established materials and low cost–how to take a holistic view of full footprint of a project.

  13. Jennifer Dolin: incandescent light bulbs will be phased out by 2014. For Osram Sylvania the question is where to invest…

  14. Schindler thought. state environmental authorities would be allies. All systems resist change.

  15. Yvonne Davis: need econ model, ecological, social, and cultural. She advocates holistic solution.

  16. LEED is open source and transparent. HULT presented case on BofA tower in NYC. Potable water plant. Big use of natural light.

  17. Pedini’s story is about just thinking in a different way. It’s like people just gave themselves permission to think.

  18. Pedini is talking about precycling–using temporary construction components to build other things. Highways to public housing.

  19. Pedini had other slabs left and built another building in Lincoln. There is more material sitting in Boston. Built pier Boston Long Island

  20. Pedini: heavy construction can have up to 80 pct waste. He showed how he used waste from Boston’s big dig to build a house in Lexington MA

  21. Axion makes pilings and i-beams using recycled plastics. He hasn’t said whether they will also be recyclable.

  22. Hult session on construction sustainability. Paul Pedini from Cashman and Marc Green from Axion. Axion recycles plastics into constructn mat

  23. Other SAIL inv: kokam, cleantech, waterhealth. Cleantech biz is thought leadership–interesting use of intellectual capital

  24. Schindlers firm SAIL invests in conservation. These fixes usually pay for themselves. Investments: iceenergy, flexenergy, extreme power

  25. Schindler: Clean tech is still underfunded. McKinseysays innovation has to come 3x faster than in industrial revolution.

  26. Schindler: 2005 energy use increase 65 pct. 2,3 of hospitalizations outside US from water based illness. Big challenges for agriculture.

  27. Schindler quoted Toynbee–civilizations are created by challenges that almost destroy them. 3 areas: water, energy, sustainability

  28. I’m at Hult IXL Sustainability Conference. Walter Schindler keynote. He was also investor in one of my clients.

  29. Lots more talk about diet being a factor in global sustainability. I still can’t imagine going vegan…http://bit.ly/uyuXX

  30. I loved Back of the Napkin by Dan Roam. Just re-discovered his blog. Learn how to draw as a communications tool. http://bit.ly/6PjtP

  31. One thing that stuck from Larry Page’s Michigan commencement speech, “Find the leverage in the world and be truly lazy.” http://bit.ly/5lrBb

  32. Follow up to 26% of workers freelancing: Boston Bus Journl says demand for temps down 34% in 2009. Hidden unemployment? http://bit.ly/VL6Xs

  33. The Week says that freelancers account for 25% of the working population. Why isn’t this getting more attention? http://bit.ly/10OIAm

  34. Great story on having open pay scales in a company from Fog Creek software http://bit.ly/GcdKY

  35. Tomorrow the media will report on value created from conversations that have been vetted and transformed into innovation http://bit.ly/1PLeb

  36. Thanks to Bill Taylor http://bit.ly/DAfmO for link to New Yorker article on companies grew in the Great Depression http://bit.ly/fno6T

  37. Hubspot’s follow up to Globe 100 http://bit.ly/KE5nV The companies ranked by search engine authority http://bit.ly/SZHmc

  38. Has anyone used Google’s Chrome browser yet? David Gurteen recommends it here http://bit.ly/gWQ85

  39. Dan Ariely (Predictably Irrational) the farther you get from actually touching money (eg Wall St), the easier to cheat http://bit.ly/1SEhI

  40. Just used (800) CLEANUP for info on recycling eyeglasses but it sounds like they will help you with recycling info for just about anything.

  41. British scandal started when American journalist requested info. We need journalists. They need new biz model. http://bit.ly/86stz

  42. RT @MarkClayson: Convert PowerPoint to video (SWF - Flash movie format) http://tinyurl.com/qb7sfh

  43. Heard of Arduino http://arduino.cc? Open Source gadget has been used to make all kinds of things http://bit.ly/7X42p What’s next for OS?

  44. David Brooks in praise of dull, hard-working CEO’s http://bit.ly/1CrYK. Am trying to reconcile w/ mgmt as orchestration http://bit.ly/SWFSX

  45. Thanks to Stephen Spriegel for this. Google’s high profit per employee is a dangerous metric–too easy to manipulate http://bit.ly/13ukEU

  46. How to brand and position New England as an innovative hub? http://bit.ly/gmMGP

  47. Here’s a conversation to watch: Scott Kirsner’s What’s Next in Tech http://bit.ly/1iAh05. Add your thoughts with hashtag #whatsnext09

  48. New blog post: Simple but Powerful Ways to Generate Ideas and Track Satisfaction http://bit.ly/ZCQ70

  49. New blog post: Innovation in Health Care http://bit.ly/ZmJqN

  50. Thanks to Paul Ritchie at Cross Derry http://bit.ly/ie2j7 for link to the 26 Best Project Management Blogs http://bit.ly/5PtGl

  51. Jackie Hutter: patents should cover the benefit to the consumer, not the invention itself. I like it but is it possible? http://bit.ly/MjcEt

  52. Richard Florida at Creative Class: Toronto shows that diversity works. Safer and more liveable than US cities. http://bit.ly/bKByU
  53. Michael Wells at Creative Class: work more important than smarts. Corporate equivalent: IC from hard work, not just luck http://bit.ly/AhMF0

  54. Just read about Free Range Kids. Author’s blog: http://bit.ly/8Pp6I. She’s right. Stop listening to the news. Let kids learn independence.

  55. Duct Tape Marketing’s guide to “Twitter for Business” http://bit.ly/taRj9

  56. RT @tweetmeme http://bit.ly/jfKuJ

  57. Great post on using NetVibes to create your own social media dashboard (thanks to Duct Tape Marketing for pointing here) http://bit.ly/xhzm7

  58. Grant Thornton is sponsoring webinar series called “Navigating uncertainty: Patent values and the evolving IP market” http://bit.ly/y6Y8T

  59. I had heard about Prezi http://prezi.com/ but Haque’s presentation http://www.vimeo.com/4364126 was the first one I saw in action.

