Archive for the ‘Our Work’ Category

Yesterday the Danish business newspaper Erhvervsbladet carried a feature about how to engage and involve your customers in the product development process.

As we’ve written about before, we see open innovation as one of the single most interesting things happening in innovation management. Due to the ubiquitous IT and Internet infrastructure people are now beginning to [...]

On May 5. six months worth of hard work, culminated in the conference “Film og Nye Medier – Oplevelsesøkonomi og Vækst” (Film and New Media – experience Economics and Growth), which we helped put together for Region Central Jutland and Region North Jutland. We helped plan it all, identify and pick the most exiting speakers [...]

Whether I am speaking somewhere or advising companies on innovation or how to build a culture of innovation, Google is inevitably one of the cases. Aligned with the likes of 3M, P&G and good ol’e Thomas Edison, Google is, like it or not, a must-mention company when it comes to innovation culture and motivation of [...]

This Spring we’re part of two very exciting competitions: The Danish exhibition pavilion at EXPO 2010 in Shanghai and one of the most prestigious building projects in Denmark in the coming years, the new harbour front and Multimedia House in Aarhus. In both competitions we’ve been asked by the leading Danish architectural firm Arkitema to [...]

As I’ve mentioned earlier, online office tools is very popular at Seismonaut. There are a lot of those tools out there, and different terms are used to describe them when used in a corporate context. Enterprise 2.0 and Office 2.0 seem to gain momentum. The “2.0″ is a reference to Web 2.0 which is the [...]

Seismonaut has teamed up with the Danish NGO Sudanmissionen to launch an OLPC pilot project in Nigeria. The Danish NGO has more than 50 years experience in creating and supporting educational programs in west africa, this however will be the first time the organization will be able to comprehensively evaluate the idea of giving laptops [...]

This post might seem a bit out of the blue, and a bit untraditional and “not along the lines”, compared to most of the previous posts on our blog – but it really isn’t. Working with mapping and researching new trends, technologies and tendencies, we are bound to work a bit with infographics also – [...]

Here at Seismonaut we like digging deeper, digging differently and looking in less obvious and less well-researched areas. This has given us a number of interesting projects to work on, one of which took me to Nigeria last week.
Seismonaut was recently awarded a contract financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. We [...]