http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/ Austin entrepreneur making decisions to maintain optimal experience. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:30:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10382 Jonathan Simmons Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:20:42 +0000 http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10382 Yeah, from talking to you and reading articles on the interweb it def seems like those are the long term trends on the web...at least in the tech community. Who knows if those will translate into the wider market of ideas and usage, right? <br> I went to the talk about trend forecasting I told you about, and there was definitely a process of trends being invented (or innovated), of people seeing those trends, early adopters and then wider or widespread adoption...and at every turn there is a 'gate keeper' someone who decides to adopt or not...and of course the book tipping point by Malcolm Gladwell...like what is it that finally tips the scale? Will twitter, or twitter-like apps ever attain the status of facebook? <br> I don't want to sound like an expert here I'm new to social media but even though it seems like such a niche its actually a vital part of the world in general and exemplifies other processes that are happening, mostly driven by technology....<br> Anyways back to work. Interesting post Yeah, from talking to you and reading articles on the interweb it def seems like those are the long term trends on the web…at least in the tech community. Who knows if those will translate into the wider market of ideas and usage, right?
I went to the talk about trend forecasting I told you about, and there was definitely a process of trends being invented (or innovated), of people seeing those trends, early adopters and then wider or widespread adoption…and at every turn there is a 'gate keeper' someone who decides to adopt or not…and of course the book tipping point by Malcolm Gladwell…like what is it that finally tips the scale? Will twitter, or twitter-like apps ever attain the status of facebook?
I don't want to sound like an expert here I'm new to social media but even though it seems like such a niche its actually a vital part of the world in general and exemplifies other processes that are happening, mostly driven by technology….
Anyways back to work. Interesting post

]]> http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10381 Alex Jones Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:17:26 +0000 http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10381 I would add connections to that list - both with other people and with related experiences in time. I would add connections to that list - both with other people and with related experiences in time.

]]> http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10039 Jonathan Simmons Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:20:42 +0000 http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10039 Yeah, from talking to you and reading articles on the interweb it def seems like those are the long term trends on the web...at least in the tech community. Who knows if those will translate into the wider market of ideas and usage, right? I went to the talk about trend forecasting I told you about, and there was definitely a process of trends being invented (or innovated), of people seeing those trends, early adopters and then wider or widespread adoption...and at every turn there is a 'gate keeper' someone who decides to adopt or not...and of course the book tipping point by Malcolm Gladwell...like what is it that finally tips the scale? Will twitter, or twitter-like apps ever attain the status of facebook? I don't want to sound like an expert here I'm new to social media but even though it seems like such a niche its actually a vital part of the world in general and exemplifies other processes that are happening, mostly driven by technology.... Anyways back to work. Interesting post Yeah, from talking to you and reading articles on the interweb it def seems like those are the long term trends on the web…at least in the tech community. Who knows if those will translate into the wider market of ideas and usage, right?
I went to the talk about trend forecasting I told you about, and there was definitely a process of trends being invented (or innovated), of people seeing those trends, early adopters and then wider or widespread adoption…and at every turn there is a ‘gate keeper’ someone who decides to adopt or not…and of course the book tipping point by Malcolm Gladwell…like what is it that finally tips the scale? Will twitter, or twitter-like apps ever attain the status of facebook?
I don’t want to sound like an expert here I’m new to social media but even though it seems like such a niche its actually a vital part of the world in general and exemplifies other processes that are happening, mostly driven by technology….
Anyways back to work. Interesting post

]]> http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10038 Alex Jones Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:17:26 +0000 http://blog.think27.com/quick-thought/#comment-10038 I would add connections to that list - both with other people and with related experiences in time. I would add connections to that list - both with other people and with related experiences in time.

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