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Innovation Insight and Aquaculture

August 23rd, 2008 by Andrew

“Evolution favors those who can make sense out of evolving landscapes.”

John Hagel who writes the edge perspectives blog, for me, writes amongst the most thoughtful, insightful and thought provoking pieces on the web.

He has positioned himself in an interesting place. He is able to articulate where the cutting edge of web practice and behaviour is heading and its likely impact on main stream human activity. He also relates many of his comments to higher order human activities like innovation.

The quote at the top of this article comes from John’s recent post which carries the quirky title “Stupidity and the Internet“. 

This quote is taken from the end of the article captures precisely what we have set out to do with the finfish.org site. That is, make sense out of the evolving global aquaculture landscape and innovate to position ourselves to create new value based on that understanding. 

If you have a spare moment, take the time to cruise through some of John’s work.  Its well worth the effort.


Aquaculture Innovation Roadmapping

July 29th, 2008 by Andrew

Finfish.org will host a global effort in aquaculture innovation through this site commencing 11 August 2008.

To stay tuned please enter your email address into the box in the sidebar and click the button “Email Me Blog Updates”. Unsubscribing is easy if our approach proves not to meet your needs.

The purpose of our four Innovation Roadmapping Workshops – that will run at fortnightly intervals – is to identify productivity transforming innovations to significantly increase sustainable aquaculture production.

When we say significantly, we mean produce an additional 40 million tonnes per annum to meet the gap forecast by the FAO.

You are welcome to participate and to benefit from our work. This is an open innovation opportunity.

Over the next few days we will be outlining the resources that we will deploy to support our efforts.  You can gain access to these resources too.

Bring your friends.

 


World’s Top Ten Aquaculture Blogs

June 23rd, 2008 by Andrew

We at Finfish would like to identify our colleagues in the blogosphere. Therefore we have assembled a panel to identify the world’s top ten blogs about aquaculture.

If you’d like to be recognised amongst the best of the best please register here.

If readers would care to nominate their favourites we would be very pleased to hear about other blogs that effectively communicate about aquaculture issues.


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