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2012: 12 Themes Crowdsourcing Landscape Version 2 Crowd Business Models Transformation of Government Transformation of Business Success in a Connected World Map of the Decade Zeitgeist 2011

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Success in a Connected World

Success in a Connected World

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This diagram brings together the foundations of success in a connected world: Relationships, Visibility, and Execution, and how to achieve these.

EXECUTION
Cloud: Using distributed computing as a platform for business
Crowd: Using distributed talent to get work done.

VISIBILITY
Create: Creating useful, relevant content that gets seen by the right audience.
Curate: Selecting useful, relevant content to create value and build an identity and brand.

RELATIONSHIPS
Connect: Establishing and maintaining relationships with people you want to know and work with.
Converse: Engaging in contained and broad conversations to learn and build relationships.

For different people or organizations, there will be different priorities across the six elements of success in a connected world. However the real power comes when they are managed in combination to both generate and exploit opportunities.

The services referenced in the diagram are examples only, and there are many others in each category.

I hope the framework is useful. I welcome any feedback on how to improve it.