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Leigh's Blitherings: Have We Crossed The Chasm? - 0 views

leighhimel.blogspot.com/...have-we-crossed-chasm.html

internetwatch

shared by Roger Chen on 06 May 08 - Cached
  • Geoffrey Moore wrote Crossing the Chasm over 15 years ago and it's still probably the foremost framework used for launching new technology products.
  • Moore's key insight is that the groups adopt innovations for different reasons. Early adopters are technology enthusiasts looking for a radical shift, where the early majority want a "productivity improvement
  • One of the key foundations of the model is how they define usage by groups which brings a key question to the forefront of our current marketing reality. Has the definition of an early adopter changed?
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  • The way I have come to see the chasm: there's ALWAYS a chasm.
  • I agree that there is and will always be a chasm. However, I guess the real question in my mind is, is it a marketing chasm (or awareness/usage chasm) or is it a technology adoption chasm.
Roger Chen

竹家庄: 文科学生出国后如何"补课"？ - 0 views

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academia career thinking

shared by Roger Chen on 04 May 08 - Cached
  • 三个关键词：用英语、看论文、做实证
Roger Chen

Continuous Partial Attention: Software & Solutions - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views

www.readwriteweb.com/...ntinuous_partial_attention.php

internetwatch thinking

shared by Roger Chen on 04 May 08 - Cached
  • The ways in which we consume and pay attention to information are changing. The changes are not minor, they are big and profound.
  • Today we have successfully replaced attention with what Linda Stone coined and Marc Orchant recently wrote about: Continuous Partial Attention.
  • There are two major axis that cause inattention - the amount of information and the interrupts.
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  • There are many things you can do to regain control over your attention and shut out the distractions. But the simplest thing you can do is to turn off the alerts and alarms when you're working on projects. I said simple, I didn't say easy.
  • Roger Chen on 04 May 08
     
    The ways in which we consume and pay attention to information are changing. The changes are not minor, they are big and profound. There are two reasons causes inattention - amount of information and interrupts.
Roger Chen

科学网-学历的贬值 - 0 views

www.sciencenet.cn/...user_content.aspx

教育

shared by Roger Chen on 04 May 08 - Cached
  • 物以稀为贵。随着高等教育的日益普及，学位证书就显得不那么珍贵了。这是因为，虽然在某种意义上可以将教育看作投资，但经济增长与教育经费的增长并不直接成比例，因此，在高等教育迅猛发展的时期，对于毕业生的雇佣者来说，社会上的大学毕业生越多，每张学位证书所体现的经济价值便越小。这是经济意义上的学历贬值
  • 随着经济增长，人们的物质需要得到较好的满足后，社会对只有受过高等教育方能满足的高级工作的需求也会增长，于是，用于正规教育的经费得以增加。高等教育一方面对求学者提高地位有好处，另一方面替雇主筛选了人材。可是，学位证书越颁越多，其效果就像通货膨胀似的。结果，教育作为高级工作的敲门砖的保险系数越来越低，
  • 赫施认为，学位证书的“通货膨胀”效应在两方面造成了社会性浪费；第一，大量教育经费实际上是用来淘汰、筛选人的，而不是积极地培养人的。第二，获学位的人很多，就必然有一部分学位获得者不得不屈尊俯就一些不能充分用其所学的工作，因此情绪低落，满腹牢骚，工作效果也不好。但这种浪费很难避免，因为，随着劳动力的平均学历水平的提高，学历较低的人就感受到很大的压力，即使为了在职业阶梯上站稳脚跟，他们也要力图提高自己的学历水平，这就造成了对高等教育的一种虚假的需求。于是，形成了恶性循环。
Roger Chen

案例：天生丽质的Nap Cafe - 0 views

blog.bcchinese.net/...133963.aspx

internetwatch.china

shared by Roger Chen on 04 May 08 - Cached
  • Roger Chen on 04 May 08
     
    Nap Cafe 是一对上海的年轻夫妻创办的咖啡小铺，主要业务是售卖咖啡豆、相关用具并围绕咖啡组织各类活动。
Roger Chen

Microsoft on Organizing Information in Storylines -SEO by the SEA - 0 views

www.seobythesea.com/?p=1048

papers search

shared by Roger Chen on 03 May 08 - Cached
  • Roger Chen on 03 May 08
     
    A newly published patent application from Microsoft takes an interesting spin on presenting information, pulling together news from a mix of sources to present topics in storylines, and providing ways to have that information delivered to us over computers, smart phones, watch interfaces, and in other ways.
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