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Antony Clay

My session at the 1st Birmingham UK Office365 User Group

Tecnología

Why is this relevant to you?

Do you feel the pain?

“Hyperlinks
subvert
hierarchies”

From the “Cluetrain Manifesto”

“Open Innovation is
fundamentally about
operating in a world of
abundant knowledge…”

“…not all the smart people
work for you, so you better
go find them, connect to
them, and build upon what
they can do”

Henry Chesbrough, UC Berkeley

(nearly) Always on!

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Focus on your business

not your infrastructure

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