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Mar
1
2011

Intro, after which the author summarizes 7 trends relating to collaboration:
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Since the dawn of managerial capitalism, collaboration and work have almost always been synonymous. People need other people to realize their greatest impact, and innovation, perhaps the most valuable activity in business, depends critically on the kind of cross-pollination of ideas that collaboration enables.
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1.Consumerize everything.
2. It's all about the culture.
3. Cherish your experts, not your documents.
4. Build the 24-hour knowledge factory.
5. Mandate structure within the social cacophony.
6. Tap the wisdom of your crowd, and any crowd.
7. Keep it real.

mit_techreview trends collaboration

May
8
2009

"Urban designer and artist collaborations: what value do they bring?"
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The event did not focus on ‘how to do’ public art, but rather aimed to stimulate debate and throw up challenges to what some are coming to regard as a too-often standardised way of creating public spaces.
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  • throw up challenges to what some are coming to regard as a too-often standardised way of creating public spaces
  • failed to evolve
    • Yule Heibel
      Yule Heibel on 2009-05-08

      - then why should it be a solution to turn B. into a fantasy land instead? ...Not sure I understand why this should work.

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Apr
10
2009

Taking the example of closed thinking at New York City MTA, John Geraci makes a compelling case for crowd-sourcing improvements in urban affairs and urban matters (including public transportation). Great article.

crowdsourcing cities collaboration diycity john_geraci

Dec
12
2008

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[DIY city]'s second challenge, issued earlier this week, asks participants to "conceive of a grassroots ridesharing system that can overcome the problems inherent in ridesharing and achieve critical mass."
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