Tuttle Annual Report
For those of you who don’t follow me on twitter or subscribe to the Tuttle Blog, you might like to know that I published the Annual Report this afternoon. It’s gone bananas. Keep passing it on.
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Tuttle We-20
Ahead of the G20 summit I want to run a we20 session with tuttlers on Tuesday. We’ll meet on Tuesday morning at the ICA. There is another related event going on there and I’m not sure how much I can say about that, but it’s exciting and I will let you know as soon as…
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more random notes from Austin
#kebab was interesting in what it brought out in people when they were given the opportunity to run something themselves. It certainly showed the appetite, particularly among the British contingent to do something different – the only problem was that everyone wanted a different sort of different. It also showed up the difference between UK…
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Standing room only…
Definitely the busiest tuttle so far – we had nearly 70 people signed up on the wiki and although they didn’t all make it, the numbers were swelled by many more who hadn’t said they’d come. For the first time, for those who still have no idea what happens at a tuttle, I did what…
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Oral his-stories
We like to talk, don’t we? At least some of the time. Chatting, telling stories over and over in different ways and with different embellishments, all the while helping us to work out who we are and who we’re not, what we might choose to be or do next. But also who we’ve been, who…
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The long-tail of face-to-face
I don’t know where I’m going with this one, but I’m musing about some attitudes that I see popping up around face-to-face events. One seems to be: Big is beautiful (or at least successful) ie in order for an event to be considered a success, you have to have loads of people there. I disagree….
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If it ain’t broke
Thanks to Tim Davies in the comments of “No to Quotas” for helping me see why I’m getting worked up about this one. Where is the problem that we’re trying to solve here? The problem with Innovation Edge wasn’t that the wrong people turned up. It wasn’t that certain groups or parts of society weren’t…
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No to quotas
There have been a couple of times in the last week or so when quotas have been suggested for solving a problem of “fairness”. They were brought up at the Tuttle discussion about Amplified08 in the context of deciding which networks should be represented at this network of networks forum and again during the panel…
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Taking Responsibility in Commercial Relationships
Ouch! I’ve been trying to write something about this for a while but finding a title that didn’t mention VRM was important to me and now I’ve just done it, it looks scary but worthwhile. “VRM” (or vendor relationship management) as a term doesn’t look scary or even interesting let alone worth putting some effort…
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HubKX – nice concept – a bit swanky, but hey!
The ground floor of the new HubKX in York Way is a cafe space, on the next floor up there are three meeting rooms and on top there is a “library” space with room for people to hunker down and do some work. Sound familiar? Yup, it’s very close to what I suggested here. Err…..