  60. I’m watching Umair Haque talk about new ways to look at economics and innovation http://www.vimeo.com/4364126. Don’t miss this one.

  61. Another thing I learned yesterday: that the anchor text for links in blogs/websites should be descriptive–I have always said “find it here”

  62. Patel: Emerging trends: 1 available anywhere anytime 2underserved segments 3 sustainable and green 4trust and trsactions. #imcne

  63. Patel: The technology of iPod was not invented by Apple. They just combined pieces in new ways. Winning innovations don’t have no. 2 #imcne

  64. Patel: Examples: Minute Clinic at CVS. Enterprise rentals. Will Zipcar disrupt Enterprise? #imcne

  65. Patel: principles of innovation breakthroughs: emerging trend, powerful business models, basic human needs, combine capbilities #imcne

  66. Patel: Categories of innovation: business model, production, offering, delivery, experience. Def: new value in new ways. #imcne

  67. Patel: Innovative companies listen better. To suppliers, to customers. Innovators get better investments, partners, brands, employees #imcne

  68. Patel: His group just finished a book with 101 innovations–2 page story for each. Innovation plays a big role in intangible value

  69. Patel: Hult was originally the Arthur D. Little School of Management. Innovation is everywhere now. Not just US or EU. #imcne

  70. Spira: Resources www.executiveplanet.com , When Cultures Collide, Doing Business Internationally; Kiss, Bow, Shake Hands; Global Consultant

  71. Spira: Her main sphere is SAP global implementation. Other models are to build a focussed market in a region. #imcne

  72. Spira: Good way to get global work is through a larger US-based company. Bottom line for many customers: I know you and trust you #imcne
  73. Spira: Trends internationally growth of biotech, green supply chain. Do not confuse Europe and EU. She sells her personal brand. #imcne

  74. Spira: Challenge of global is bridging local, regional, national, int’l interests. BRIC: Brazil, Russia, India, China. #imcne

  75. Olivieri: Book of lists going to go on line as a service. Also, what you think is interesting is not what our reporters will think is int

  76. Olivieri: Right now content has close to no value. Pendulum will swing and content will come to have more value. But no wayto plan #imcne

  77. Olivieri: We are making a lot of small bets. Can leverage across broad platform with all the titles across the country.

  78. Olivieri: BBJ/MHT have more email than print subscribers. Deliver daily news so have to compete with print editn. 29% MHT rev online #imcne

  79. Olivieri: Social networking is a new publishing platform. Blogging for money won’t work. Cost per lead is growing ad approach #imcne

  80. Olivieri: so much media, we spend too much time finding what you want.Micro marketing easier than mass marketing. Product placement #imcne

  81. Olivieri: Although we spend more time with media, there is less time with each medium. Classifieds were the main source of revenue. #imcne

  82. Olivieri: Now consumers can choose. We consume more and more time consuming media.yet newpapers and TV are falling through the floor #imcne

  83. Olivieri: early in TV and radio, lines between media and advertisers were blurred. Cable brought instant access. Think ESPN and CNN #imcne

  84. Presentations from the conference will be on the site at www.imcne.org #imcne

  85. Bachman: process to go green: audit (incl stakeholders),envision, goals, strategies,execution,monitor, callibrate. Engagement key. #imcne

  86. Bachman: benefits of green: increased efficiency, increased morale, decreased cost #imcne

  87. Bachman: stages of green strategy: do no harn, do well by doing good, proactive green strategy. React to yesterday, today, tomorrow #imcne

  88. Bachman: attriutes of green business: resource use, customer focus,sustainable procurement,worker-centric,engage stakeholders, new values

  89. Bachman: Implications to business: increased costs,fewer raw materials, increased risks: regulatory,customer demand, competitor #imcne

  90. Bachman: green drivers: population growth,energy demand,climate change,natural resource depletion. US oil imports spiked from 1980’s #imcne

  91. Bachman: His new book is Green Business. Even in recession, sales of green products holding their own AT&T IBM, Disney all focussing #imcne

  92. Whalen: www.highrankings.com/newsle… also www.highrankings.com/forum. #imcne
    1. Whalen: thank you and landing pages should be set up as a goal for tracking. Funnel pages are sequences of pages to watch conversion #imcne

    2. Whalen: Don’t focus on rankings–right keywords imp too. Use Google analytics then do something about it. #imcne

    3. Whalen: Use good anchor text for links. This is a mistake I’ve been making. I often use read here rather than having meaning #imcne

    4. Whalen: Important: keyword research,title tags,words on the page,anchor text,popularity. Google keyword tool good. Titletag 10-12 wrd #imcne

    5. Whalen: relying exclusively on free search is dangerous. Google giveth and Google taketh away #imcne

    6. Whalen: Outdated: meta tags, keyword stuffing, SE submissions, SE deception (mult sites,doorways,link farms) work temperarily #imcne

    7. Whalen: SEO is making your website the best it can be for your site visitors and the search engines. #imcne

    8. Schultz: 3 Ramp up your brand. Recognize, articulate, memorize, prefer–show value and resonate. 4 Get it done #imcne

    9. Schultz: Berea College wants to be harder to turn down than Harvard. Examples: Accenture’s Tiger Woods ads, !ain’s Profit Hunt #imcne

    10. Schultz:2 Resonate’ differentiate’ substantiate. Only 8% of customers think consulting experience excellent. 28% mgmt clients loyall #imcne

    11. Schultz: Brand makes a difference. Referrals used to be sufficient. Personal recognition important. Brand leaders make 20% more #imcne

    12. All content from the conference will be recorded. Special pricing on line at www.conferencemediagroup.com

    13. Just explained Twitter. Many consultants still not familiar with it. #imcne

    14. IMC consulting conference tomorrow. Will post starting with speaker last name. See schedule for full details http://bit.ly/pooDO

    15. Just closed out my international plan after my trip. Verizon charged me less than $2 per day for unlimited internet access. Good stuff.

