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• Agile Connect 2011 - Keynote: The Essential Product Owner - Partnering with the Team

  Not sure this warrants a keynote, but a good presentation nonetheless.

• Cool Infographics - Blog - Britain's Changing High Street Businesses

  Another great infographic. Simple and easy to understand.

• Lego Takes Crowdsourcing up a Notch | ClickZ

  Cool!

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• blog thing | written by Stephan | User Experience Consultant at a Canadian IT service provider working and living in Germany

  tags: Shameless plug for a colleagues new blog.

• The 12 Best Evidence-Based Marketing Tools | Evidence-Based Marketing

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• Ultimate Wallboard Winner - an interactive backlog board

  Nice combination of technology and good old post-its on this development project to show project progress

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• Real-time local Twitter trends - Trendsmap

  A cracking site mapping twitter trend terms onto a map.

• Authors@Google: Brian Dunning Skeptoids

  Entertaining presentation on urban myths

• InfoQ: Using Design Thinking to Stop Building Worthless Software

  Less impressive than I had hoped, but a good solid presentation connecting design thinking and agility in product development

• YouTube - 35 years of CGI: milestones and fiscal 2010 highlights

  I think it best, I let this presentation speak for itself ;-)

• SINNRAUM - Willkommen auf der Homepage von Gunter Dueck

  I spotted this link on the skype profile of a very thoughtful colleague - this blogger is a published philosopher, maths professor and chief technologist at IBM. Will definitely be exploring further ;-)...

• How to design your Business Model as a Lean Startup | Methodologist

  Interesting that Osterwalder's canvas really does seem to be getting traction - great little blog article on a lead startup business model

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