03994cam a2200433 i 4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020002900069020002600098040001800124041000800142042000800150050002300158082001400181100001800195245010300213264005300316300002300369336002100392337002500413338002300438504005100461520128800512520128701800650004603087650006203133650004403195650005703239650003103296650003203327650002103359650003103380650002503411650003303436650002803469650003003497700003303527BJBSDDR20230410105529.0ta140905s2015    nyu      b    001 0 eng    a9781137279781 (hardback)  a1137279788 (hardback)  aDLCbengcDLC  aeng  apcc14aHC 79 bD533g 201500a303.48/331 aDhawan, Erica10aGet big things done :bthe power of connectional intelligence /cErica Dhawan and Saj-nicole Joni. 1aNew York, NY :bPalgrave Macmillan Trade,c2015.  a249 pages ;c25 cm  atext2rdacontent  aunmediated2rdamedia  avolume2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  a"Digital, social, and mobile connection has exploded. 1.2 billion people-- almost 20% of the population of our planet-- use Facebook. About 250 million use Twitter. For the first time in history we're all in touch with one another--but how connected are we? Yes, it's good to have "friends" who "like" you, or contacts that can help you get a new job. But solving big problems, creating amazing products, changing social policy, discovering a cure that saves lives--that's a lot more meaningful than sitting at a laptop and giving a thumbs up to a post or feverishly playing a game. And that's what Connectional Intelligence is all about. As game-changing a concept as emotional intelligence was in the 90s, connectional intelligence is the human capability to pool knowledge and ambition towards big, significant ends. It quickly, efficiently and creatively helps individuals enlist helpers, analyze information and find solutions. Though engaging stories like a local amateur pumpkin grower who's helping solve the global food crisis and the determined mother who got "pink slime" out of our food products, readers will learn how businesses, individuals and communities working together on our greatest challenges can create a better world for everyone. "--cProvided by publisher.  a"Digital, social, and mobile connection has exploded. 1.2 billion people-- almost 20% of the population of our planet-- use Facebook. About 250 million use Twitter. For the first time in history we're all in touch with one another--but how connected are we? Yes, it's good to have "friends" who "like" you, or contacts that can help you get a new job. But solving big problems, creating amazing products, changing social policy, discovering a cure that saves lives--that's a lot more meaningful than sitting at a laptop and giving a thumbs up to a post or feverishly playing a game. And that's what Connectional Intelligence is all about. As game-changing a concept as emotional intelligence was in the 90s, connectional intelligence is the human capability to pool knowledge and ambition towards big, significant ends. It quickly, efficiently and creatively helps individuals enlist helpers, analyze information and find solutions. Though engaging stories like a local amateur pumpkin grower who's helping solve the global food crisis and the determined mother who got "pink slime" out of our food products, reader will learn how businesses, individuals and communities working together on our greatest challenges can create a better world for everyone. "--cProvided by publisher. 0aInformation technologyxEconomic aspects. 0aTecnologías de la información xAspectos económicos 0aInformation technologyxSocial aspects. 4aTecnologías de la informaciónxAspectos sociales 0aTechnological innovations. 4aInnovaciones tecnológicas 0aProblem solving. 4aResolución de problemas. 0aInformation society. 4aSociedad de la información 0aOnline social networks. 4aRedes sociales en línea1 aJoni, Saj-nicole A., d1952-