    16. Boston Globe: more women in power lead to better profits & stock price http://bit.ly/PbNUb. My view: root is diversity & feminine influence

    17. Conde Nast pulling plug on Portfolio. Too bad. One of the best magazines I have been reading lately.

    18. Just found great summary of approaches for valuation of intangible assets from Karl-Erik Sveiby http://bit.ly/iraKk

    19. Here’s the link to the European Conference on Intellectual Capital http://bit.ly/7cMJn. Watch my blog http://bit.ly/fsrEG for info on talks

    20. Was at European Conference on Intellectual Capital last week. Realized I should be twittering. Will start with IMCNE meeting on Tuesday

tweets by maryadamsica 06-08/09

October 8, 2009 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment 

  1. A practical review of what kinds of food we can and cannot grow locally in New England http://bit.ly/qsEAq

  2. One thing that I hope people remember about Ted Kennedy is how he had friends on both sides of the aisle. We need civil discourse.

  3. Here’s another source on vertical farming (Wired article from 12/07) http://bit.ly/hUHZY

  4. Vertical farms: we haven’t had this kind of radical innovation in farming in centuries, maybe millenia. http://bit.ly/KsBPE

  5. New blog post: Intangibles Measurement IV: Indicators and Performance Management http://bit.ly/yOKNx

  6. Worst poverty and chaos in places where girls are uneducated and women marginalized. http://bit.ly/N7PJO

  7. Training in techniques or subject matter expertise? Could be about consultants, not teachers. http://bit.ly/Zzzi3

  8. @TheWarriorSage Intellectual capital isn’t just a factor of production, it is the factory of the 21st century http://bit.ly/3zEo5h

  9. Mark Haas: “In consulting, as in medicine, prescription without diagnosis is malpractice.” http://bit.ly/DByB3

  10. @helpingadhdcom Intellectual capital isn’t just a factor of production, it is the factory of the 21st century http://bit.ly/3zEo5h

  11. @alykhansatchu Larry Page explained the value of technology: to be lazy (and I guess really rich) http://bit.ly/jiM5p

  12. @dpeter One of the problems with valuing intellectual capital is invisibility. The more intangible, the more mysterious.

  13. @WebStudio13 Intellectual capital isn’t just a factor of production, it is the factory of the 21st century http://bit.ly/3zEo5h

  14. @WayneKress Intellectual capital isn’t just a factor of production, it is the factory of the 21st century http://bit.ly/3zEo5h

  15. @briantracy Intellectual capital isn’t just a factor of production, it is the factory of the 21st century http://bit.ly/3zEo5h

  16. Trying to figure out the right order for the chapters in our book–does intangibles management come before or after intangibles information?

  17. William Lazonick shows how “shareholder value” is used to justify short term thinking that does not build value jhttp://bit.ly/14ui0G

  18. @DerikMocke Intellectual capital is not just the ideas, it is the system. You can share pieces but not the whole. http://bit.ly/3zEo5h

  19. @briantracy Intellectual capital is only valuable if it is put to work in a viable business model.

  20. Dominic Basulto says that battle underway for the future of the surfable web. What does it mean for us? http://bit.ly/YL4y

  21. We call reputation the new bottom line http://bit.ly/AMs3p so this conference is interesting http://www.futureofinfluenc…

  22. @neilwilkof: how do you define IP? Traditional (patents, IP, trademarks) or more general knowledge assets? http://bit.ly/Xhsys

  23. Intellectual capital of universities is often not operationalized. Now’s the time to increase the value http://bit.ly/Oyeuo

  24. US Army giving all levels of soldiers access to wikis to rewrite its manuals. Command and control goes collaborative http://bit.ly/DM1r3

  25. It’s clear that the major value drivers for business fall into the intellectual capital buckets.

  26. Spent day with colleagues at the white board. How to demenstrate graphically the link between intellectual capital and corporate valuation.

  27. Thanks to Value News Network for link to Jack Welch–shareholder value is not the right goal http://bit.ly/1Dydj

  28. Actress in the ads against Clinton healthcare reform really supported it–life lesson. Be careful in your choices http://bit.ly/2lYeU5

  29. The importance of scientific literacy to businesspeople http://bit.ly/DByB3 #IMC

  30. DuPerrin: “Web 2.0 is not people centric, it’s platform centric.” http://bit.ly/2Egjss Just the early stages? What would the platform be?

  31. I shared the Generation M Manifesto with my teenage sons. The future is M http://bit.ly/FYtTv #umair haque #IC

  32. @peterbretscher Thanks Peter! Hope you find the intangibles performance info helpful. Love to hear if it helps you in your biz

  33. Data democracy http://bit.ly/qwzUJ why not let all your employees get a crack at what’s really happening?

  34. @marcospolanco intellectual capital is invisible here http://bit.ly/Wp2ug Need indicators but also cost and assessment data.

  35. NYT: “Industry analysts estimate that each job in a plant helps create another five to seven jobs.” http://bit.ly/ZlkWK

  36. Steel plant moves from supplying oil industry to windmills http://bit.ly/7pOqF We need more factories http://bit.ly/vRYzC

  37. Don’t miss this - Benjamin Franklin turned America into land of invention. You can do it too. http://bit.ly/K2dFy

  38. RT @jordanhatcher: just discovered patents leader board - neat site. http://bit.ly/6Ht5vhttp://b…

  39. Great overview of present condition of the economy–Bernanke in a community forum in Kansas City moderated by Jim Lehrer http://bit.ly/rHmAk

  40. Working on book today. Ch 6 Performance Measurement is the New Income Statement. Can indicators be more powerful than financials?

  41. Energy innovation from the military–dramatic gains in batteries http://bit.ly/yHpsB

  42. Nick Donofrio: “It’s more important to leverage intellectual capital than to protect intellectual property” http://bit.ly/bpnvp #IC

  43. Buffett: “It’s hard to short America in the long term” http://bit.ly/2H0LQH

  44. Great idea–don’t call them intangible assets, call them unmanaged or mismanaged–then folks will pay attention http://bit.ly/r4wmP

  45. Kuttner: The fevered activity at Goldman is a sign of lingering economic illness, not economic health http://bit.ly/WxvBw

  46. Robert Kuttner: America needs manufacturing http://bit.ly/WxvBw It is part of the knowledge economy http://bit.ly/bxZVD

  47. Will keep working on our book manuscript this week. Hard to mix it in with regular work but a relief to get it all on paper.

