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- KK-Net delivers Global Business Innovation for improved profitability. We're ready to support clients from any part of the world.
* Profile Information: KK-Net –> Increasing productivity!
* We're building a productivity powerhouse with increased capacity and service reach in collaboration with our partners and clients.
We started as a market research, global field sales, marketing and business communication company but are extending our services.
* KK-Net engages in a long-term strategic partnership and collaboration
* Change management, renewal of processes, success formulas, internationalization
* Biotechnology, microbiology, bioenergy and CHP (co-generation heat and power)
* Social media and open innovation are tools in a our toolbox
Understanding how innovations emerge and what is needed to build successful global business operations.
* We communicate with a global audience
* Global collaboration comes through the KK-Network
* Open innovation is generated on- and offline
Cost-effective business models and global collaboration, co-creation and open innovation.
* Global networking enables broad service concepts
* Virtual organizations as productivity tools
Organizing international operations for shortest ways to new markets and success.
* Collaboration and sharing
* Crowd sourcing and mass customization of operations
* The wisdom of the crowd
* Business data mining
Working together in cross-border and cross-cultural projects on a global scale.
* Innovations are co-created with our clients
Social Networking, Knowledge Management and Social Intelligence accumulation combined with Open Source Methodology.
* How to move innovations to the global market
Sharing experience about what makes good ideas, excellent products and services to succeed and not to fail in the market place.
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We work with small and large assignments. We help SME’s and enterprises to conquer new markets. KK-Net offers crisis management and survival strategy services during the downturn.
1. Productivity tools
2. Globalization of operations
Nokia is the Finnish mobile phones giant with approx. 40 % global market share. We’re also in the Connecting People business emphasizing 1to1, P2P, B2B, 1toM and M2M conversations.
KK-Net is a business productivity power house transforming knowledge, technology, social collaboration to profitable business operations.
1. We are a people to people service provider combining dynamic young talent, experience, knowledge, new technology and social media.
2. We help people, managers and executives to improve productivity and profitability.
3. We help our customers to survive, prosper and expand (Win-Win): KK-Net engages in long-term partnerships with clients and partners.
4. The customer is in focus, Social Media is a component in our toolbox, but solutions are created in a dialog of few or multiple people.
5. KK-Net’s core competence is used to help our clients to adapt to changing needs of their clients. We assist in how to manage change, renewal, success, internationalization.
6. Rapid action, global networking competence, flexibility, sustainability, understanding short term cash-flow needs, working for long term competitiveness.
We deliver:
* visionary business management insight and action
* strategical partnership for improved profitability
* tactical support for implementation of change processes
* social networking, crowd sourcing, open innovation
* world wide creative collaborative insight from leading knowledge workers
* young, modern and dynamic business evaluation and planning methods combined with long tail and crisis management experience
The core competence of KK-Net is to transform business opportunities to real success.
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Helge V. Keitel
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A general success principle is that by delivering more value to more people you’ll be more successful. There is a video on this NING telling that selling isn't the way to market in the future. It's not how we display ourself, products and services that count, but how good we are in servicing our clients.
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A general success principle is that by delivering more value to more people you’ll be more successful. There is a video on this NING telling that selling isn't the way to market in the future. It's not how we display ourself, products and services that count, but how good we are in servicing our clients.
It means that we can do more g… Continue
Posted on August 5, 2008 at 5:00pm — 1 Comment
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- At 8:13am on December 3, 2008,
Maija H said… - Hello, thank You for welcoming me. Now I have written som more about me.
Och det är bra att även kunna skriva på svenska även om det faktiskt är nyttigt för min ringrostiga engelska att bli använd.
- At 10:07pm on October 20, 2008,
Karl said… - Hi kknet, I don't know much about Linux development itself in the technical level, but one remarkable phenomena relating to Linux and other open source developmental efforts, is the peoples willingness to give gifts for public good. Activitity that initially started from grassroot activism has now spread into present debates on different flavors of open source license issues, commercial companies opening their formerly proprietary productlines into open source - and even to new type of business strategies that praise open collaboration and development (like Sun Microsystems). Take for instance IBM. Tomorrow I'm attending a course that is IBM:s handshake for university students. IBM provides us hands on material to their database product so that it is very easy for us students to start learning to use the product right away. What has also happened recently is that IBM has a database product (DB2 Express-C 9.5) that can be used freely e.g. in small scale companies. If the company and the information technology needs starts to grow later, then it is only fair for IBM to start charging.
What we are looking at is a phenomena, where real payments in the economy is collected from more established companies and the level of entrepreneurism and creativity in the grassroot level (i.e. startup companies) is supported with gifts that earlier were considered necessarily to be paid for.
I don't know about you, but this type of "economy turning towards gift giving as a business as usual activity" is deffinately something to both encourage and concider in respect to its propable forms in the future.
- At 9:40pm on October 3, 2008,
Dr. Sunil Thaman said… - Hi,
While in india
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- At 8:57am on September 17, 2008,
Paul W. Swansen said… - Thanks for the welcome. I'm looking forward to the conversation.
- At 8:21pm on September 15, 2008,
Petri I. Salonen said… - Hi,
I live in Dallas, but I think Houston is OK but Galveston has been pretty much destroyed. I just arrived from Mumbai, India... 30 plus hours of travel... You can see some experiences at http://drsalonenworldtravel.blogspot.com which is just my personal diary and a way for my kids and wife to track my travel...
Petri
- At 11:56pm on September 2, 2008,
Petri I. Salonen said…
- Sorry for my delayed response. I arrived from Helsinki yesterday, working with clients and prospects. My book has been very well received and it was in fact selected as a course book for Turun Kauppakorkeakoulu fall's course. Not bad and I am very excited about it. I am planning to work on two additional books.. one to Finnish markets and another one to global markets. I am in the process of looking for an agent here in the US.
- At 10:10am on August 18, 2008,
Helge V. Keitel said…
- Svetlana, nice to know. I learned about you and your blogs thorough Twitter more than a year ago. In my knowledge, you're an active user of microblogs and a professional blogger. I remember asking from you, a long time ago, what professional bloggers are doing.
- At 8:01am on August 18, 2008,
Svetlana Gladkova said… - Thank you for asking about Profy. Profy is actually a US company but I work from Russia most of the time myself. It rarely matters where exactly you live if your main tools are various social media websites.
- At 5:44pm on August 17, 2008,
Juha Veikko Mentu said… - Hello! Nice to join new groups.
I will complete my post about biofilm tests with PMEU methods soon. Epifluorescence microscopy and ATP Assay are first in row among fast additional tests after PMEU incubations.
Regards,
Juha
- At 11:16am on August 13, 2008,
Svetlana Gladkova said…
- Thank you for welcoming me here, nice community.
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