We are heading for a deeper collaboration with our partners in Europe. But that wan't be enough. There's a need to build contacts to new areas like Bangladesh, India and China. North America is a natural source of mutual interests. New things happen outside our national borders, cross-border collboration is easier than ever. We are only limited by our mental mindsets.
My skype ID visualradio
regards,
Besides this I have some past expereince of Teaching English Language in the University level and also being a Research Assistant for MBA department in a University. I have been writing in newspapers and magazines for the last 10 years and I have published more than 400 artilces, featuures, reports, interviews, and tranlsations on various topics. Here are links to some of my writings in Internet: http://beatlesnumber9.com/east.html "
At Iterop, US, people talk about a new global measurement standard for consumer generated media. Consumer generated media includes blogs, podcasts, videoblogs and online news forums. With the help of these new tools the world is open for us; if we want to work together and collaborate; to solve problems and to create new innovative products and solutions. One of the ideas at Iterop was to provide marketers with a perspective on why the consumer generated media is important to measure and how to measure it. We are - also at KK-Net - following how consumer generated media is evolving and try to predict future trends.
Back to your questions about how many bloggers do we have in this country. Here are a list of the various blogs I'm writing:
- http://visualradio.blogs.fi/ (Finnish, Swedish, English)
- http://projketi.blogs.fi/ (Finnish, Swedish, English)
- http://sotkamo.blogs.fi/ (Finnish, Swedish, English)
- http://smartroad.blogspot.com/ (Finnish, Swedish, English)
- http://cuvia.blogspot.com/ (Finnish, Swedish, English)
I would also like to introduce you to http://paeonia.blogspot.com/
- Name:Paeonia
- Location:Vasa, Finland
My name is Susanne Sperring and this is my virtual bus stop where I store thoughts, useful links and comment on events in diverse flora.
Paeonia
- Age: 27
- Gender: female
- Astrological Sign: Virgo
- Zodiac Year: Horse
- Location: Vasa : Finland
I think she is working with har PhD thesis and studies media and blogging. I think you can get lots of valuable Academic insight from her.
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Digitalvillages
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Digitalvillages/travelplan
(Information about Finland in my Wikispace)
Networking (this is from my other Blog)
@ Tiistai, Touko. 23, 2006 - 11:30:14
Networking is important in innovation activities, especially for those in global markets. Reciprocal communication and exchange are typical for networks. In hierarchies the relationships are often defined in contracts but in networks the transactions occur in interaction. The network development includes trial and error according to which the network members adjust their behaviour.
Learning by doing
The learning takes place when the network members interact with each other. Such process continues until the network reaches the coherence, a dynamic balance in the mode of working. Business networks can be viewed as self-organizing systems rather than imposed by a central controller.
Networking and rapid interaction
For the organizations in rapidly developing fields, the collaboration between different kinds of actors is important. Besides the firm-to-firm co-operation, the collaboration between firms, higher education institutes and governmental research centres are vital. This is in particular valuable in industries with rapid technological or scientific progress.
Exchange resources and knowledge
The organisations can pool or exchange resources and knowledge, and develop new ideas and skills through inter-organisational networks. A single firm has seldom the necessary skills and competences to create globally competitive innovations in the global economy based on horizontal and vertical disintegration, subcontracting and outsourcing.
The Innovation Network
Therefore the network has become the centre of innovation. The creation of knowledge is crucial to improve the competitive position of enterprises and regions. Furthermore, the knowledge transfer and utilization are typical for innovation networks formed by knowledge intensive enterprises and higher education and research institutions.
Short and long term
Networks vary temporally from short term projects to long term relationships: informal networks based on shared experience, project networks with short-term combinations to accomplish specific tasks, regional networks in which spatial proximity helps sustain a common community and business networks as purposive, strategic alliances between two parties. These types can overlap and interweave with one another.
Leadership and management
The development of innovation environments requires different aspects, interests and skills from different experts. One major and time-consuming task is to seek the right people and organisations for the innovation environment and make them to realise the importance of the network and co-operation.
The actors and their interests
The actors of the innovation environments, for example, higher education institutions and enterprises have often different tasks and aims. Some actors insist their own interests and not the broader development strategies. They develop the innovation system mainly along their interests. Especially challenging is to motivate them to support the general regional development strategy.
Have a Nice Day!
Best regards
Helge Keitel
Skype visualradio
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