Designing to encourage “collaborative consumption”
Updated: 2010-06-29 23:29:24
A week ago, I posted to an internal list about collaborative consumption: Collaborative Consumption is a term used to describe a new kind of product and service use, away from ownership, and towards sharing, bartering, and the like. (Well, new in that it actually goes back to pre-capitalist forms of consumption, but makes them broader [...]
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Born to peddle pricey proprietary iron built around exotic multi-core chips that ratchet up the scalability of Java apps – a dangerous exercise that has demanded a $200 million investment from its backers – Azul Systems is now going to start selling software that does pretty much the same thing as its fancy appliances but it’s optimized for the latest class of cheap, ubiquitous, increasingly powerful x86 commodity servers.
If the stuff clicks in the next year, eight-year-old Azul may be in a position to organize an orderly retreat from its hardware business, which, as it happens, reportedly just saw record Q1 earnings. It may have hundreds of widgets out there, but software’s an easier sell.
I’m neck-deep on a project looking at the future of media. Of the many threads to pursue is just what is going on with television — TV on your PC, web on your TV, television content across three (or is it now four?) screens, etc. etc. Frankly, the landscape is a bit of a mess. [...]
We’re excited to have Ljuba Miljkovic join Adaptive Path in just a couple weeks. Ljuba is a recent grad of the UC Berkeley School of Information (I School). His master’s thesis was the design and development of an iPhone app for public transit riders which won an award for outstanding achievement by the university. I sat down [...]
The hand-drawn loveliness above is a homemade attribute card made ‘specially for me by my colleague and friend, Kate Rutter. What is an attribute card, you ask? It’s one of my favorite team building tools, that’s what. Developed by Google’s Margaret Gould Stewart, attribute cards list an adjective such as “resourceful,” “organized,” or “strategic.” I [...]
Thanks everyone who joined us on the AIGA studio crawl on Tuesday night! Looks like we found yet another good use of our monoliths .
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Silicon Valley’s two divas, former eBay CEO Meg Whitman and former HP CEO Carly Fiorina, won their respective Republican primaries in California Tuesday night.
Whitman will run against Democratic nominee Jerry Brown, now the state’s attorney general, for governor, succeeding Arnold Schwarzenegger. And Fiorina will try to knock three-term incumbent Barbara Boxer out of the U.S. Senate come November.
Both women ultimately won in a walk, largely on the back of their ad campaigns. Carly had the tougher go.read more