  48. Wal-Mart publishing info on environmental impact of products it sells. Transparency is a great starting point. http://bit.ly/gak7n

  49. My son’s friend is working at Local Motors. A 2.0 open source approach to car design and production. http://bit.ly/RoQ2B

  50. My YouTube video is up to 124 views in three days. Not epidemic yet but a little viral…http://bit.ly/YIBCK

  51. New blog post: Why Should You Model Your Intellectual Capital? http://bit.ly/34CJMY
  52. Knowledge management should become a competency of every knowledge worker, not an outsourced process http://bit.ly/IJym #IC from bit.ly

  1. @ErnieAlmonte Hope you’ll share your thoughts on the CPA firm of the future from web in reply to ErnieAlmonte

  2. @blacksonville In thinking about IC, helpful to use full definition: people, knowledge/process and networks http://bit.ly/1U7cfZ

  3. @ling7607 Intellectual Capital is the critical driver of the bottom line. See this video to understand the system http://bit.ly/UqSMR #IC

  4. Here’s a better definition of intellectual capital http://bit.ly/1U7cfZ

  5. Intellectual capital is not just between your ears. Is unique combo of human, network and captured knowledge http://bit.ly/1WXTnU #IC

  6. I am fascinated by the end of the large-scale industrial solutions. http://bit.ly/gQ6VC and http://bit.ly/1gl2D

  7. Duparrin: socializing enterprise 2.0 — connecting it with people’s work within the organization — now we are talking http://bit.ly/17LVno

  8. @pldomanico what I have been doing is marking all relevant posts with #IC –but I like the idea of a twitter group on intellectual capital

  9. RT @ScottKirsner Provocative review of Chris Anderson’s new book “Free” by Malcolm Gladwell: http://bit.ly/1rUoVn #IC

  10. I agree with Ken Jarboe that manufacturing must be part of the US knowledge economy–but more innovative and smarter http://bit.ly/GCPhO #IC

  11. Ken Jarboe on innovation and scarcity versus abundance–another perspective on monetization of intellectual capital. http://bit.ly/oVhVa #IC

  12. And a new model for getting paid for music “SellABand” in another post from Richard Florida http://bit.ly/oVhVa #IC

  13. Also see Richard Florida’s thoughts on Anderson’s Free and Gladwell’s critique http://bit.ly/b8PpW

  14. RT @ScottKirsner Provocative review of Chris Anderson’s new book “Free” by Malcolm Gladwell: http://bit.ly/1rUoVn #IC

  15. Hooray for Jay Cross. Pointing out the waste of resources on the “political theater” of airport security http://bit.ly/2sIdF

  16. Social media new structure of the corporation? Dan Robles great ideas on monetization of intellectual capital. http://bit.ly/G3RTu #IC

    1. Thanks to if:book http://bit.ly/AMfE7 for link to Remix Manifesto http://bit.ly/18eEgT Tech helps us share–IP is going to have to change

    2. Thomas Friedman: use economic crisis to re-invent. The key is intellectual capital–let’s create info standards http://bit.ly/dQ5RJ #IC

    3. The future of consulting: certification. A great way to make intangibles tangible. http://bit.ly/TnB6X #IC

    4. Spent day w/ Peter Drucker books for a paper I am writing. It felt like an exercise quoting scripture. He set the table but lots left to do.

    5. Lots of RT’s “Intellectual capital is the most valuable of all factors of production.” ~ Brian Tracy. I think IC is the factory-not factor

    6. RT @tomhood http://bit.ly/2jOgR Do you have 1,000 true fans? Read Kevin Kelly on marketing and the long tail http://su.pr/2DkeMh

    7. Australian proposal http://bit.ly/10hB08 and mine http://bit.ly/h0Mtv - We need to provide investment tax credits for intangibles #IC

    8. New blog post: Knowledge is the New Oil - And Intellectual Capital is Your New Factory http://bit.ly/jhPca

    9. Umair Haque-Tehran and new economics of organization. http://bit.ly/kLEI6 The end of command and control and beginning of knowledge economy.

    10. @NeilWilkof Thanks Neil!

    11. @alykhansatchu Sorry this link should have connected to your post re WSJ: A Wandering Mind Heads Straight Toward Insight http://bit.ly/GBlcT

    12. RT @alykhansatchu http://bit.ly/GBlc The question is how to operationalize this: turn insight and synthesis into intellectual capital? #IC

    13. RT @marknap http://bit.ly/us49L Interesting meta-view of KM and IC literature. Is it right to group these two fields together?

    14. @ijwatson Where are you taking course in IC? It’s great to hear that curriculum is being developed.

    15. @neilwilkof what was wrong with Ocean Tomo biz model? http://bit.ly/4GI3S #IC

    16. Good news in Boston Globe: foreclosures way down in Mass. last month http://bit.ly/LvRGx and signs of recovery coming http://bit.ly/yaz29

    17. Really cool way to use old elevated structures (like railroad tracks): plant gardens! http://bit.ly/Fevr9

    18. Sorry to see Ocean Tomo sell IP auction business. Did a lot to create this new market. Did they ramp up too fast? http://bit.ly/UauHP #IC

    19. Since I believe that IT and intellectual capital are absolutely linked, this is great advice for IT innovators http://bit.ly/BTg7k #IC



    1. Finally! Wikipedia definition of intellectual capital clear and simple (old page was weird compilation). http://bit.ly/4cVBGf #IC

    2. In an intellectual capital-intensive firm, is a management:employee ratio of 30:1 workable? http://bit.ly/124vBW #IC

    3. Wow. Great graph from Freakonomics on income shifts since 1970–serious message for U.S. intellectual capital. http://bit.ly/Pe1ek #IC

    4. Umair Haque: Constructive Capitalism. New rules of value creation require deep understanding of intellectual capital http://bit.ly/VhZNB #IC

    5. @DoveHelpDesk I haven’t seen spam from wefollow…

    6. @ijwatson In what context is your “intellectual capital management” exam? Intellectual property or full IC? http://bit.ly/RwBQG #IC

