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  Ralf Lippold    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Building 20 at MIT Cambridge - can be everywhere

  Building 20 at MIT Cambridge - the first hacking space of the world, and place of disruptive innovation for decades. Bound to the physical building back then, today the modern forms of communcation enable the cross boundary collaboration, and creating of innovation (on a fast pace).
  
  But should this be done? What is if the standard work assumption is, "Hard challenges need big solutions, and hard work"?
  
  How can we get down to the following (BTW Prof. Rebecca Henderson has been so kind back to provide her presentation to a former active member of this group working as engineer at BMW)?
  
  http://bizdesigndd.blogspot.com/2011/07/going-home-at-2pm-an...
  
  (inspired by http://twitter.com/LockSchuppen/status/127291989241774080)
  
  • 21 Oct 2011, 10:08 am
  Ralf Lippold wrote: > Building 20 at MIT Cambridge - the first hacking space of the world, > and place of disruptive innovation for decades. Bound to the > physical building back then, today the modern forms of communcation > enable the cross boundary collaboration, and creating of innovation > (on a fast pace). > > But should this be done? What is if the standard work assumption is, > "Hard challenges need big solutions, and hard work"? > > How can we get down to the following (BTW Prof. Rebecca Henderson has > been so kind back to provide her presentation to a former active > member of this group working as engineer at BMW)? > > http://bizdesigndd.blogspot.com/2011/07/going-home-at-2pm-and-getting-job-done.html > > (inspired by > http://twitter.com/LockSchuppen/status/127291989241774080)