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Marking 2 years of Moon Shots - how do we do it?
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How can we harness the collective wisdom and talent of our community?
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Moon Shots left a comment for Suzanne Roff"Hi Suzanne,
I don't know if you've gotten the work yet, but I've taken over responsibility for administering Moon Shots on ning. I'd welcome you help, energy and enthusiasm. Let's talk about how we can benefit from the work…"
Moon Shots left a comment for anony mandious"Shan,
Welcome to Moon Shots. My apology for being tardy in extending the welcome. As you may know, the structure of ning has undergone some recent changes at about the same time the Jon Ingham, the former administrator was seeking someone to take…"
Rebecca Pearson left a comment for Moon Shots"I'm sorry I did not see this earlier. But I do have a photo uploaded. Thanks much."
Moon Shots posted an eventMLab: Management Experimentation at London Business School
March 24, 2010 from 5pm to 7:30pm
From Julian Birkinshaw:I am delighted to invite you to register for our MLab Seminar taking place at London Business School on 24 March 2010, which will coincide with the launch of my forthcoming book Reinventing Management: Smarter Choices for Getting Work Done.For details of this event and how to register, please read the attached flyer. MLab is hosting this event and an informal drinks reception after the seminar. As places are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis…See More
Moon Shots commented on Moon Shots's blog post Labnotes 14"Norbert - it's working OK for me but I've also emailed you a copy.
If anyone else still has trouble try the MLab site http://www.managementlab.org and look for the section 'Our Latest Issue' in the right hand column. Or leave me…"
Moon Shots posted a blog postLabnotes 14
Julian ( http://moon-shots.ning.com/profile/JulianBbirkinshaw ) has posted Labnotes issue 14 at Mlab's site.http://www.managementlab.org/files/site/publications/labnotes/mlab-labnotes-014.pdfAny comments?See More
Moon Shots posted a blog postEnterprise 2.0: Connecting the Dots
I think one of the biggest shifts taking place towards management innovation is the development of Enterprise 2.0 / the Social Business.Enterprise 2.0 is generally thought of as the application of web 2.0 tools within our organisations (Andrew McAfee et al). But it’s also broader than this, it’s about the cultural and behavioural changes that using web 2.0 requires and enables. This is why the term Social Business seems to be becoming more popular.Coming from an HR background, one of the things…See More
Moon Shots posted a discussionMarking 2 years of Moon Shots - how do we do it?
The stated purpose of this community is:INFORMATION EXCHANGE Providing a place for network members to share information, tell their stories, and provoke, challenge and inspire each other.RALLYING POINT Enabling renegade consultants, academics and others to form new coalitions that will tackle some of the 25 grand challenges together.TRACKING STATION Monitoring the progress being made towards the widespread adoption of a new paradigm of management and organisation.In October, I posted on an idea…See More
Indranath Neogy left a comment for Moon Shots"Hi Jon, thanks for the welcome! I look forward to getting involved."
PollDaddy :: Moon Shots has added a new poll - Which is the most imporant of the first 10 moon shots?(via PollDaddy)
Who's behind the Moon Shots website?
My name is Jon Ingham and I am the editor of this website and the Moon Shots community steward. I took over from the site's founder, Jack Martin Leith in July 2009.
Jack started the site because he was inspired by Gary Hamel's article Moon Shots for Management (Harvard Business Review, February 2009) and wanted to do whatever he could to help people around the world tackle the 25 grand challenges. These are aims I aspire to as well.
You can find out more about me and my work by reading my Moon Shots profile, and by visiting:
- My website: www.strategic-hcm.com
Please do not add Moon Shots as a friend. But do add Jon Ingham if you wish. Please click here to go to my page.
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Change in Host
After one year hosting the Moon Shots ning, I've taken the decision to pass on its running to its third host, who will be David Hawthorne .
Most of you will already know David through his blog posts A Hole in the Ocean in this community. I'm therefore delighted that he has been able to take over the hosting.
I'm sure you'll be… Continue
Most of you will already know David through his blog posts A Hole in the Ocean in this community. I'm therefore delighted that he has been able to take over the hosting.
I'm sure you'll be… Continue
Posted on August 2, 2010 at 16:00
Labnotes 14
Julian ( http://moon-shots.ning.com/profile/JulianBbirkinshaw ) has posted Labnotes issue 14 at Mlab's site.
http://www.managementlab.org/files/site/publications/labnotes/mlab-labnotes-014.pdf
Any comments?
http://www.managementlab.org/files/site/publications/labnotes/mlab-labnotes-014.pdf
Any comments?
Posted on December 21, 2009 at 23:17 — 2 Comments
Enterprise 2.0: Connecting the Dots
I think one of the biggest shifts taking place towards management innovation is the development of Enterprise 2.0 / the Social Business.
Enterprise 2.0 is generally thought of as the application of web 2.0 tools within our organisations (Andrew McAfee et al). But it’s also broader than this, it’s about the cultural and behavioural changes that using web 2.0 requires and enables. This is why the term Social Business seems to be becoming more popular.
Coming from an HR… Continue
Enterprise 2.0 is generally thought of as the application of web 2.0 tools within our organisations (Andrew McAfee et al). But it’s also broader than this, it’s about the cultural and behavioural changes that using web 2.0 requires and enables. This is why the term Social Business seems to be becoming more popular.
Coming from an HR… Continue
Posted on December 3, 2009 at 9:25 — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 15:48 on March 11, 2010, Rebecca Pearson said…
- I'm sorry I did not see this earlier. But I do have a photo uploaded. Thanks much.
- At 12:11 on October 28, 2009, Indranath Neogy said…
- Hi Jon, thanks for the welcome! I look forward to getting involved.
- At 18:32 on October 20, 2009,
Gerardo Mendez said… - Thank you very much! I know this will be a great opportunity for all to learn and grow.
- At 16:32 on October 20, 2009,
Aidan Kenny said… - Thanks for the invite, looking forward to participating, Aidan
- At 10:32 on September 4, 2009,
Mario Gastaldi said… - Hello Jon, thanks for being in touch. It's a great work you are doing!
- At 11:18 on May 13, 2009,
Phil Swindle said… - done :) Sorry, I joined too quick and didn't have a photo to hand...
- At 1:17 on May 13, 2009,
Willa Geertsema said… - Hi Jack,
I'm afraid we have a spammer on the site... could you please remove Chantelle Barr? Thanks!
Willa
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