Posted in Cloud, eHealth on Jan 8th, 2012 No Comments »
In general I am big supporter of “small is beautiful”. People perform best in contexts that they can relate to and where they know people. A famous example is the 50 employee limit of the old BSO cells. This is especially important in healthcare… being a personal and social branch. However, there is an important exception: [...]
Posted in business models, Cloud, Social Software, Transaction costs, workspace on Jun 28th, 2011 No Comments »
A couple of years ago I read the book “De eeuw van mijn vader” (“My father’s century”) from Geert Mak. In this book he describes how the Dutch society has changed from 1900 to 2000. One of the passages that struck me most was his statement that the majority of people in 1900 were not [...]
Posted in Cloud, Social Software, Workspace on Jun 28th, 2011 No Comments »
Fractals create fascinating pictures. On the one hand they look very structured and symmetrical but when you look closer you see that the pattern is repeated in a different way on every level. There is order and there is chaos simultaneously. The math behind fractals is surprisingly simple. The trick is that the factors in [...]
Posted in Cloud, Pyramids and Pancakes, Social Software on Jun 27th, 2011 No Comments »
Last few weeks I have been trying to integrate a lot of ideas I have been working on in the last few years. Partly in research programs on SaaS, partly and several project around the adoptation of technology and partly from my own company. Below is the (extend) set of sheets I have made out [...]
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