    7. Just added myself to the http://wefollow.com twitter directory under: #managementconsultant #IC #intellectualcapital

    8. Just added myself to the http://wefollow.com twitter directory under: #intellectualcapital #innovation #managementconsultant

    9. Intellectual capital and information tech: “embrace the business change first, and look at the software second” http://bit.ly/g6Cpj #IC

    10. New blog post: Intellectual Capital Advice from Google’s Larry Page http://bit.ly/jiM5p #IC

    11. I talk a lot about intangible assets but a necessary corollary is intangible risk. Here’s interesting view. http://bit.ly/WIyeN #IC

    12. Another view of the powerful role of relationship capital: growth of reader-driven media http://bit.ly/NJ3SF #IC

    13. Amazon beating big guys in web service–strong relationship with developers–critical part of their intellectual capital http://bit.ly/rRtXh

    14. New blog post: New Research on Innovation from Conference Board http://bit.ly/13PTYK

    15. @i_2_i Thrilled to see you say this: to innovate, first inventory intellectual capital. Should incl human, rel. and structural capital #IC

    16. Umair Haque: why VC’s invested in Wonga? So much need for innovation and intellectual capital, good use of money? http://bit.ly/19k9FF #IC

    17. Humans became who were are cuz of a certain population density. What does that mean re: last two tweets on diversity? http://bit.ly/K6Up3
    18. F/u to my last post: very different patterns in Twitter follows for men and women. Men follow men. What does it mean? http://bit.ly/OQXED

    19. Diversity helps you avoid group think. Important for innovation and the creation of intellectual capital http://bit.ly/jJJz9 #IC

    20. Intellectual capital management as indicator of strength of strategy? GM’s patent portfolio comes out at bottom http://bit.ly/GxNK4 #IC

    21. Great Intangible Asset Finance Society conference call with Andy Gibbs in intellectual property metric–slides at http://bit.ly/EKhI #IC

    22. David Philips at PWC: vision for common global corporate reporting framework for public co. Intellectual capital key http://bit.ly/iH1pC #IC

    23. Cool presentation: Obama’s speech in Cairo. Click on the text of each paragraph on right to hear that segment of speech http://bit.ly/80xB8

    24. If Facebook offered a Twitter equivalent, would Twitter die? http://bit.ly/woBrD

    25. Jay Cross: corp learning should be moved out of classroom. Real time creation and consumption of intellectual cap http://bit.ly/2q5j3 #IC

    26. @allenfalcon wiki’s and corporations? For a wiki to work, users’ lives have to improve through their participation, part of work flow.

    27. Neil Wilkof: long tail and newspapers. Need to get to essence of intellectual capital to ID unique value niches http://bit.ly/DFZIy #IC

    28. Excel as innovation toolkit. Intellectual capital created when people’s knowledge is converted into reusable form http://bit.ly/1ace8D #IC

    29. Really great discussion on keywords and how to find people who share your interests on Twitter (block those who don’t) http://bit.ly/TVSca

    30. A redefinition of ad agencies in the knowledge era: CIO’s with mastery of communication and intellectual capital. http://bit.ly/unmfB #IC

    31. People flooding to social media because info, knowledge & innovation are behaving like currency. http://bit.ly/u4zXF #IC

    32. Great story: intellectual capital should be protected by capturing employee knowledge also by keeping them around http://bit.ly/eL0SJ #IC

    33. For a quick view of globalization, look at the nationalities of the passengers on jet that went down (in last paragraph) http://bit.ly/5RlU7

    34. New blog post: Alternative to Moody’s and S&P Still Missing Intellectual Capital http://bit.ly/E0vB0

    35. Larry Raskin at Boston ASP best whole brain thinkers L DaVinci and A Einstein. We did an exercise look back from future, draw your life

    36. New blog post: IAFS Call on IP Metrics, Innovation Strategy and Metrics http://bit.ly/j9bJN

      1. Here’s an essay on the arts that is written in CommentPress “The Art of With” by Charles Leadbeater http://bit.ly/L9iP6.

      2. Future of Reading http://bit.ly/12iYkw. Led me to this blog http://bit.ly/1RNOj Thinking about my book. Should I do it? http://bit.ly/AMs3p

      3. Krugman says Reagan deregulation set us down path to today’s crisis. If so, what’s the lesson? How much regulation? http://bit.ly/13sSzV

tweets by maryadamsica 9/09

October 8, 2009 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment 

  1. @globalgifter Yes, customers are intangible assets. And we are too influenced by accounting concepts: intangible and goodwill.

  2. RT @globalgifter: Are Customers Intangible Assets? | The Service Economy | BNET http://bit.ly/5733t

  3. New blog post: What’s the Right Definition of Intellectual Property? http://bit.ly/QKX5r

  4. Engagement of top performers has dropped 25% in last year in the US. http://bit.ly/1t66Nn

  5. Under IFRS, US firms will need to capitalize more development from R&D. Good trend. More intangibles s.b. capitalized http://bit.ly/17CSIt

  6. RT @ScottKirsner: killer slogan for innovators in BOS/MA/NE: “Revolutionary ideas start here.” http://bit.ly/3OK0sb

  7. US Chamber of Commerce missing the point. Energy is about climate, war, national competitiveness http://bit.ly/2tlClC

  8. Having grown up in New Mexico, I find it sobering that many renewable energy projects require large amounts of water http://bit.ly/184CPE

  9. 80+% in biz think risk mgmt practices need major overhaul. They should start with intangible capital http://bit.ly/12Ys8v

  10. @IPThinkTank What do you think of i-factor? i = intangible capital, intellectual capital, innovation. Putting knowledge to work.

  11. @IPThinkTank I have been coming to the same conclusion: i- instead of intangible, intellectual, innovation. Just get to work

  12. @galenmcp Just checked out your site. Are you familiar with the Intangible Asset Finance Society? www.iafinance.org We have a call on Fri.

  13. #IMCNE. I am doing a follow up session for consultants who want to get started with social media. Oct 13th Register at www.imcne.org

  14. #IMCNE JJ has clear social media guidelines. Novartis has hashtag that all employees must use.

