Fifteen years ago, when coming up with the business thesis for Razorfish, a company I co-founded, we used to say “everything that can be digital, will be.” Now, over a decade later, we can look back and see that immense change the digital revolution has brought to our lives.
Adding fuel to our growing Social Business Design practice, I’m pleased to announce that we have added several new consultants and associates to our North American team led by Managing Director Peter Kim. We are lucky to welcome Caroline Dangson, Cynthia Pflaum, Tom Cummings, Bryan Kotlyar, Kate Rush Sheehy and Amanda Johnson all who bring exceptional analytical, research, and programatic development skills to our consulting and operations teams and come to us from respected firms including: Forrester Research, IDC, and Yankee Group. These additions enable us to better service our expanding client base enabling them to move forward to become more socially calibrated, collaborative, connected organizations.
Apple makes beautiful, elegant, simple to use, powerful hardware and software/services. This is obvious to almost anyone and yes, incase you were wondering or had a doubt, I am a biased unabashed Apple fan.
Today we are announcing the hiring of our new CFO April Downing.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in the United States and we thought we’d take the opportunity to recognize some of the people who have influenced our thinking.
Dachis Group researches, tracks, and utilizes many different technology tools on behalf of our clients. We thought it would be a good idea to share our initial efforts and ask for contributions to make it better.
Social Business Design: The Enterprise is Dead. Long Live the Enterprise. A Focused Enterprise for a Networked Economy.
The Dachis Group Collaboratory launched two weeks ago and we have been actively sharing our thoughts on social business design, while allowing the world to view a window on our work. Recently, the documentary “We Live In Public” has been in screenings around the U.S., chronicling the activities of Josh Harris a decade ago and foreshadowing many characteristics of today’s “social” mania. We have only partially opened the window on our work world, but the view it provides has caused us to reflect on what we do. As all of us are participating in the live, unedited feed, some of our worldwide team have some distinct thoughts to share and I hope to hear your thoughts in the comments.
Dachis Group believes that the future of business lies in the intentional creation of dynamic and socially calibrated business systems, process, and culture that empower all of its constituents to exchange value.
So what is the Collaboratory? Part collaboration space, part laboratory on Social Business Design, it’s where we invite our ecosystem to engage us. [...]
