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Comment by Helge V. Keitel on September 12, 2009 at 7:12pm

Hello, I'd like to invite you to OpenFinnovation at Qaiku

Comment by Helge V. Keitel on September 2, 2009 at 6:24pm

The social innovation train is in transit. We've an ongoing discussion about the Satumaa Finlandé Open Innovation and Collaboration in Finnish language here.

There is also a Group in Facebook. You can access this group here.

Comment by Helge V. Keitel on August 31, 2009 at 1:29pm

Anne, olen vielä 2.9.2009 Pohjois-Suomessa, huomenna Oulussa ja Kempelellä. Harmi, olisin muuten osallistunut. Oletko seurannut tätä Innovaatiojuna-keskustelua Qaikussa?

Comment by Anne Rongas on August 31, 2009 at 10:22am

Edelliseen liittyen: tapaaminen 2.9. klo 18 Helsingissä, Enterprise 2.0 koolle kutsunut Helene Auramo, ks. Facebook-kutsu.

Comment by Helge V. Keitel on August 29, 2009 at 2:01pm

Perusteilla Suomen Suurin Sosiaalisen Median Yritysverkosto. Aiheesta käydään vilkasta keskustelua Qaikussa.

Comment by Juha Veikko Mentu on June 22, 2009 at 11:44pm

Social media has several benefits when comparing with traditional communication & marketing tools: it is fast, it is cheap, it can connect big groups of people, it is not depending on the time of the day (or where you are geographically sitting on this small globe called our world).

Still there is a huge number of people who are suspicious, however. They may thing that some IP of their own will be stolen, they may not see any target for networking or - surprisingly enough - they think that internet communication is too difficult for them. I have given thrust to them: " If I was able to learn it, you sure learn it, too!".

I am going forwards on different roads today. I practice common SoMe tools (like Facebook), I join KKnetwork ning and some educational nings too, I write my blogs, I read books of network education etc. It does mean that I am an expert on this area but it means that I am interested in it. And, after all, this may be one of the most severe problems when applying social media in everyday life: people may not be interested in it, they do not see its value as a connection between people all around the world.

Comment by Helge V. Keitel on May 17, 2009 at 7:13pm

Social Media is still a very new phenomenon in Finnish corporations. It will take time before companies learn to understand the value of

- open innovation
- social networking
- global collaboration

We should not try to deliver a complete solution to the business world at once. We've to move slowly. No need to rush. The road ahead is quite clear but those who need the solutions need time to learn and to adapt.

Slow motion is now more important than to tell the whole story at once. People can't eat an elephant for breakfast.

Comment by Helge V. Keitel on January 24, 2009 at 3:55pm

Miten Ning toimii?

Verkostot&Ning

View more presentations or upload your own. (tags: verkostot ning)

Comment by Helge V. Keitel on January 15, 2009 at 6:15pm

The challenge of marketing and making business on Internet is to move from communication and information towards collaboration and conversation. How is that done?

* Blogs are one to many communication channels
* Ning enables many to many communication
* To attract people we need multiple channels

Comment by Helge V. Keitel on January 14, 2009 at 10:47pm

Internet usage in China, reports Tech Crunch.

Here is something for us to think about. China does have the world's largest Internet population.

The Chinese government may be keeping a close eye on which websites, blogs and search engines their people can visit, but that’s not stopping internet usage from growing fast throughout the country. The government-related information center CNNIC (China Internet Network Information Center) claims the nation’s online population has grown 41.9% in 2008 to an astounding 298 million users, reports the BBC.

That’s about the size of the entire U.S. population, while eMarketer pegs the online population in the States to be about 200 million.

This further cements China’s position as the world’s largest online population, although internet penetration is still fairly low (22,6%) even if it exceeds the world’s average by almost one percent.

According to the study, usage in the countryside is growing much faster than in urban areas (60.8% year-on-year compared to 35.6% in cities), the numbers of bloggers has increased to +162 million, and accessing the internet through mobile phones is still immensely popular. CNNIC reports that 117.6 million people accessed the internet using their mobile phones last year, up 133% from 2007. A further surge is expected after licences for 3G-enabled mobile phones have finally been issued to China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom as from last week. The roll-out of the faster 3G network is expected to commence in 2011.

Imagine what it would be like if the government weren’t so keen in controlling what the Chinese are allowed to view or search on the web.

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