Articles Archive for March 2006
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reboot8 is here. 1-2 june, Copenhagen, Denmark. More information at reboot.dk.
For some reason it’s been a tough process this year to get as far as this.
Last year was easy, everyone came from around europe with no expectations and had a really great time – mostly because the event didn’t get in the way of them having a good time, but also because of some really great speakers and session facilitators.
But this year i’m really feeling the pressure of people’s expectations.
But doing reboot has never been easy. Getting your mind into …
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Received the inaugural “e of the year” award yesterday for being “a constant rolemodel and innovator”. Hope i can live up to it the rest of my lifetime too!
When you’re working on your own in fields that quite often are ahead of mainstream perception of what’s important it feels very lonely and uphill at times. So it moved me quite a bit to receive recognition for my work which surprised me.
I dedicated the award to all the humans who are working at the edges of society creating new ideas, technology, …
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The concept of democratic pricing is a topic i’ve revisited a couple of times.
In the industrial mode it was “big is beautiful”. The larger your purchasing power, the better prices you would get. You needed to get big to be competitive.
For a couple of years i’ve been trying to spread the meme of doing it the other way around. Especially in the digital field with no inherent costs pricing is much more dynamic. A great web app is more valuable to a large organization than a small. (and no i’m …
