Monday, March 30, 2009

De første 3 kapitler af min bog er nu online (!)

Sorry, this is in Danish to announce that the drafts of the first 3 chapters of my book in progress are now online.
Det er skitser, som det vil fremgå. De hænger sammen, men det er første vrid, så det er stadig lidt råt.
De kan læses her

No wonder things are tight

No wonder things are tight, if everybody cuts spending and redouble their sales efforts

Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Our new website is online


We just launched the new design of our website at danfossuniverse.com/impact

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Microsoft's Craig Mundie on managing privacy

Among the sessions at this years Davos meeting of the World Economic Forum was a panel on "The new digital experience". Interesting stuff. In particular I think Craig Mundie of Microsoft has a very succinct description of the real issue regarding managing privacy:
"The technology will result in us collecting and remembering a huge amount of data, and over time we will ultimately find beneficial ways of using this. People can certainly speculate that there are evil ways to use and exploit data, and the question I think will become: how can we find a manageable way for people to declare their intent about each class of data and each class of service that they subscribe to?
And to the extent that we can get that agreed on and that becomes platformized, so you’re not facing a hundred different ways to express that intent, then I think these issues will come under control.
There are definite business tensions, because it’s easy to build certain business models that presume that you have almost surreptitious collection of information – and of course government intelligence business, that’s what they do for a living.
So at some level you have to realize the world is going to be a sea of data, and the real question related to privacy is going to be, how does the user get to specify what they think their ownership rights are in that data - no matter who collected it.
And I think these are questions that are not clear in the law and in the policy and that’s really gotta be the focus of the discussion. "

Here is the link to the podcast

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Don't copy Lessig


A little observation: Lawrence Lessigs latest book "Remix" is not creative commons licensed.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Fast Company names Danfoss Universe "architectural wonder"


Fast Company magazine has named the Cumulus exhibition building at Danfoss Universe one of ten "architectural wonders of the world" in 2008. I guess that proves that you can make a mark globally, even in Nordborg, Denmark.

Sunday, January 04, 2009

(Lots of) Keywords for my book

My original intention was to write this coming book in English, but thinking closer through the practical issues I've decided to start out in Danish, and then hopefully it will be such a massive hit that the English will kinda happen automatically...
So at moment the script is a weird mix of Danish and English. The "skeleton" of the book; my list of all the headlines for paragraphs, is still mostly in English - and I've posted it here.
I've also written a 5-page abstract. The Danish version is here. The English version is here, or you can read on this blog a few postings back.

Sunday, December 28, 2008

The trajectory of information

The way things are going:
Our information will be
- hi-res
- real time
- connected
- stored
- searchable