My notes from the 2012 O+A Sessions
Here are my notes on Peter Sims’ talk about Innovative Entrepreneurs, and how they use little bets to make iterative improvements to their products until they experience the big breakthrough. Read More…
My notes from the 2012 O+A Sessions
These are my notes from Meagan Bennett’s presentation on “The Genius of Childhood,” which was my personal favorite session of the day. It was focused on recapturing the childlike view of the world so that we can once again be amazed at the little things that fuel our creativity as adults. Read More…
My notes from the 2012 O+A Sessions
Here are my notes on Tim Ogilvie’s presentation entitled, “How to Build a Machine for Time Travel,” which was about dreaming big, seeing the future in your mind, and taking people there with you. Read More…
My notes from the 2012 O+A Sessions
These are my notes from Scott Friesen’s talk, “Analytics, Through the Trivium”, where he took a look at what Best Buy is doing with big data, and what all companies should be doing to help understand what the future will bring. Read More…
My notes from the 2012 O+A Sessions
These are my notes from Eric Pakurar’s awesome presentation about breaking out of the mold we’ve forced ourselves into and seeing the big picture. Once we learn to advise our clients on what the best thing is for them, rather than us, we will see true success. Read More…
My notes from the 2012 O+A Sessions
In his talk about Facebook and the future of the social web, Facebook’s Paul Adams explained the power of the Social Graph API and how it will change not only the way that we interact with brands, but the way that we use the Internet. He also made the argument that once a user uses a site that correctly users the Social Graph, they will never go back to sites without it. Read More…