  15. #IMCNE social media governance. 1st is to ensure that you disclose where you are from. Consider training for employees. Bans don’t work

  16. #IMCNE Companies that map a space own it. Example is overdrive interactive social media map.

  17. #IMCNE Social media is a way of building your website outside of you website. Plan a month out. Have content ready to mix in with news.

  18. #IMCNE Social media first interest TV. Next is health. WEGO listens, engages, amplifies. Transparent that co is funded by pharma

  19. #IMCNE In social media 90 pct watch 1 pct create 9 pct edit. Consumer opinion leaders reach 10,000+ every month. WEGO tries to attract them

  20. #IMCNE Eons has longevity calculator and brain builders. Emphasize group participation. Corporate advertisers can have a profile.

  21. #IMCNE. For social media: Have a purpose for engaging. Have a point of view. Have patience. Most professionals only belong to 3-4 networks

  22. #IMCNE. Dalai Lama: share your knowledge. It’s a way to achieve immortality

  23. Rules for engagement for community members: discover, educate, connect, involve.

  24. #IMCNE. Good thought leaders on line support knowledge exchange, encourage others, enable access to resources.

  25. I’m at #IMCNE social media panel. Will share new lessons. Can’t just be the knower. Also need to be the questioner

  26. @NeilWilkof If IP numbers are an indicator of innovation, then Forbes may be implying that we need to get out innovation act together.

  27. RT @ipgossip Forbes: China will surpass the U.S. as the world’s leading intellectual property marketplace. http://bit.ly/4Zg2H

  28. David Brooks: The U.S. needs to return to being a producer economy, not a consumer economy http://bit.ly/2MjSWC

  29. New blog post: This Friday: IAFS Call on Measuring Reputation http://bit.ly/3QfrCo

  30. RT @Richard_Florida: Symbol of conspicuous consumption bites the dust ?RT @TIME Is Hummer headed 4 the scrapheap? | http://su.pr/2uNgjX

  31. RT @davidcoethica: The Australian town that kicked the #water bottle - http://bit.ly/4khXgT #sustainability

  32. RT @ingenesist: Google 10^100 new banking system w/supranational currency built on social media. Vote today - http://short.to/rnvv
  33. Thanks to @NeilWilkof for a deep look at IP and business theory. Helping me find the line between IP and other knowledge assets,

  34. Thanks to Jackie Hutter @IPStrategist for great insights on IP strategy for our book http://thehuttergroup.com/

  35. Good discussion of reporter’s privilege for Twitterers and citizen journalists in Boston Globe http://bit.ly/2W0dJH

  36. SBA softens standards on lending on intangibles–that’s good but do they have the right analytical tools to support? http://bit.ly/WXWll

  37. What is a book and what is a bookstore? Answers from Bob Stein at if-book http://bit.ly/2lACv0

  38. @Salincho You’re right about intangibles in M&A. E&Y says that 70% of avg deal is intangible http://bit.ly/GQcKa

  39. RT @IPStrategist: Ga Tech prof just informed us that mean age of farmers is 54. This is scary.

  40. @unitedwaymike I share an interest in intellectual capital. Here are past posts on IC and Detroit http://bit.ly/H4R0t

  41. @InnosightInstit Always think of you when I see cutting edge innovation in education http://bit.ly/26CRLV

  42. RT @audraboyd: RT @ArizonaRepublic: Soon, all kids in AZwill be able to take classes online: http://bit.ly/K440p

  43. RT WestPeter Does intellectual capital mediate relationship btwn HRM & org performance? … healthcare in Taiwan http://is.gd/3CjjL

  44. @ideasurge You are right but is knowledge only IP if you choose to pursue legal registration?

  45. New blog post: Shareholder Value is Bankrupt: What Will Replace It? http://bit.ly/PLRbe

  46. @ideasurge Here’s the model I use http://bit.ly/34CJMY

  47. @ideasurge IP and process are distinct. IP should be all the knowledge, not just patents/trademarks. Human cap in internal. Rel cap ext.

  48. @ideasurge so I use a more academic def of intellectual capital: human, relationship and structural. Structural includes IP and process.

  49. @digressit thx–very cool. I had understood that there were some book projects planned for Commentpress–still the case? #wordcampuk

  50. @ideasurge @AnnEvanston I’d like to hear both of your definitions of intellectual capital!

  51. @Richard_Florida @danielpink @dinet You should check out http://freerangekids.wordpr… about parent paranoia

  52. For my friends in IP article in today’s NY TImes on patent markets http://bit.ly/2FFCFS

  53. @umairh Have you seen http://www.futureofthebook…. ? You still have to start out writing but a lot more interactive.

  54. RT @digiphile: “21st Century skills’”~@Downes http://bit.ly/1aB99v (HT @olivermarks)W/ data omnipresent, better analysis is key.

  55. @mstar2008 Intellectual capital includes both human and relationship capital. Diversity is built into it http://bit.ly/WUOws

  56. @bduperrin I hear you on internal e20–but isn’t the point to mix internal with external?

  57. “There’s no alternative to sustainable development” 1st sentence new article by Prahalad et al. http://bit.ly/12ZbzK

  58. @bduperrin Do you mean ent 2.0? Then look at http://www.local-motors.com/ #e20

  59. Friedman v Damodaran: is biz better with democracy or dictatorship? I like D’s argument for democracy. http://bit.ly/i4sv

  60. Duncan Bucknell The biggest issue in IP management: SME’s http://bit.ly/D3cJf

  61. @Lynnelle Enjoyed meeting you yesterday. ACE is great! Good luck with the BIG Conference–wonderful take on social media for biz! #tbc09

  62. New blog post: IC: Define It, Understand It, Capture It http://bit.ly/1aEFK6

  63. Since 2000, college costs up by 23%, real pay for grads down 11% (Michael Mandel) http://is.gd/3nUbc

  64. Learn to model your intellectual capital and leverage the infinite value of knowledge. http://bit.ly/3zEo5h

  65. David Meerman Scott at Boston Assoc for Strategic Planning http://www.strategyplus.org… 9/30/09 at 6 PM.

  66. New blog post: Lost Intangible Value in M&A http://bit.ly/CJVG9

  67. New blog post: Hear Mary Adams Speak on Friday http://bit.ly/pZA3C

  68. Just had a great conversation about broken accounting paradigm. Info on intangibles are necessary for innovation.

  69. Health care reform is already hard. Michael Pollan reminds us the ultimate solution has to look at ag biz too http://bit.ly/1MDjUX

  70. Kudos to Bertrand Duperrin for his explanation of management in the knowledge era http://bit.ly/4mcZe9

  71. New blog post: McKinsey’s New Innovation Metric http://bit.ly/19DSA1

  72. @Communicatemag How can corporate reporting be “good” when it ignores intangibles that make up the lions share of value?

