E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Some time ago I received some feedback via e-mail and IM from several readers from elsua indicating how they were not very enthusiastic with the actual pop-up that was coming up every time they would visit my weblog directly without going through the RSS feed. Back then I explained that the reason why that pop-up … Continue reading Pimping Up Your Weblog: GoStats and Geo Visitors
After 76 hours of uninterrupted and frenetic activity. After 53.000 participants (IBMers and their family members and IBM’s customers and business partners) got together to share over 37.000 posts spread around four different Forums and after nearly 3 million web pages viewed and about 67 participating companies in addition to IBM the Global InnovationJam is … Continue reading Global InnovationJam Is Now Over!
If you would remember, a few weeks back I created a weblog post over here where I was mentioning a very interesting conference event that would be taking place later on this year in September in London around the subject of Social Network Tools and Their Business Application: Blogs, Podcasting, Instant Messaging, RSS and Wikis. … Continue reading Follow up!: Social Network Tools and Their Business Application: Blogs, Podcasting, Instant Messaging, RSS and Wikis – London – September 2006
Here is a relatively new weblog that has just been grabbing some more momentum lately and which I am sure plenty of folks out there would be interested in following up further, specially if you are into sensemaking, storytelling, narrative and Knowledge Management in general, amongst other things. Indeed, it looks like the good old … Continue reading Cognitive Edge – Getting Started
Arrrrgghhhh! I really feel some healthy envy for the folks down under in Australia, specially in Canberra and Melbourne, after reading this over at Anecdote. It looks like Shawn, Mark and Andrew are looking for someone that could join Anecdote from either of those places and while reading through the description it does sound like … Continue reading Join Anecdote and Make a Difference
Well, after fully recovering from the user generated error from last week, here I am again, back in full force, ready to share some thoughts about some of the things that are going on in my mind at the moment. I must say that I mentioned earlier on that I thought I would go ahead … Continue reading Welcome to InnovationJam!
You may have noticed how for the last couple of days I haven’t been able to weblog much but, not to worry, there is actually a reason for it. Moi! Indeed, yesterday I suffered from those sporadic user generated errors that has knocked me down from one of the computers I am currently using, the … Continue reading User Generated Error
Through a colleague of mine, who actually weblogged about this particular piece of news over at his Intranet weblog, I bumped into this specific news article that I thought would be worth while mentioning over here: Storytelling, not Journalism, Spurs More Blogs. In the past you would remember how I have been weblogging a couple … Continue reading Storytelling, not Journalism, Spurs Most Weblogs
A couple of days ago James Robertson, managing director from Step Two Designs Pty Ltd and author of Column Two, actually shared an interesting e-mail over at the actKM Forum around the subject of Intranets and how they are actually changing the way knowledge workers get to access information, share knowledge and collaborate with one … Continue reading Intranets as a News Channel – About to Enter the Next Wave of Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration
Last week you would remember how I created a follow up post from a weblog conversation both Dennis McDonald and myself have been having about expertise location. Over the weekend Dennis shared some further commentary that I will get to in a minute as well, but I thought I would also let you know about … Continue reading What If Communities Don’t Share Their Expertise? – Get Them to Work with You Then!
