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  1. · Consumer & Food · Faster - The Acceleration Economy

    Zorbing and the big global idea machine!

    I've got a new Web traffic monitoring tool - Re-Energize -- which is quite wonderful! And every day, when I look at how people are finding my site, it's become quite obvious that…

  2. · Faster - The Acceleration Economy · Focusing on Growth

    Video: What do world class innovators do?

    Each year, Deloitte South Africa presents their annual "Best Companies to Work For In South Africa" survey, and coincident with that, they honour companies that show the best…

  3. · Human Capital

    Careers End - CNN's cluelessness on the jobless recovery

    This is a long post. Way back in 1997, I wrote a book called "Surviving the Information Age." It's now out of print, but a few copies are still at Amazon. The book took a long…

  4. · Innovation Stories · The Future of Work

    Kids today: 53 hours each week in front of a screen!

    Kids today spend some 7.5 hours a day engaged with some type of media; with with multitasking, that's 11 hours of screen time per day, or almost 53 hours a week, according to the…

  5. · Event Highlights - Human Resources · Human Capital

    Keynote: National Human Capital Summit – The Future of Work: Innovation in Talent and Human Capital

    Jim Carroll delivered a keynote for National Human Capital Summit in March 2010. As the economy emerged from recession into a new era of talent scarcity and generational change…

  6. · Growth Strategy · How to be Innovative

    Finding growth with knowledge exponentiation

    I've been doing a tremendous number of small, intimate CEO level leadership meetings; I'll work with the CEO or other senior management team member to pull together a talk that…

  7. · Branding & Marketing · Human Capital

    Key 2010 Trend: The Rise of the Personal Brand App

    Early in December, I was contacted by an AP reporter who was doing a story on the key trends that would impact the economy into the future. A brief part of my comments appeared in…

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