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Web Trends in Government with government 2.0

 

The governement can also benefit from new web approaches, as suggested by Don Tapscott, author of Wikinomics in this podcast.

 

Business strategist and author Don Tapscott explains how he is working to create government Web sites intended to get American citizens engaged in democracy. He says the Internet can make government more open, participatory and efficient — and maybe even smaller and cheaper, too.

 

Listen more at: Government 2.0: Building an Online Democracy, Talk of the Nation, May 20, 2008

The experience trap: An article in HBR (and podcast)

 

Kishore Sengupta, Tarek K. Abdel-Hamid and Luk Van Wassenhove, Harvard Business Review, February 2008,

See also the Podcast and Video at INSEAD Knowledge.

 

When companies look for a manager, they should look for experience, right?

Well, maybe not.  INSEAD professors Kishore Sengupta and Luk Van Wassenhove say their research has revealed what they call the ‘experience trap.’

 

 

 

Or how too much experience can produce the oposite result than what would be expected.

 

read more, and access the podcast and video : here