E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Continuing further with the subject of expertise location in the enterprise I just wanted to point you folks to another follow up weblog post from Dennis McDonald, over at ALL KIND FOOD, around the same subject titled: Enterprise Expertise Management Systems and Organizational Reality. In the past you would remember how we have touched base … Continue reading Enterprise Expertise Management Systems and Organizational Reality
Gina Trapani has actually shared a link, via Lifehacker, to a very good resource that I am sure I would be making use of it quite often in my quest to help more people understand a bit more and adopt this so-called social software hype. Indeed, in RSS for newbies Gina actually points out to … Continue reading RSS for Newbies
It has been a while since last time that I have linked to a weblog post by Robert Scoble and I must say that in this particular case I would have to agree with Euan big time, Scoble is much more of an interesting read nowadays than in the past. I mean, I have been … Continue reading The Next Web is the Human Web – Power to the People – About Time!
I knew that sooner or later I would actually be ending up in this situation and I guess at the time I didn’t expect it to be taking place so soon, but since I had already thought about it back then, when I first got started with this weblog, I thought I would come up … Continue reading Enough Is Enough – Or Is It? Time for Some Planned Action!
While I am still gutted about the fact that I didn’t manage to make it to IBM’s Collaboration Best Practices last Friday and currently taking place this week (I don’t think I am ready yet to share some of the experiences I went through -perhaps some more on that later) I thought I would let … Continue reading Easing the Pain
Remember the amazing story that Michael Arrington, from TechCrunch and Crunchnotes, shared over at his weblog about his recent adventure while travelling and staying in Spain? Remember his incredible experience about the ordeal he had to go through ? Interesting one, right? Well, folks, I got one of my own but this time the other … Continue reading Some Things Were Never Meant to Happen
As I am starting to get ready (Leaving tomorrow morning) for the US trip to attend IBM’s Collaboration Best Practices, to be held in Somers, I just noticed over at Andy Piper’s weblog that there is a new version of Plazes, although the Plazer seems to be the same still version. If you would remember, … Continue reading All New Plazes, Still Beta
Here we are, once more, another week with the LinkedIn Bloggers Yahoo! group blog boost just ahead of us. I must say that throughout all the different weeks where I have been participating providing a weekly blog boost to one of the other webloggers I have always been enjoying the experience as it has always … Continue reading Gautam Ghosh on Management – Knowledge Is Ignorance
A couple of days ago Jack Vinson shared over at his weblog a post regarding the recent announcement on the 2006 World’s Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) winners. At the time that I am getting to write this particular weblog post it looks like the original link is actually no longer working (Perhaps they are … Continue reading 2006 World’s Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) Named
Some time ago I mentioned how I was actually going to attend the IBM Professional Technical Leadership Exchange, taking place in Madrid, to give a presentation on one of my favourite topics regarding Knowledge Management: Personal Knowledge Management. Well, this time around I am actually going to the US, Somers, NY, to provide another presentation … Continue reading IBM Collaboration Best Practices Conference – Somers, NY – July 2006
