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What Pisses off the Man Who is the Face of 3D Printing

Chris Koch

That background is why he was so pissed off at the recent Front End of Innovation conference, where he gave a speech about his approach to innovation. After his speech to the conference at large, Pettis held a Q&A in a small side vestibule where he was asked to explain what makes him so angry. What Caused the F-Bomb.

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How to use social media for B2B

Chris Koch

I want to do something ambitious and I’m hoping you’ll help. Monitoring tools help determine how much impact these smart things are having on our target audiences. Search tools can help you mine that data. This is helpful during important periods like new offering launches or in the aftermath of a crisis. Gather research.

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Why Can’t Companies Be More Like the Iroquois?

Chris Koch

Each tribe has the freedom to govern itself, yet there is a Grand Council of 56 (that number has never changed) Hoyenah (chiefs) or Sachems that confers about issues that concern the league as a whole. There’s no discussion of whether what I’ve published is of good quality or could be helpful to a customer – it’s all about fear and power.

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There is only one objective in social media: create learning networks

Chris Koch

You need to build an internal network that focuses on identifying internal thought leaders and building alliances with external academics and customers who can help develop and test ideas. A calendar helps marketing plan out the frequency and focus of its output. If learning is the objective, the rest falls into place.

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The five components of a successful thought leadership program

Chris Koch

Recently, I was asked by a former ITSMA client to help put together a plan for a thought leadership program for a B2B technology company that sells both products and services. What types of thought leadership vehicles (councils, conferences, white papers, social media, etc.) Here are my thoughts on the big pieces.

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The five components of a successful thought leadership program

Chris Koch

Recently, I was asked by a former ITSMA client to help put together a plan for a thought leadership program for a B2B technology company that sells both products and services. What types of thought leadership vehicles (councils, conferences, white papers, social media, etc.) Here are my thoughts on the big pieces.

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Is the era of PR over?

Chris Koch

Among the many interesting ideas thrown around at ITSMA’s annual conference this week was that the era of PR is over. First, it focuses the agency on some clear goals—cranking out press releases and getting press mentions—and gives the guard dogs a degree of separation that helps with risk management. at the expense of helping.

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