Posts Tagged 'Thoughts on planning'
Thinking About Shanghai
At the moment I am writing this, I am sitting on a not-quite-as-fast-train as the one from Beijing to Shanghai. 1200 km South from Shanghai to Xiamen, a city on an island that everybody only seems to have heard good
Thinking About Shanghai
At the moment I am writing this, I am sitting on a not-quite-as-fast-train as the one from Beijing to Shanghai. 1200 km South from Shanghai to Xiamen, a city on an island that everybody only seems to have heard good
Is Planning planning Obsolescence? A naive POV of a young planner.
I am in Shanghai right now, leaving for Xiamen tomorrow morning and completely overloaded with impressions and there are so many things I write about China that it seems strange that when I sat down tonight to do exactly that,
Is Planning planning Obsolescence? A naive POV of a young planner.
I am in Shanghai right now, leaving for Xiamen tomorrow morning and completely overloaded with impressions and there are so many things I write about China that it seems strange that when I sat down tonight to do exactly that,
The plan. (Not halfway there.)
It always helps to write stuff down and I’ve been asked once or twice what I plan on doing, so here is an explanation of what I meant with ‘a planner – planning to pack his bags’: I finished my master thesis
The plan. (Not halfway there.)
It always helps to write stuff down and I’ve been asked once or twice what I plan on doing, so here is an explanation of what I meant with ‘a planner – planning to pack his bags’: I finished my master thesis
Planning for equity. Or how I stumbled into owning part of an IT company …
There are things in life you can’t quite predict. Me co-founding a software testing company is one of them. Sometime last summer, I got a message from one of my colleagues at the ASEA Uninet summer university in Hanoi in
Planning for equity. Or how I stumbled into owning part of an IT company …
There are things in life you can’t quite predict. Me co-founding a software testing company is one of them. Sometime last summer, I got a message from one of my colleagues at the ASEA Uninet summer university in Hanoi in
Approaches to ideas and a proposed metaphor
When you look at the big discourses in this industry – social media, design thinking, innovation, culture, storytelling, ‘digital’ – it is easy to see that there is a difference between how companies act and how proponents of certain perspectives
Approaches to ideas and a proposed metaphor
When you look at the big discourses in this industry – social media, design thinking, innovation, culture, storytelling, ‘digital’ – it is easy to see that there is a difference between how companies act and how proponents of certain perspectives
Why Coming Up With A Concept Isn’t The Problem
When I started with all this stuff (comms, marketing, design, …), I designed and built websites, flyers and other things – amateurish in hindsight, but I learned a lot doing it. Then after school, I went into a more abstract
Why Coming Up With A Concept Isn’t The Problem
When I started with all this stuff (comms, marketing, design, …), I designed and built websites, flyers and other things – amateurish in hindsight, but I learned a lot doing it. Then after school, I went into a more abstract
Master Thesis Topic (update)
After getting a lot of useful comments (thank you!) on my initial brainstorming on possible topics for my master thesis I cut them down to three and handed in a description of three very broad topics, all with some more
Master Thesis Topic (update)
After getting a lot of useful comments (thank you!) on my initial brainstorming on possible topics for my master thesis I cut them down to three and handed in a description of three very broad topics, all with some more
A look at Nokia on the long road back to glory
(This post contains a bunch of personal stuff, post-rationalization and opinions – typical planning bollocks -, just so you know. If you make it through the text there’ll be some nice videos though.) First, some background. I always liked Nokia.
A look at Nokia on the long road back to glory
(This post contains a bunch of personal stuff, post-rationalization and opinions – typical planning bollocks -, just so you know. If you make it through the text there’ll be some nice videos though.) First, some background. I always liked Nokia.
“The Evolving Role of Creativity in Brand Management” aka my Bachelor Paper and Planning Barcamp topic
This weekend, I am going to fly up to Hamburg to meet with a bunch of interesting people at the Planning Barcamp, a mini/un-conference around the overarching theme of “Context”. As Michaela asked us to come up with topics, I
“The Evolving Role of Creativity in Brand Management” aka my Bachelor Paper and Planning Barcamp topic
This weekend, I am going to fly up to Hamburg to meet with a bunch of interesting people at the Planning Barcamp, a mini/un-conference around the overarching theme of “Context”. As Michaela asked us to come up with topics, I
Some thoughts about concepts, executions and things like that
Haven’t posted in a while. Since coming back from Canada I’ve been reading a lot on- and offline, working on some projects, meeting a lot of interesting people at the remix09 in Hamburg. The following presentation is what I’ve been
Some thoughts about concepts, executions and things like that
Haven’t posted in a while. Since coming back from Canada I’ve been reading a lot on- and offline, working on some projects, meeting a lot of interesting people at the remix09 in Hamburg. The following presentation is what I’ve been