Open Source and Dialogues: What do they have in common?
Chances are you may have stumbled upon the term “open-source” more than once during your daily work routine. Aside from customized software and mobile applications however, open-source also refers to a larger movement that embodies a spirit of co-creation, which has come about with open networks, enabling collaboration on unprecedented levels. Harvard professor Yochai Benkler coins this phenomenon, “The Wealth of Networks,” which he explains in his latest book The Penguin and the Leviathan. We were lucky enough to be able to hear his thoughts on how cooperation triumphs over self-interest at the Dialogues House on December 15th 2011. Read more
Connecting the Community
Op 10 januari j.l. vond in de ‘pressure cooker’ in het Dialogues House het rondetafelgesprek ‘Connecting the Community’ plaats, die georganiseerd werd door Amsterdamse Innovatie Motor en iDexpress. Read more
Inspiratie, acceleratie, realisatie en operationalisatie: een leerzame meeloopdag by Winkelman Van Hessen
Naar aanleiding van het Breaking Out Congres van donderdag 17 november jongstleden is er spontaan een meeloopdag georganiseerd
bij Winkelman van Hessen. Tijdens de workshop hebben twee snelle leerlingen Ralph van Hessen zelf uitgedaagd om live matching te doen en wel met Ralph van Hessen zelf! Read more
Open Innovatie bijeenkomst voor TU Delft Studenten
Op Vrijdag 25 november waren er zo’n 50 studenten vanuit de Technische Universiteit Delft te gast in het Dialogues House. Doel van de dag was de studenten kennis te laten maken met innovatie in een corporate omgeving. Om dit doel te bereiken had Dialogues en iDexpress twee sprekers ter beschikking gesteld, Ruben Nieuwenhuis en Thomas Verhagen. Beide heren hebben hun kennis en expertise gedeeld met de studenten. Read more
Beyond the Dirty Dozen
Do you know what the twelve most common contributors to human errors are? If not, then let the experience of Bernhard Rikardsen, former Executive Vice President of Scandinavian Airlines tell you about the dirty dozen, i.e. the risk factors, psychology and behavior, which lead to incidents in the airline industry. And yet, as Mr. Rikardsen, now the Chairman of Sariba, presented his ideas at the Dialogues House on November 22nd, it became apparent that these risks are not limited to aviation. Read more



