Talking digital innovation in Whitehall
On Wednesday I was kindly invited to attend a Product Surgery at Whitehall. Initially instigated by David Cameron and the Minister for the Cabinet Office, these informal consultations are to allow senior government staff the opportunity to talk to industry people about forthcoming projects prior to procurement.
Without going into too much detail, the session I attended focussed on Education data and its online access by public and professionals alike.
Book to the future
Back in December I attended Publish! Organised by Media Futures, it was a day of innovation on the future of the book.
The future of publishing is an interesting topic that’s been floating around for a while. The written word will forever be popular but what formats are best suited to deliver it in, now and in the future? And how will traditional publishing and revenue models have to change to keep up?
Not all conferences are created equal
Not all conferences are created equal.
I won a bottle of champagne at the last one I went to from the lovely chaps at Signal Networks, although I’ve yet to work out how I can get back to Bristol to claim it.
The very best of 2011
Phew, what a year 2011 has been. It’s had more ups and downs than Blackberry’s messenger service and as many twists and turns as the iPhone 5 rumours
Why I love SharePoint
I love SharePoint. I even have an “I love SharePoint” mug to prove it. The reason for this is that it gives Redweb (and therefore our customers) an advantage.
In this article I hope to explain what that advantage is.
Social Marketing – thoughts, rants & observations
Well, it’s been a while since my last post so it’s about time that I shared some thoughts around what I’ve been mulling over.
It will certainly not come as a surprise to the people who know me, that I am passionate about behavioural economics. I’m driven by a self-fulfilling crusade to develop a deeper level of behavioural insight and the underlying psychology that influences the decisions people make.
