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Hurricane Alyssa: A New Approach to Disaster ReliefThe impact of Facebook and other social networking tools in the Haiti earthquake is striking. Uptake of mobile phones and cheaper Internet in developing countries, combining with the survivability of these services during sudden onset disaster, has transformed how quickly responders can get detailed and actionable insight into local conditions. Better information is very valuable. However, information alone cannot help aid supplies get to affected communities more quickly. But what would happen if new technologies also started to enable different ways to allocate and deliver emergency relief? |
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Read Us in World Pulse's Summer 2010 IssueLinksbridge principal Jane Barry and co-author Jelena Dordevic met with activists around the world to discuss the culture of the women’s movement and uncovered a disturbing trend: They’re deeply unsettled in their work, and it’s affecting progress. |
Beware Enterprise ApplicationsMost companies and organizations are familiar with the problems of custom-coded business applications, such as maintaining financial systems and web applications built in-house once the original developers move on. |
A Better Way to Cut CostsBusinesses and non-profits are looking hard at their costs as the current recession bites. However, organizations are often imposing a blanket squeeze on budgets across all their activities─irrespective of a business unit’s strategic importance, performance, or net contribution to cash flow. |
The Linksbridge MethodWe believe that strategy consulting is a craft. Here, we publish our guide to delivering high quality projects. Our clients sometimes re-use our method for other tasks after a Linksbridge assignment has completed and their team has been through the process end-to-end. |