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Why every company will have a social media guru in the future

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breathing the business day in, day out? It’s very hard. Your 18 minutes of fame As more and more connections are built online and more interaction takes place in the digital world, the need to become social increases. In the future, to be a successful business you will have to be ‘always on’ with a finger on the pulse – much more than in todays world. It’s worth remembering that even now that the average life expectancy of a tw…

Firefox OS: Open Web for Mobile

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At our Let’s Do Digital 2012 summit last week, those who joined our “Next 7000 Days” workshop heard me talking about the future of the web and the direction we’re going in with regards to mobile devices and “just-in-time interaction”. I concluded that for all of this to happen we needed to maintain a standard amongst all of our devices, and the web is one way to do that. If you’re buying a smart phone to…

Three interesting ways to get the most out of Google Analytics

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Most people who have installed Google Analytics tracking on their personal or business website have at least a rudimentary knowledge of what it can do. Analytics is a fantastic source of information that, if used properly, will enable webmasters and business owners to conduct in-depth analysis into consumer/client engagement with their site and use that information to inform future digital marketing campaigns. So, what are the top three things A…

Could social networks replace politicians?

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he thoughts of the people/country. There is an element of truth in this. Of course, our political systems work are based on methods which are now hundreds of years old, which is understandable. But this made me think. In the future, will we need MPs to make decisions on policy for us? Perhaps in the (not to distant?) future, we will all have our own unique and secure online ID’s (or maybe ID cards, but I don’t think it is a good idea…

If Adido Has Two Innovation Days, Does Adido Lose Productivity?

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((totaltime * 0.2) – participant black time)). Note: Timesheet time is seperated into Red, Blue, and Black. Red time is classed as a cost to the business, Blue is money generated now, and Black is money generated in the future. All tasks available in Timesheets are categorised to a specific time colour by Adido directors. Formula results will be shown as a percentage difference between experimental productivity score and control productivit…