Chris Carfi (of Cerado and Social Customer Manifesto Fame, as well as being a fellow member of the VRM working group at Harvard) spent an hour this summer having a discussion at the VRM Summit to discuss Customer Driven Markets.
This is another LONG video (1 hr), but there is a really great discussion here. [...]
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25 years from now someone in my niece’s graduating class might be the VP pick for the highest office in the land (POTUS). What will that “vetting” process look like? Sure there will be the usual background check stuff, FBI calling their college roommates, PHD advisor, pastor, etc., but what happens in a world [...]
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In a VRM discussion Doc brought up the idea of VRM, User-centric healthcare
Awesome post from Doc here:
http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/24/making-real-health-care-happen/
That discusses some of his recent troubles, his recent post for Linux Journal and how it connects with VRM.
My thoughts:
In a previous life, I worked on a startup called medicalrecords.com. The founder created MedRec after having a medical [...]
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