Comments on: My Philosophy on Sharing Information (D144) http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/ photography for doers and dreamers Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:46:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Open Innovation » What Steve Jobs did (not do) for Open Innovation http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/comment-page-1/#comment-14723 Open Innovation » What Steve Jobs did (not do) for Open Innovation Tue, 06 Dec 2011 09:34:32 +0000 http://tasramar.com/?p=4441#comment-14723 [...] are fundamentally changing our options on sharing knowledge with each other. Former Apple employee, Tasra Mar, argues: Having worked there for a year, I know firsthand about the tight hold that is placed on [...] [...] are fundamentally changing our options on sharing knowledge with each other. Former Apple employee, Tasra Mar, argues: Having worked there for a year, I know firsthand about the tight hold that is placed on [...]

]]> By: The Apple exception: where open innovation theory breaks down « Dark Matter Matters http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/comment-page-1/#comment-11280 The Apple exception: where open innovation theory breaks down « Dark Matter Matters Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:51:53 +0000 http://tasramar.com/?p=4441#comment-11280 [...] The Apple exception: where open innovation theory breaks down Published February 1, 2010 opensource.com Leave a Comment Tags: Apple, Apple Exception, closed innovation, Google, iPhone, iPhone App Store, open innovation, openness, Wade Roush Over the last few weeks, I’ve noticed more folks pointing out a paradox that has been driving me nuts. As many companies embrace open innovation and culture, there is one incredibly successful holdout: Apple. Three articles on the subject here, here, and here. [...] [...] The Apple exception: where open innovation theory breaks down Published February 1, 2010 opensource.com Leave a Comment Tags: Apple, Apple Exception, closed innovation, Google, iPhone, iPhone App Store, open innovation, openness, Wade Roush Over the last few weeks, I’ve noticed more folks pointing out a paradox that has been driving me nuts. As many companies embrace open innovation and culture, there is one incredibly successful holdout: Apple. Three articles on the subject here, here, and here. [...]

]]> By: jsa http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/comment-page-1/#comment-12161 jsa Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:28:11 +0000 http://tasramar.com/?p=4441#comment-12161 Everyone is responsible for own happiness, both inside and outside. There is not any contradiction, but unity of both. Unity is one. My father works very hard as an artist, focused at art only, denied importance of marketing, sales, building the public image. My mother knowingly dropped her ambitions and gave everything to the family. Add thirty years. Pure art does not feed the family nor meet demands of the ego getting older, sacrificing oneself for others helps when they are week, but is a terrible burden for everyone around after a while. Strong ones can afford helping others. I create love by building my understanding. Everyone is responsible for own happiness, both inside and outside. There is not any contradiction, but unity of both. Unity is one. My father works very hard as an artist, focused at art only, denied importance of marketing, sales, building the public image. My mother knowingly dropped her ambitions and gave everything to the family. Add thirty years. Pure art does not feed the family nor meet demands of the ego getting older, sacrificing oneself for others helps when they are week, but is a terrible burden for everyone around after a while. Strong ones can afford helping others. I create love by building my understanding.

]]> By: jsa http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/comment-page-1/#comment-11260 jsa Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:28:11 +0000 http://tasramar.com/?p=4441#comment-11260 Everyone is responsible for own happiness, both inside and outside. There is not any contradiction, but unity of both. Unity is one. My father works very hard as an artist, focused at art only, denied importance of marketing, sales, building the public image. My mother knowingly dropped her ambitions and gave everything to the family. Add thirty years. Pure art does not feed the family nor meet demands of the ego getting older, sacrificing oneself for others helps when they are week, but is a terrible burden for everyone around after a while. Strong ones can afford helping others. I create love by building my understanding. Everyone is responsible for own happiness, both inside and outside. There is not any contradiction, but unity of both. Unity is one. My father works very hard as an artist, focused at art only, denied importance of marketing, sales, building the public image. My mother knowingly dropped her ambitions and gave everything to the family. Add thirty years. Pure art does not feed the family nor meet demands of the ego getting older, sacrificing oneself for others helps when they are week, but is a terrible burden for everyone around after a while. Strong ones can afford helping others. I create love by building my understanding.

]]> By: Andy Dolph http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/comment-page-1/#comment-11225 Andy Dolph Sat, 23 Jan 2010 19:05:33 +0000 http://tasramar.com/?p=4441#comment-11225 Great Post!<br><br>I love how you used the photos to tell your story - in fact it's a perfect illustration of something I'm talking about in a post I'm writing for my blog (which will link to your post.) It's all about how everything we do, the environments we create and so forth are all telling a story about who we are, as people, or companies or whatever.... and to make sure that's congruent with the story we have chosen to tell!<br><br>Andy Great Post!

I love how you used the photos to tell your story – in fact it's a perfect illustration of something I'm talking about in a post I'm writing for my blog (which will link to your post.) It's all about how everything we do, the environments we create and so forth are all telling a story about who we are, as people, or companies or whatever…. and to make sure that's congruent with the story we have chosen to tell!

Andy

]]> By: WendyR365 http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/comment-page-1/#comment-11223 WendyR365 Sat, 23 Jan 2010 14:46:45 +0000 http://tasramar.com/?p=4441#comment-11223 Thank you for sharing your knowledge and art! I tend to be an open book as well. I am just starting out in my photography journey and so appreciate everything that I can find that will help me along that road. One day I hope to be able to give back by encouraging others with something worthwhile to share. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and art! I tend to be an open book as well. I am just starting out in my photography journey and so appreciate everything that I can find that will help me along that road. One day I hope to be able to give back by encouraging others with something worthwhile to share.

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]]> By: Kyle Lauritzen http://tasramar.com/2010/01/my-philosophy-on-sharing-information-d144/comment-page-1/#comment-11220 Kyle Lauritzen Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:52:19 +0000 http://tasramar.com/?p=4441#comment-11220 As someone relatively new and starting out, I really appreciate those who are so open with their friendly advice, help and inspiration. I hope that at some point I can take all I'm learning and pay it forward to others. Thanks, everyone! As someone relatively new and starting out, I really appreciate those who are so open with their friendly advice, help and inspiration. I hope that at some point I can take all I'm learning and pay it forward to others. Thanks, everyone!

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