  73. College for $99/mo. If you doubt that education is ripe for disruptive innovation, read this. http://bit.ly/2gNbe

  74. Daniel Pink on motivating knowledge work. Financial incentives do not motivate most effective work. http://bit.ly/2DajTB

  75. Change will come to university education. Industry has incredible inefficiency & uneven performance. http://bit.ly/tA4ox

  76. Question of job creation started long before this recession http://bit.ly/D64TJ Answer is intellectual capital.

  77. Dan Roam on the essence of the health care challenge http://bit.ly/GGzHN

  78. @Richard_Florida The answer to better work and more work is in tapping our enormous national reserve of intellectual capital

  79. Continued high unemployment boosts company profits. When does job creation become priority? http://bit.ly/1Ywhcf

  80. New blog post: What will next year’s Labor Day look like? http://bit.ly/4xSYZ4

  81. Conference call just started on IP securitization including films, music, franchise, trademark and patent cash flows http://bit.ly/EKhI

  82. IP securitization teleconference today at noon EDT sponsored by Intangible Asset Finance Society. Register at http://bit.ly/EKhI

  83. New blog post: Latest newsletter http://bit.ly/2Px9P1

  84. New blog post: Intangibles Measurement V: Reputation is the New Bottom Line http://bit.ly/qrK5f

  85. We need big organizations http://bit.ly/113L7Z to leverage intellectual capital–here’s how http://bit.ly/UqSMR

  86. Haven’t been good at staying in touch during last writing blast. Manuscript almost done. Dying to re-start conversations http://bit.ly/AMs3p

  87. Vogt cont. When groups report out, start apologizing for repetition but common findings indicate emergence of powerful ideas.

  88. Vogt cont. Share dreams, select best, plan next steps. It often makes sense to structure groups so they are diverse.

  89. Jay Vogt. Book is Recharge Your Team. Method is Grounded Visioning. Steps: assemble stakeholders, ignite spark, ID best practices…

  90. Jay Vogt. Whole Foods developed largely through future search

  91. 2nd method is crowd sourcing. Surowiecki: diversity of opinion. Indapendence. Decentralization. Aggregation

  92. #Open space. Law of two feet rules. Groups form themselves. People vote with their feet.
  93. Two methodologies. 1st is open space technology. Group-led meetings. No agenda thrives on passion and diversity of opinion.

  94. At ASP Boston. Jay Vogt speaker. Topic is emergent strategy. This is the topic of a chapter in our book. Innovation is emerg strategy.

tweets from maryadamsica 10/09

October 8, 2009 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment 

  1. @TheMarchGroup Intangible more than the term of the day–it’s 70% (corrected) of average deal http://bit.ly/GQcKa #intangiblecapital

  2. Why am I not surprised? Why It Wasn’t a Small Step for Women @TheMarchGroup http://bit.ly/rR1B4

  3. Reputation-based currency. The Whuffie. The bottom line of corporate intangible capital too? http://bit.ly/ybm13

  4. “U.S. has lost or is in the process of losing the ability to manufacture many of the cutting-edge products it invented” http://bit.ly/1IKSpp

  5. @pederhb The value of intangible capital and corporate intelligence starts at the bottom and moves up!

  6. New blog post: Shedding Light on the Value and Performance of Intangible Capital http://bit.ly/WaxgX

  7. @skipgraham Intangibles are not in GDP http://bit.ly/F7SYN –Nor on corporate balance sheets http://bit.ly/90xcy

  8. @thevillagesq I actually think that reputation is the ultimate measure. Not the same as brand.

  9. @DanielPink factoid 80% of innovations from someone outside the field of innovation http://bit.ly/ELLhA

  10. @nomdeplume In 24-hour world, why do we rely on 10-K? http://bit.ly/3ymC8C http://bit.ly/tPAK0 http://bit.ly/1APZ8z #CFO #corporatereporting

  11. @nomdeplume Long term perspective needed: Shareholder Value is Bankrupt: What Will Replace It? - http://shar.es/1C6pQ

  12. @tomhood CPA’s should spend 2/3 of time on non-financial–2/3 of corp value comes from non-financial intangibles #CFO

  13. Information boards need to have about human and intangible capital http://bit.ly/SP4os

  14. New blog post: Accounting for Intangibles Represents Strategic Opportunity for Corporate America http://bit.ly/uHqS3

  15. It’s for the best: Soon, Bloggers Must Give Full Disclosure - http://bit.ly/49omdU

  16. New fundamentals for corp include acctg for intangibles and comp based on long term results http://bit.ly/QEmMJ

  17. New blog post: I’ll be leading a social media workshop next week http://bit.ly/VRWUf

  18. RT @NeilWilkof: The great conundrum: even if we get innovation-driven growth, where will the new jobs come from?

  19. @thevillagesq 70% of Dow may be intangible. But it’s not all in brands. Also includes contracts, patents and process.http://bit.ly/GQcKa

  20. America’s first healthcare debate: A pox on you - The Boston Globe - http://shar.es/1hkXE

  21. Twitter Helped Me Sell My Company (Investment Bankers, Watch Out) - Innovation Economy - Boston.com - http://shar.es/1hlz9

  22. I love Dan Roam’s Back of the Napkin. Now he won slideshare contest. Almost seems unfair…! http://bit.ly/LhaPa

  23. Where will the jobs come from? http://bit.ly/3CmH9W Huffpost This is the question we cannot afford to ignore

  24. I know Romer from his wonderful explanation of the infinite potential of knowledge as an economic asset http://bit.ly/uaVmS

