Using Twitter Activity Analytics I reviewed the reach of my (@toffeemen68) top ten tweets for 2017. The reach is measured in terms of impressions (the number of times someone saw one my tweets on twitter) and engagements (the number of times someone re-tweeted, replied to or liked one of my tweets).
1. Structural foes
2. A handy guide for defining and measuring industry velocity: the rate and direction of industry change
3. Ransomware and the Internet of Things
4. Should you check your email?
5. How moveable is your partner? Gender inequalities in academic hiring: relationship status discrimination
6. Write without fear. Edit without mercy. Don't do both at the same time.
7. This arrived for me today. It seems it took 7 yrs to get from @SFUBeedie Burnaby to SFU Beedie Vancouver (a distance of 16km). Interesting!
8. Balancing bureaucracy, quality control, rule breaking creativity and compliance. Those who can't stomach the gap become entrepreneurs to innovate, but soon evolve towards such bureaucracy
9.. Innovation speed. Is it better to licence #patents quickly or slowly? This study shows when licensors are rewarded with a “less haste, greater payoff” approach to this aspect of #innovation speed
10. The latest posting at the world's leading blog on #patent law features @SFUBeedie research - Managing the emotional property that comes with user innovation
1. Structural foes
2. A handy guide for defining and measuring industry velocity: the rate and direction of industry change
3. Ransomware and the Internet of Things
4. Should you check your email?
5. How moveable is your partner? Gender inequalities in academic hiring: relationship status discrimination
6. Write without fear. Edit without mercy. Don't do both at the same time.
7. This arrived for me today. It seems it took 7 yrs to get from @SFUBeedie Burnaby to SFU Beedie Vancouver (a distance of 16km). Interesting!
8. Balancing bureaucracy, quality control, rule breaking creativity and compliance. Those who can't stomach the gap become entrepreneurs to innovate, but soon evolve towards such bureaucracy
9.. Innovation speed. Is it better to licence #patents quickly or slowly? This study shows when licensors are rewarded with a “less haste, greater payoff” approach to this aspect of #innovation speed
10. The latest posting at the world's leading blog on #patent law features @SFUBeedie research - Managing the emotional property that comes with user innovation
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