Creating Infectious Action mini-conference

Creating Infectious Action mini-conference

Last Thursday I attended the Creating Infectious Action mini-conference co-organized by Diego Rodriguez at Stanford. Diego and Bob Sutton, who teach a class on that very same topic, invited a variety of speakers to the dschool for an afternoon of discussion. It was a great event, and I’ve written up summaries of the various talks:

Paul Saffo, Institute for the Future
Peter Ebert, SAP
Dr. Jamie Shandro, Stanford ER
Mike Dearing, Ebay
Steve Jurvetson, Draper Fisher Jurvetson
Paul Moore, Yahoo!
Perry Klebahn, Atlas Snowshoes

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2006-5-7-10:50 PM #   

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[...] 2.0: Introduction tags: design, design 2.0, feature 2006-6-8-10:58 PM #    For the last conference I blogged, I posted notes that pretty much followed theflow of the talks. This time, I’m instead going to try to summarize the key points from each speaker. First up, the introductory comments by Core founder Allan Chochinov and moderator Jessie Scanlon from BusinessWeek. [...]

by nickbaum.com » Blog Archive » Design 2.0: Introduction
6-8-10:58 PM

[...] 2.0: Diego Rodriguez tags: design, design 2.0, feature 2006-6-9-11:31 PM #    Introducing our first speaker: Diego Rodriguez. Diego is a professor at theD-School and works at IDEO. He also writes the design blog Metacool. You may also remember me writing about his Creating Infectious Action conference a few weeks back. [...]

by nickbaum.com » Blog Archive » Design 2.0: Diego Rodriguez
6-9-11:31 PM