Slides from his keynote, find video at http://gilbane.blip.tv/

1. Listening to the FutureAn Introduction to Management by Design Daniel W. Rasmus Author, Listening to the Future dwrasmus@danielwrasmus.com danielwrasmus.com Put Your Future in Context © 2010 by Daniel W. Rasmus

2. Daniel W. Rasmus Dan How I do my work Read, listen, read economist.com Education conferences newscientist.com NPR.org FT.com Continuous Learning Career Western Digital Hughes Community Wired.com Scenarios Questions from Customers & Students Uncertainties Uncertainties Poetic Moments listeningtothefuture.com Read All About It! danielwasmus.wordpress.com Share DanielWRasmus future-of-work.spaces.live.com

3. Agenda Go Inside Go Outside

5. Design in art, is a recognition of the relation between various things, various elements in the creative flux. You can’t invent a design. You recognize it, in the fourth dimension. That is, with your blood and your bones, as well as with your eyes. D.H. Lawrence

6. Management byDesign Preview

7. Motivations 1946-1964 80 M Baby Boom GenX 46 M 1964-1980 76 M Generation Blend Millennials 1980-2000

8. Finding Balance

9. Emphasis and Variety

10. Proportion Knowing Innovation Doing Efficiency

11. Influence

12. Policy and Practice Examples Workplace engagement Meeting management Telecommuting Financial reporting and expenses Team dynamics Line management communication Strategy transparency and communication Software environment policy

13. Space – The Cubical Farm

14. Technology Tags Rating Widgets Content Collaborative Filtering Aggregation

16. Rhythm and Motion Schedule Goals Impact Objectives

17. Perceptibility

18. Microsoft Netherlands

20. Technology

21. SpaceF1 S Who? What? Where? When? Why? How? Perceptibility (Tactical Measures) F2

22. Go Outside The Universe Has No Center

23. Go GlobalThe Frontiers of Innovation Language Context Domain knowledge

24. A Blending of Languages and CulturesGreater than 32M speakers Russian English German Ukrainian French Wu Mandarin French Polish Spanish English Gujarati Persian Italian Maithili Cantonese Japanese Turkish Portuguese Sindhi Korean Hindi Min Arabic Vietnamese Tamazight Punjabi Spanish Bengali Kannada Javanese Marathi Marathi Telugu Tamil Malayalam Portuguese English Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_spoken_languages

25. A Blending of Languages and Cultures

26. Go Transparent Citizen Regulators http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20344142,00.html

28. Go Consumer Drive old conversations into new channels Go the where the customers are

29. Go Knowledge From Output to Outcomes

30. Go with an Open Mind

31. Thank You