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Audience feedback for the Lift@home event organized on Jan. 19, 2010 in Geneva. A look at innovation How do organizations innovate? How to follow all the changes happening, and make sure the relevant ones are implemented in a successful way? This Lift@home will explore this topic with speakers from various horizons.

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Laurent and Feedback

// Comment by: Stephanie Booth

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Google wave

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from Sina

Will any of tonights presentations
be available online?

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from Philippe Tabouriech

Ecran trop petit
Pour réagir, il serait utile d'avoir des marqueurs, comme
une piste de ski avec les panneaux pour indiquer un
accident aux pisteurs..

..toutes les minutes par ex ou numéro de slide

..permet de redonner le contexte facilement la
remarque sans avoir à tout expliciter

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from Jean-Henry Morin

http://bit.ly/8tZGt8
The congregation at St Lawrence
Jewry in the City of London
raised their mobiles and iPods
above their heads and Canon
Parrott raised his voice to the
heavens to address the Lord God
of all Creation. "May our tongues
be gentle, our e-mails be simple
and our websites be accessible,"
he said.

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from Philippe Tabouriech

Fait penser à une nouvelle place de marché "politique".

Une nouvelle forme d'agora qui fait disparaitre (ou tente
de réduire) le bullshit politique

Promesses mises en face des réalisations

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from Philippe Tabouriech

L'innovation est un impératif mais pourquoi ? ce n'est
pas une fin en soi ?

Qu'est ce qu'on gagne ? où est le problème ?
l'opportunité ?

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from Sina

Comment amenez vs le public a changer son
comportement et adopter vos innovations?

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from 078 663 11 09

What do you need a 3d city model for, apart from
impressing geeks like us?

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from 078 663 11 09

Siehe auch digitale-Nachhaltigkeit.ch
parlamentarische Gruppe usw.

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from 078 663 11 09

La digitalisation des dossiers des patients (HUG) est il
un bon ou un mauvaise exemple de ce qu'il faut faire ou
ne pas faire ?

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from Several

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from Stephanie Booth

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

from 079 838 44 76

Innou. Metrics? How measure? How know improving?

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

http://bit.ly/4JWJDe

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

Bonne soirée
et merci de votre présence :)

Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

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1. Laurent and Feedback // Comment by: Stephanie Booth http://eduﬁre.com/content/articles/173-how-to-use-twitter-for-education-in-a-real-classroom

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3. from Sina Will any of tonights presentations be available online? Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

4. from Philippe Tabouriech Ecran trop petit Pour réagir, il serait utile d'avoir des marqueurs, comme une piste de ski avec les panneaux pour indiquer un accident aux pisteurs.. ..toutes les minutes par ex ou numéro de slide ..permet de redonner le contexte facilement la remarque sans avoir à tout expliciter Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

5. from Jean-Henry Morin http://bit.ly/8tZGt8 The congregation at St Lawrence Jewry in the City of London raised their mobiles and iPods above their heads and Canon Parrott raised his voice to the heavens to address the Lord God of all Creation. "May our tongues be gentle, our e-mails be simple and our websites be accessible," he said. Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

6. from Philippe Tabouriech Fait penser à une nouvelle place de marché "politique". Une nouvelle forme d'agora qui fait disparaitre (ou tente de réduire) le bullshit politique Promesses mises en face des réalisations Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

7. from Philippe Tabouriech L'innovation est un impératif mais pourquoi ? ce n'est pas une fin en soi ? Qu'est ce qu'on gagne ? où est le problème ? l'opportunité ? Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

8. from Sina Comment amenez vs le public a changer son comportement et adopter vos innovations? Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

9. from 078 663 11 09 What do you need a 3d city model for, apart from impressing geeks like us? Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

10. from 078 663 11 09 Siehe auch digitale-Nachhaltigkeit.ch parlamentarische Gruppe usw. Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

11. from 078 663 11 09 La digitalisation des dossiers des patients (HUG) est il un bon ou un mauvaise exemple de ce qu'il faut faire ou ne pas faire ? Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

12. from Several Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

13. from Stephanie Booth Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

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17. Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

18. from 079 838 44 76 Innou. Metrics? How measure? How know improving? Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

19. from Stephanie Booth Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

20. Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

21. http://bit.ly/4JWJDe Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

22. Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

23. Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

24. Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

25. Bonne soirée et merci de votre présence :) Lift@home - “a look at innovation” - January 19. 2010 - feedback beta

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