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START UPS Peter F. Drucker famously stated that "management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things." Great leaders possess dazzling social intelligence, a zest for change, and above all, vision that allows them to set their sights on the "things" that truly merit attention. The unfortunate this is this is all wrong and leadership is way over rated.
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PEOPLE Welcome to Digital People where we profile Jon Ostler, Group GM of BeyondD - renamed from QLtd through its recent acquisition by Beyond International. Jon offers comprehensive views on the changes in our market, the continued potential surrounding ecommerce & virtual goods - & reminds us not to forget the stuff that works'. He also highlights the continued power of Google & Facebook. Great read..
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MOBILE For me, ever since I switched my focus from the fixed Web to Mobile in 2000 it has been the year of Mobile that never really permeated in to mainstream media. I think the reason for this is simple yet not seen as obvious to most, as Mobile as a communication device has played in two main streams since the first voice call in 1946.
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INDUSTRY TALK On this weeks show we are joined by community legend Thayer Prime. We talk about her awesome name, and how she got started in tech. Thayer provides some killer tips on how to break into the industry, discusses how brands are attempting to engage with developers, the challenge of marketing to developers and her latest project, recruiting for the Government Digital Service.
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START UPS Steve Baty who will be speaking at Xmedia Lab Sydney 8-10 June, gives us some ideas on the when, the why and the how to start a business. Steve is a Principal at Meld Studios, a Sydney-based design studio and President at IxDA, a global network dedicated to professional practice of interaction design.
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INDUSTRY TALK I had a client agency meeting in London a while back and around the table sat 12 people all of us pontificating about a product predominately bought by women. Represented were developers, project managers, media strategy, creative and the social guru. Out of 17 all were men and nobody saw the irony. This is something we should address urgently?
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PEOPLE Welcome to Digital People where this time we profile Peter Williams, CEO of Deloitte Digital. Peter offers insights into his work with Delloites surrounding crowdsourding, mobile, gamification and the challenges of accessing talent and keeping up with the pace of change. He also introduces yet another acronym 'clomosoda'. A good quick read...
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TECHNOLOGY Faster internet connections and cloud applications might just be the key to Australian businesses being able to grow their online presence, expand their customer bases, and ultimately be able to compete globally with ICT powerhouses.
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START UPS Justin Boswer from cloud based CRM and Marketing company HTK Horizon, recently crowned "Britain's Brightest Business", joins the boys for chat. They cover how to build a company organically, and the future of customer relationship management. Hear more from Justin in the accompanying Podcast, including the challenges of running a business from a small town.
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PEOPLE Welcome to Digital People where this time we highlight views from several of the most experienced people in the digital media industry. Rapid change & evolution in digital media is also raising multiple challenges. Here we focus on some of these challenges with suggested solutions. Please add your opinion - What do you think the digital media industry can do better right now?
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ADVERTISING & MARKETING A ton has been written recently about the current craze around influence scoring. Klout in particular has been under the spotlight for attempting to summarise a persons social influence down to a single number. Should we care about our scores? Well personally I'm torn, so here is my brain dump pro and against.
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INDUSTRY TALK Do people really want high quality products? Do they even want standard products designed for specif problems? Is creating something personal, even of moderate quality, much more satisfying that consuming something made by others, even something of high quality? I suspect for many it is and this is a growing market.
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SOCIAL MEDIA How many articles have you read today on how to have a conversation with your colleagues, make an appropriate phone call or give the best damn handshake you can? None I hope. That's because we all know instinctively how to communicate; we've been doing it all our lives. It's part of our DNA. Making connections and building relationships is what we're all about.
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MOBILE Oded Ran is on the show to talk about Touchnote, the mobile app to physical postcard service. Topics include preloading apps on handsets, and how to react when Apple launches a copy cat product in your space. James talks about the Developers Guide to the Parallel Universe. Hosts:Chris Book and James Parton
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PEOPLE Welcome to Digital People where we profile Sam Granleese, Strategy Manager at Private Media. Sam shares his career journey, starting in high school to working on key accounts at ZenithOptimedia & now with one of Aust's most successful independent publishers. He offers valuable insights into our 'schizophrenic' industry & shares forecasts on digital broadcasting & more. A highly worthwhile read....
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INDUSTRY TALK For those search stars out there, have reviewed Google's latest research paper on the 'Impact Of Ranking Of Organic Search Results On The Incrementality Of Search'. It addresses how often an ad impression is accompanied by an associated organic result (i.e. organic result for the same advertiser)? and how the incrementality of the ad clicks vary with the rank of advertiser's organic results?
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SOCIAL MEDIA I believe 2012 will be the year that Twitter is finally recognised as a viable customer service tool for many Australian businesses. You only have to look at the increasing numbers of large and small businesses directing their customers not only to a customer service phone number or email address but also to their twitter handle e.g. @commbank, @VirginAustralia, @auspost and many more.
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ADVERTISING & MARKETING OK, seriously folks. Playing music in the workplace - good or bad?
I'm not talking about (bad) karaoke performances during the Christmas party or the odd break out performance from a bored colleague - although they can be fun too.
Nope. I'm talking about normal, everyday background music from the radio or iTunes to add a bit of colour and flavour to an otherwise bland and stale workplace.
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