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Interview made at CreaDigital Day in Geneva, 14 January 2010, that was organized by the Ecole de Creation en Communication, Geneva.

Laurent Haug, co-founder of Lift conference, Geneva, answered to the question in English: “What percentage of ideas are actually carried out?”. He says it’s a changing number. It was only 5% in 2006. Today it’s 20%. And in ten years it will be maybe 80-90%. It will never be 100% because not every idea is worth to be carried out. One thing is for sure, ideas are really his motivation.

Interview made at the FIRST conference “Web 2.0, 5 years later” organized by Lift conference and Rezonance, 9 December 2009. Round table with Olivier Glassey , Head of Research Unit at OSPS-UNIL , Arnaud Grobet of LABEL , Claudia Gonzalez-Gisiger of Global Fund and Jean-Henry Morin of the University of Geneva . Moderator: Laurent Haug, Lift conference. Introductions by Genevieve Morand, Rezonance, and Nicolas Nova, Lift conference .

The following video made by ThierryWeber.com. Laurent Haug was interviewed by Patricia Goldschmid.

Thierry Weber, the famous video podcaster thierryweber.com, answered in French to the question: “What percentage of ideas are actually carried out in your company?”. He says 80%.

Pedro Paiva, OSS Business Manager, Vodafone Group of HP Hewlett-Packard International Group, Meyrin, answered to the question in French: “What percentage of ideas are actually carried out in your company?”. He says 25%, but the percentage decreases in time.

Interview made after the conference “Business Model Generation” (Get the great book!), Wednesday 2 December 2009, Hôtel Alpha-Palmiers, Lausanne. The speakers were Alexander Osterwalder (his blog here), Dr. HEC Information Systems, and
Yves Pigneur, director of the Institute for Information Systems, Lausanne, of the University of Lausanne (UNIL), authors of the book Business Model Generation. Organized by The Graduates MBA HEC, Lausanne.

Sebastien Flury, Project Leader at creapole in Delemont, answered to the question in French: “What percentage of your ideas are actually carried out in your company?”.

He says it’s difficult to tell because sometimes only a part of an idea is carried out. In general it’s may be about 50%. But ideas that are important to you, ideas that are close to your heart, you do everything to implement them. So for those ideas it’s 100%, and even 120%, he adds with a smile.

Interview made during the conference of lift10 in Geneva, Mai 2010.