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Welcome to the digitalknowledgeworker. Please try out the facebook connect implementation on this site to lgin and surf the interesting parts ;)

cheers

M

curious to find out more...

Welcome to the DKW

Thanks for stopping by. So what’s this here all about and why might you want to discover some more of what hides behind the menu links here? And who is this guy behind the site? Some quick answers:

 

Net Economy

Often cited as one of the most dynamic markets and the market of the future. But what business models can be successful in the Net Economy and what kind of value is created? What opportunities exist? This is what keeps me busy during the day. Find out more here...

 

Brain

About learning, knowledge and productivity and the implications on value created by information workers. This keeps me awake at nights. Find out more here...

 

Inspiration

About the people and ideas who have fascinated and impressed me. This keeps me curious all the time. Find out more here...

 

My Thoughts

What is “value” after all and how does value relate to prices in markets? What about valuable investments? As a business & finance scholar, I’m trying to look into questions about the economy, markets, companies and investments. Besides that, I’m dreaming about a 3-dimenional virtual workspace and a 3D web. These topics keep me talking over a beer. Find out more here...

 

I would welcome your questions, comments and suggestions at any time and use the comment function on posts or the contact formulaire here – or, check my profile at XING or LinkedIn to get in touch with me.
 

as you can see, the DKW is changing it's dress. Please stay tuned while I'm trying to get the page back up and running soon.

Meanwhile, please find the old version of the DKW at http://old.digitalknowledgeworker.net

 

Cheers,

Martin

Random quotes

The fact of the matter is - and this causes major cognitive dissonance among business people - the most important things in life cannot be measured. We do not necessarily need better measurements, we need better understanding
Wealth does not reside in tangible assets, or money; it resides in the intellectual capital that exists in the human spirit, and since it is so hard to measure (how does one measure the ambition of Steve jobs to "change the world"), we tend to ignore it until it becomes so obvious - as in the case of Microsoft - that we have to recognize our old theories of wealth creation are no longer relevant.

— Ronald Baker

Pricing on Purpose

The views expressed on this website/weblog are mine alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer, XING AG.
 

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