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Mythbust Social Computing in Innovation – Fad, Future, or Fail?

This is an invitation to speak your mind on the use of social computing in product innovation, product development, and engineering. I have the honor of helping one of my favorite innovation and PLM consulting firms, Kalypso, with some new research. Please take our survey on using social media for product innovation now. My Thoughts…

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    Jim Brown - August 29, 2011 - Filed Under: Mythbusting, Research Rap - Tagged With: Product Development, Social Innovation, Social Media, Research, Mythbusting, Survey, Social Computing, Engineering, Facebook, Innovation

    2011 – The Year Social Computing Explodes in NPD and PLM?

    What I learned this week … came after reflecting on this video on social computing in PLM I ran across on PTC’s website. I spent a significant amount of my time and energy last year trying to understand the implications of the social networking explosion on product innovation, product development, and engineering. It was interesting…

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      Jim Brown - January 12, 2011 - Filed Under: What I Learned - Tagged With: Cognistreamer, Microsoft, Dassault Systemes, Spigit, Product Development, Vuuch, PTC, Siemens PLM, NPD, Product Innovation, Social Media, Brightidea, PLM, Imaginatik, Social Computing

      Mythbusting “Facebook and Business Don’t Necessarily Mix”

      Some research (and “mythbusting”) on “Facebook and business don’t necessarily mix.” Does it really reflect the underlying research from MIT? I don’t think so.

        Jim Brown - April 22, 2010 - Filed Under: Mythbusting, Research Rap - Tagged With: Social Networking, Kalypso, Social Media, Research, Buzz, Mythbusting, Social Computing, PDMA, Engineering, Product Launch, Facebook, Study, Innovation, Product Development

        Social Computing and Product Collaboration “2.0”

        A quick peek into some research on the use of social computing and “Web 2.0” techniques to enhance product collaboration.

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        Jim Brown - February 10, 2010 - Filed Under: Insights, Insights & Activity, Clarity on PLM - Tagged With: Corporate Social Networks, twitter, Social Media, Engineering, Facebook, Manufacturers, Product Development, IP, Collaboration, Product Knowledge, Design, PLM, Product Innovation, Social Computing

        Product Collaboration 2.0

        Issue in Focus: Product Collaboration 2.0 – Using Social Computing Techniques to Create Corporate Social Networks explores the use of social computing and “Web 2.0” techniques to improve product collaboration. Explains how social computing in PLM allows manufacturers to discover new intellectual property and capture existing know-how for the future, increasing corporate product knowledge. Please enjoy…

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          Jim Brown - September 10, 2009 - Filed Under: Published Research - Tagged With: Web 2.0, Corporate Social Networks, Social Media, Issue in Focus, Collaboration 2.0, PLM, Social Computing, IP, White Paper, Collaboration, Product Knowledge

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