VLF insights from the Twitter CEO

VLF experiences from the Twitter CEO VLF experiences from the Twitter CEO This week, Umair Haque talked with Twitter CEO Evan Williams at the keynote at the current year's SXSW Interactive Conference. By numerous records, the meeting besieged. In any case, as Haque tenderly proposes the trade contained some fascinating perceptions on building a 21st Century businessobservations that resound with a considerable lot of topics of the ongoing #mhvt conversation Value Tweet on the developing virtual law office model.Here are a few portions of Haques takeaways which might be pertinent to legal advisors and new model law firms:Openness as an endurance methodology. New thoughts, new ideas, new applications all stream to open associations. That is an incredible method to communicate the point that for cutting edge associations, receptiveness is presently table stakes: fizzle at it, and you're not even in the game. Sorting out for experimentation. Despite the fact that numerous associations need to explore, they can't on the grounds that they're not worked to Twitte r composes for experimentation, by making secluded groups that quickly repeat to tackle intense issues. That is what 21st century associations resemble: systems, not pyramids. Win/wins. Another topic of our discussion was concentrating on win/wins a term that is become demeaned to the point of language, yet have a go at seeing it once more Twitter cuts manages accomplices just when they think everybody wins including end-clients. Good enough? Reconsider. That is really radical. Money St, Detroit, Big Food, Big Software and HMOs are only a couple for whom win/wins have made a difference little, if by any means. It's a basic, incredible approach to outline cutting edge procedure in a nutshell.On that last point, I figure we can securely add BigLaw to the rundown. I can't help suspecting that the (non-devalued) idea of win/win is a characteristic supplement to the #mhvt subject of results, e.g., @ShatterboxVox: The issue for customer isn't VLF versus trad firm, it is how would I get th e outcomes searching for w/the assets I have? - posted by brian