Inflectionby kim

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Inflection

by

Kim Patrick Kobza

Business Service Networks will change the world. Let’s learn from our peers with best of class dialogue.


The operating principles of this discussion are peer learning, professional and respectful discussion, creating value, supporting results, and  building networks with exceptional insights.


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Where I will be...


Naples All Week

Thinking About


I am thinking about...

  1. Growing Neighborhood America


  3. Leadership


  5. What it takes to be special


  7. Complexity


  9. Simplicity


  11. Network science.



I read every day..week....Read Most Days

  1. Wall Street


  3. Business Week


  5. Barron’s


  7. CNET


  9. New York Times


  11. Washington Post


  13. USA Today


  15. PC World


  17. PC Magazine


  19. Scientific American -The Mind


  21. Fortune


  23. Forbes


  25. Wired


  27. Fast Company


  29. The Nation


  31. Men’s Health


  33. I-Media


  35. Kara Swisher Boomtown


  37. Silicon Alley Insider


  39. Silicon Valley.com





 

Also Worth reading

The Starfish and the Spider

    Ori Brafman and Rod   Beckstrom

The New Rules of Marketing and PR

    David Meerman Scott

The Speed of Trust

    Stephen Covey

The Encyclopedia of Community

    Karen Christensen and David Levison


The things that matter most must never be at the mercy of the things that matter least.

Johann Wolfgang  Von Goethe

So if you happen to see me you will know who I am - say hello!

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Helpful


Paul Greenberg

    CRM 2.0

Michael Cayley

    Social Capital Value Add

Mike Gotta

    Collaborative Thinking

David Meerman Scott

    Web Ink

Adriel Hampton

     Chronicling Government 2.0   and Social Media

Valdis Kreb

    The Network Thinker

 
Visit Inflection Blocks: a 3 minute podcast series! http://web.mac.com/kpkobza/Inflection_Blocks:_3_minute_podcasts/Inflection_Blocks/Inflection_Blocks.html

Core Reading


The Halo Effect

     Phil Rosenzweig

Wikinomics

    Don Tapscott, Anthony Williams

Made to Stick

    Chip Heath and Dan Heath

Governing by Network

    Stephen Goldsmith, William Eggers

Flow

    Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

Your Inner Fish

    Neil Shuban

Knowledge in a Social World

    Alvin G. Goldman

Emergence

    Steven Johnson

Linked

    Albert Laszio Barabarsi

The Chasm Companion

    Paul Weiffels

The Structure and Dynamics of Networks

    Mark Newman, Albert Lazio, Barbarasi, Duncan Watts

Predictably  Irrational

    Dan Ariely

The Mind of the Market

    Michael Shermer

Laws of the Web, The Ecology of Information

    Bernardo Huberman

The Social Life of Information

    John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid

Infotopia

    Cass R. Sustein

Barbarians at the Gate

    Bryan Burrough and John Helvar

Goldman Sachs

    Lisa Endlich

Identity and Control

     Harrison C. White

Primates and Philosophers, How Morality Evolved

    Frances De Waal          

Human, the Science Behind What Makes Us Unique

    Michael S. Gazzaniga

Comfortable With Uncertainty,

    Pema Chodron

The Future and Its Enemies

    Virginia Postrel

Brain Rules

    John Medina

The Wealth of Networks

    Yochai Benkler

The Hidden Power of Social Networks

    Rob Cross

The Cluetrain Manifesto

    Rick Levine, Christopher Locke, Doc Searls, David Weinberger

Six Degrees The Science of a Connected Age

    Duncan J. Watts

 

Inflection for Public Engagement - a 3 minute podcast series for public sector.

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Background

In a parallel universe I am the CEO of Neighborhood America. We are a technology company that builds enterprise social networks. Though this is not an “opinion blog” the thoughts that are published here are my own and not necessarily those of Neighborhood America.