Comments on: The Business Genome Project http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207 Joining The Dots: Musings on Mass Collaboration & The Art of Connecting Others Wed, 01 Sep 2010 05:05:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Skireevororib http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207&cpage=1#comment-86 Skireevororib Wed, 01 Sep 2010 05:05:04 +0000 http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207#comment-86 Wow... your site is so popular. I just wanted to know how do you monetize it? Can you give me a few advices? For example, I use http://www.bigextracash.com/aft/2e7bfeb6.html I'm earning about $1500 per month at he moment. What will you recommend? Wow… your site is so popular. I just wanted to know how do you monetize it? Can you give me a few advices? For example, I use http://www.bigextracash.com/aft/2e7bfeb6.html

I’m earning about $1500 per month at he moment. What will you recommend?

]]> By: Adrian @ be the top of google . com http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207&cpage=1#comment-15 Adrian @ be the top of google . com Tue, 16 Mar 2010 18:58:25 +0000 http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207#comment-15 Bookmarked :) Bookmarked :)

]]> By: Kate Islas http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207&cpage=1#comment-9 Kate Islas Tue, 19 Jan 2010 23:00:07 +0000 http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207#comment-9 Interesting.... I'm intrigued but I think I need to carve out a little more time before I pull on this 'genome' thread! Hopefully can learn more soon - I don't think I'll be able to make the TED conference, but if there is a summit in San Diego, I'd be interested to know when/where. cheers Kate Interesting…. I’m intrigued but I think I need to carve out a little more time before I pull on this ‘genome’ thread!
Hopefully can learn more soon – I don’t think I’ll be able to make the TED conference, but if there is a summit in San Diego, I’d be interested to know when/where.
cheers
Kate

]]> By: Andrea Kates http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207&cpage=1#comment-7 Andrea Kates Fri, 08 Jan 2010 22:53:50 +0000 http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207#comment-7 Will you be at TED (http://conferences.ted.com/TED2010/) in Long Beach in February? We'll be there February 9-13, 2010. If not, we welcome you and others you are networked with to participate in the building of what we view as an exciting new engine for business innovation. Please encourage people to get in touch with us. Looking forward to meeting you. --Andrea Kates (akates@business-genome.com) Will you be at TED (http://conferences.ted.com/TED2010/) in Long Beach in February? We’ll be there February 9-13, 2010. If not, we welcome you and others you are networked with to participate in the building of what we view as an exciting new engine for business innovation. Please encourage people to get in touch with us. Looking forward to meeting you. –Andrea Kates (akates@business-genome.com)

]]> By: craigchurchill http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207&cpage=1#comment-6 craigchurchill Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:06:56 +0000 http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207#comment-6 Andrea - Thanks for keeping me honest on this one. I get it. Love what you guys are up to... Keep pioneering and let's collaborate on helping your endeavor here! Andrea – Thanks for keeping me honest on this one. I get it. Love what you guys are up to… Keep pioneering and let’s collaborate on helping your endeavor here!

]]> By: Andrea Kates http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207&cpage=1#comment-5 Andrea Kates Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:44:17 +0000 http://craigchurchill.com/?p=207#comment-5 Craig--great to read your blog and to hear from a kindred spirit. Business Genome (www.business-genome.com) is designed as a crowd-sourced, collaborative framework like the Encyclopedia of Life, where we are gathering examples of cross-industry innovation (like Pennzoil learning about how to improve a waiting room experience from Starbucks=Jiffy Lube) so that entrepreneurs and other business leaders can sift through great ideas and accelerate their ability to innovate (with less risk.) It's an open source approach, where we offer tools, not answers. The key is to invite everyone to contribute (like when a biologist sends data on his/her butterfly to the EOL repository) then we add it to our evergreen repository of cases (sorted in a genomic style.) http://businessgenome.wordpress.com/2009/06/22/what-changes-everything-how-an-index-of-business-innovation-fuels-growth/ In 2010 we're going to launch a submission engine so that we can accelerate our collection capabilities. Would love to talk with you and others in your community about adding to the repository, which is free and open to everyone. We're also planning summits in NY and San Diego in 2010. Looking forward to expanding our community--Andrea Kates Craig–great to read your blog and to hear from a kindred spirit. Business Genome (www.business-genome.com) is designed as a crowd-sourced, collaborative framework like the Encyclopedia of Life, where we are gathering examples of cross-industry innovation (like Pennzoil learning about how to improve a waiting room experience from Starbucks=Jiffy Lube) so that entrepreneurs and other business leaders can sift through great ideas and accelerate their ability to innovate (with less risk.) It’s an open source approach, where we offer tools, not answers. The key is to invite everyone to contribute (like when a biologist sends data on his/her butterfly to the EOL repository) then we add it to our evergreen repository of cases (sorted in a genomic style.) http://businessgenome.wordpress.com/2009/06/22/what-changes-everything-how-an-index-of-business-innovation-fuels-growth/ In 2010 we’re going to launch a submission engine so that we can accelerate our collection capabilities. Would love to talk with you and others in your community about adding to the repository, which is free and open to everyone. We’re also planning summits in NY and San Diego in 2010. Looking forward to expanding our community–Andrea Kates

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