Computer History Museum slideshare 101910

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Tormod Askildsen

Educación

The beginning ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 2

1932–47 Heritage: quality
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 3

1958–79 Heritage: system
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 4

1979-96 Heritage: creativity
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 5

1998 - Game Changer ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 6

The “RCX hacker”
Kekoa Proudfoot, student at Stanford University (at the time)
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 7

FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL)
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 8

Capable User Partners ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 9

10 mins -> 12 sec ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 10

…a value creating system
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 12

People, relationships ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 13

LEGO Ambassadors ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 14

Set Expectations Be Respectful

Ensure Win-Win Be Inclusive

Ensure
Be Reliable
Transparency

Limit Secrecy Fair Compensation

Collaboration with fans ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 15

In a basement in LA…
Henry Lim, USA
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 16

…a community center in Oslo…
Brikkelauget, Norway
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 17

…at the Beijing Olympics…
Hong Kong LEGO Users Group
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 18

… a back alley in Rome…
Jan Vormann, Germany
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 19

Drew Baldwin
Maclane Baldwin
Mike Baldwin
Bryan Bonahoom
Kathie Bonahoom
John Brost
Bunnie Cleland
Steven Canvin
Brian Davis
Andrew Dykstal
Heather Hassenplug
Kurt Hassenplug
Matt Hassenplug
Steve Hassenplug
Doren de Jong
Jacqueline McRae
Ron McRae
Zoe McRae
Chad Phillips
Tom Phillips
Barbara Price
Dan Siders
Jenn Wagner

…at a museum in Silicon Valley…
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 20

… a convention center in Frankfurt…
Rainer Brendler, Germany
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 21

Consumer Affinity Pyramid
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 22

Tra d e m a rk Bra nd

Comp a ny Cons ume r
Comme rc ia l Emotiona l
Prote c te d Inc lus ive

Challenge… ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 23

LEGO Certified Professionals
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 24

René Hoffmeister ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 25

Sean Kenney ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 26

Dirk Denoyelle ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 27

Nathan Sawaya ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 28

10 lead users 76 model drafts 30 final designs

March 2006 June 2006 March 2007

Co-creation ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 29

LEGO Universe Partners ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 30

Publishing business
Editor: Joe Meno, USA
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 31

1 te s t SKU
200

J uly 20 07 J uly 2008 J a n 2009 Ma y/J uly 200 9

LEGO Architecture business
Adam Reed Tucker and LEGO New Business Group
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 32

LEGO Jewelry pilot
Lisa Taylor and LEGO New Business Group
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 33

LEGO® Cuusoo.com ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 34

With all the support for
the SHINKAI 6500, we
have decided to launch
an official LEGO® set
based on the original
ideas from @guy in 2010.

LEGO® Cuusoo latest news ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 35

915.103.765

The interesting thing about a Social Object
is the not just the object itself, but the
conversations that happens around them

Social Objects ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 36

Most recent hit on YouTube
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 37

What if…
… all the world’s LEGO content was made easily
visible and created a snowball effect of inspiration
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 38

What if…
… we connected all the world’s LEGO enthusiasm,
so there were no more lost “LEGO souls” out there
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 39

Our EGO is smaller than it used to be
Our community is bigger than the company

Together we create value
We believe this will sustain our future

©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 40

“Ye llow” b y Na tha n Sa wa ya

The “essence of LEGO”
“Being able to express something that I see in
my head so that other people can see it.”
©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 41

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Computer History Museum slideshare 101910

1. Nurturing a value creating brand ecosystem Fo s te rin g Bra n d Co m m u n ity va lu e c re a tio n Computer History Museum Computer History Museum September 29, 2010 29 September 2010

20. Drew Baldwin Maclane Baldwin Mike Baldwin Bryan Bonahoom Kathie Bonahoom John Brost Bunnie Cleland Steven Canvin Brian Davis Andrew Dykstal Heather Hassenplug Kurt Hassenplug Matt Hassenplug Steve Hassenplug Doren de Jong Jacqueline McRae Ron McRae Zoe McRae Chad Phillips Tom Phillips Barbara Price Dan Siders Jenn Wagner …at a museum in Silicon Valley… ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 20

35. With all the support for the SHINKAI 6500, we have decided to launch an official LEGO® set based on the original ideas from @guy in 2010. LEGO® Cuusoo latest news ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 35

36. 915.103.765 The interesting thing about a Social Object is the not just the object itself, but the conversations that happens around them Social Objects ©2010 The LEGO Group - Tormod Askildsen – page 36

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