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Bob San Sushi in Chicago - Negative Review

Fri, 08 Aug 2008 20:22:59 GMT

clipped by: Ryan Rasmussen
clipper's remarks: Last night I had an unfortunate run in with the manager at Bob San. First, let me preface this story by saying my wife and I have dined there multiple times, and enjoy sushi probably once a week. However, we will not be going back.

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Michael S.

Chicago, IL

1 star rating

08/07/2008

The Saki Saga

Last night I had an unfortunate run in with the manager at Bob San. First, let me preface this story by saying my wife and I have dined there multiple times, and enjoy sushi probably once a week. However, we will not be going back.

Bob San Restaurant

4 star rating

based on 170 reviews

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Category: Sushi Bars [Edit]

Neighborhood: Ukrainian Village
1805 W Division St
(between Honore St & Wood St)
Chicago, IL 60622

(773) 235-8888

www.bob-san.com

Tags: chicago, sushi, manager, poor, customer service, review, illinois, bucktown, wickerpark, division

Co-Creation and Online Community: DIY Planner and Levenger

Thu, 10 Jul 2008 18:27:34 GMT

clipped by: Ryan Rasmussen
clipper's remarks: "For companies interested in co-creation like this, the most important step is participation. Speak with communities as a genuine, authentic person interested in learning and collaboration. Earn trust by giving more than you receive. Prototype alongside your customers, and share your failures as frequently as your successes. Be remarkable."

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I was recently contacted for a brief interview on collaboration and co-creation by Insight Magazine, and my friend Ryan Rasmussen and I were quoted in the magazine. You can see it online here, or find it on newsstands.

The magazine article was inspired by discussions that Ryan had with the D*I*Y*Planner community. When I got to meet Ryan face-to-face at SOBCon in Chicago this past May, I asked him about those discussions and how they led to a new product being offered by the company that he worked for. Then he showed me the prototype of the “Circa PDA” (or cPDA) that he developed with the productivity/planner community:

For companies interested in co-creation like this, the most important step is participation. Speak with communities as a genuine, authentic person interested in learning and collaboration. Earn trust by giving more than you receive. Prototype alongside your customers, and share your failures as frequently as your successes. Create a remarkable experience.

Tags: community, levenger, productivity, co-creation, peer production, innovation, notebook, circa, hacking, collaboration

Flickr: Rasmussen

Fri, 08 Jun 2007 20:11:15 GMT

clipped by: Ryan Rasmussen
clipper's remarks: Flickr account for collaborative brainstorming and new product development with DIY communities.

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R.Rasmussen

/ Ryan Rasmussen

I started an online social media experiment a year ago with R&D in mind. However, I quickly discovered that a responsive online presence was a far more valuable tool as a new method for learning from customers.

Encouraging creativity, ideation and collaborative brainstorming doesn't really fit into traditional PR, marketing, R&D, or customer service roles. It's an exploration of methods for innovating new business models and playing with the concept of co-creation. I've been thinking of it as open-sourcing innovation.

I haven't come up with a good title yet for what I do. I tend to just tell people, "I work in customer service."

| Collaborative Ideation |
Chicago, IL, US

Tags: rasmussen, "collaborative ideation", , co-creation, levenger, circa, "paper pr0n"

Clipmarks | Ryan Rasmussen's 'chicago' clips

Bob San Sushi in Chicago - Negative Review

Bob San Restaurant

Co-Creation and Online Community: D*I*Y Planner and Levenger

Flickr: Rasmussen

Co-Creation and Online Community: DIY Planner and Levenger