  25. Interesting to see Paul Romer’s latest project: charter cities RT @Richard_Florida: @MarkThoma http://bit.ly/5i8RS

  26. Innovation to evaluate nutritional value of foods: NuVal score based on 30 nutrients incl fat and fiber http://bit.ly/4tp8lX

  27. I gave up my subscription to Cooks Illustrated because they charged for everything. http://bit.ly/3AhPTL Downside of not taking ads

  28. My fav mag, Saveur, explains that they felt new website needed lots of free content http://bit.ly/1fhJoM “It’s about passing the plate”

  29. Rainy day in New England. Good day to clean out my blog/twitter files…

  30. End of excess. Glad to see mcmansions being put to new uses http://bit.ly/exmko

  31. @gregorylent I’m not sure I like awesome work either but Umair Haque is starting an interesting movement http://bit.ly/2lUfV7

  32. Beyond the US News rankings RT @bradpiercephd: Rating colleges by their contribution to the social good: http://bit.ly/Ue3S4

  33. #IAFS call just ended. Companies with strong reputations per #wRatings significantly outperform the market http://bit.ly/3l0IF7

  34. Knowledge is a new class of economic good. Immune from laws of scarcity. Has infinite value. But only when put to work.

  35. More on dangers of over-relying on GDP. Post-industrial economy and biz need additional metrics http://bit.ly/1Mqalo

  36. The economy is improving but forecast is still bad. We need innovation to drive job creation http://bit.ly/zYKmD

  37. @NeilWilkof Next step: value/fixed pricing!!!

  38. @NeilWilkof Your client doing you a favor. Spend more time upfront understanding what needs to be done . You’ll end up doing a better job.

  39. Don’t miss discussion of reputation with Gary Williams of wRatings on IAFS call at noon today. Register at http://iafinance.org/events…

  40. RT @Marlfox: Intellectual capital focus in times of financial crisis? Only for those able to look forward.
  41. “What matters to customers is value that a product delivers, even if that value isn’t directly monetized into revenues” http://bit.ly/Wxkf8

  42. We have the same problem with intangible measurement at the macro level: Why GDP is wrong, why mgrs should care http://bit.ly/Wxkf8

  43. Correction: @rbconner Start with what *IT* system is supposed to do–the problem it solves? Then find ways to measure that work.

  44. @dialoguedivaray @argus27 Thanks for the RTs!

  45. @IPStrategist Thanks Jackie. Your perspectives on how to view IP strategically are really valuable for businesspeople.

  46. @jordanhatcher Congrats on the book chapter in Law and the Internet!

  47. Why you can’t lead like a 3rd-grade teacher http://sbne.ws/r/2Vo0 The answer is orchestration, not command and control http://bit.ly/2iK49B

  48. RT @davidcoethica: RT @urbanizing: interesting read on Interface CEO-grandfather of corporate sustainability http://tinyurl.com/ycysn2t

Strategy Should Not Revolve Around IP

March 18, 2009 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment 

There’s a new book out called The Invisible Edge: Taking Your Strategy to the Next Level Using Intellectual Property.  It reflects the authors’ deep knowledge of the IP space–Mark Blaxill and Ralph Eckardt, both formerly of Boston Consulting Group.

Their website includes some of the patent visualizations used in the book that were developed using a system that Eckert helped develop at BCG. There is real power to the drawing which show the network of intellectual property rights in specific industries.

But looking at these visualizations Read more

Mary Adams Receives Emerald Literati Award

March 17, 2009 by Mary Adams · 2 Comments 

Mary Adams’ article entitled Management 2.0 Managing the growing intangible side of your business published in Emerald Business Strategy Series has been chosen as a Highly Commended Award Winner at the Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2009. The award notification explained:

The award winning papers are chosen following consultation amongst the journal’s Editorial Team, many of whom are eminent academics or managers. Your paper has been selected as it was one of the most impressive pieces of work the team has seen throughout 2008.

The award is especially gratifying as the article became the basis of a book proposal recently purchased by Praeger’s Greenwood Press. The book is expected in the market by early 2010.

Please feel free to download an  executive summary The New Basics of Business or a revised version of the article Management 2.0–and experience these breakthrough concepts first hand through ICA services.

Intellectual Capital from the Analyst Point of View

December 16, 2008 by Mary Adams · 1 Comment 

This paper by the European Federation of Financial Analysts Society (EFFAS) is entitled, Principles for Effective Communication of Intellectual Capital, opens up with the statement:

High time for the financial community to tackle intangibles:

In developed economies today the most important factors associated with corporate competitiveness and growth are invisible. These intangible assets – collectively Read more

The Best Writing Yet on Intangibles from AICPA

December 10, 2008 by Mary Adams · 1 Comment 

I have read the latest white paper by Amy Pawlicki for the AICPA Assurance Services Executive Committee with great care and interest. The title is The Shifting Paradigm in Business Reporting and Assurance.  Here are the highlights. Read more

Protect Us from Financial Innovation

December 8, 2008 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment 

Ken Jarboe at the Athena Alliance had more to say here about financial innovation and also links to an article here from last year by Professor Elizabeth Warren of Harvard Law School who suggests the need for a  “Financial Product Safety Commission” saying “If it’s good enough for microwaves, it’s good enough for mortgages.”

I recently posted here about Much Reviled Financial Innovations. My point is that we cannot blame the technology of financial innovations and throw it away. But we should blame the people that are hawking poorly developed versions of the innovations. What Jarboe and Warren are saying is related: we need to be very systematic about looking under the hood of these innovations. Process and technology are intertwined in the intangible economy and we have to get better at analyzing both.

A New Approach to Annual Reports

December 4, 2008 by Mary Adams · 3 Comments 

I recently happened upon an interesting site that I somehow hadn’t found until now called Report Leadership.

It was a joint effort last year by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), the Corporate Reporting group at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and the design firm Radley Yeldar.

The group took it upon themselves to build a new annual report. The site explains their thought process and includes a sample web-based annual report for a fictitious company.

Having been a consumer of annual reports since my early career as a high risk lender, I can tell you Read more

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