My name is Robert Fransgaard. Welcome to my corner of the Internet. Here you will find a mixture of articles written as a Creative/ UX/ Social Media Professional as well as personal thoughts written as a Self-proclaimed Digital Native.
How to migrate all members of a public Twitter list to your own Twitter list
Using a combination of Tweepi.com and Tweetbe.at allows you to migrate members of public Twitter lists to your own Twitter lists. Continue reading
Is Facebook’s information overload problem also a problem for the Social Business Workplace?
There are on average 1,500 potential stories from friends, people they follow and Pages for Facebook users to see, according to Business Insider.
The Social Workplace is facing the same threat from information overload. Continue reading
38 articles later: An index of my 2013 blog posts
We are closing up on the end of 2013. No flying cars yet, but here’s what I’ve written this year. Thank you for reading, sharing and commenting and I hope to see you again next year. Continue reading
Rediscovering the joy of creativity through Tokyo Designers Week
Recent trip to Japan took me to Tokyo Designers Week where I rediscovered the fun in creativity. Continue reading
My professional reading list for 2013
The end of another year is coming. Another year where the Internet yet again proves it is not slowing down, but speeding up. These are the books I’ve read this year to educate myself. Continue reading
This is what my personality looks like using the latest profiling tool from IBM
My colleagues in IBM Research recently launched the first version of a very interesting tool that can decipher your personality from looking at 200 of your tweets.
My profile has been used as a guinea pig during the development and I have to say the result is fairly accurate, which I am sure those of you who have met me can confirm. Continue reading
4 soundbites on social media from October’s “First Tuesday” event
A few learnings from a great event promoting Christer Holloman’s new book “The Social Media MBA in Practice” Continue reading
Using the 5 Whys to find your Why
The “Why” of your company is what drives passion, which is crucial to standing above the competition, but how do you find it? I suggest you might be able to use “The 5 Whys”. Continue reading