I’m up the coast at a nice old-fashioned hotel in Portland, Maine, with my first opportunity to follow up on an outstanding first-ever VRM Workshop. Lots of progress was made on many efforts. Lots of topics came up that surprised and encourged me. VRM and information portablility inside health care, for example. Here are the [Read More →]
Because principles are good to have.
July 9, 2008 — Doc SearlsI’m vetting ten VRM principles here: all grist for next week’s VRM Workshop mill. We’ll be changing these as the workshop approaches, I’m sure. Note that these apply to management of relations with vendors by customers: the narrowest scope of VRM. The larger topic of relationship managmement (RM) is part of the discussion as well. [Read More →]
VRM linkage and thinkage
July 9, 2008 — Doc SearlsAdriana Lukas posts insightfully about how we are Reaching the limits of silos, not networks, which she wrote in response to Noah Brier‘s Metcalfe’s Plateau, to which I also responded with Pulling the scales from our whys. It was fun to find Bob Metcalfe himself (inventor of Ethernet and a fun guy) amongst the commenters, [Read More →]
#vrm on twitter- @goonth @GregoryJRader @dsearls Telco 2.0 and captive/hostage customers, via @GrahamHill http://t.co/q4adNYHq is why I want #VRM apps
- @goonth you mean to meet in Google Hangout on #VRM #thickvalue with @nigelcameron @dsearls @gregoryjrader whoelse?
- RT @goonth: @CoCreatr bottom line, we've got to get cultural stakeholders together in the same room... #thickvalue #VRM @nigelcameron
- RT @goonth: @CoCreatr bottom line, we've got to get cultural stakeholders together in the same room... #thickvalue #VRM @nigelcameron
- @CoCreatr bottom line, we've got to get cultural stakeholders together in the same room... #thickvalue #VRM @nigelcameron