E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Collaboration – Everything that has got to do with collaboration whether it is real-time vs. offline, face to face vs. remote collaboration, etc.
Here we go again. Another week gone by and ready to share with you folks some of the most popular conversations that I have been having over at elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog in the course of last week. As you would be able to see from the links and descriptions below there seems … Continue reading A Weekly Glimpse of elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog – Week 43
As you well know, there are a number of different IBM weblogs that I follow on a regular basis, as I have mentioned in the recent weblog post I created around IBM’s Weblog Directory, and while I am still currently updating the actual blogroll from this weblog, I thought I would point out to you … Continue reading Engineering Systems Solutions to Real World Challenges – Building an Innovation Company for the 21st Century
In the past, and for a good number of weblog posts, I have been talking over here about the importance of Tacit Knowledge in the coming back of Knowledge Management thanks, amongst other things, to the emergence of social software that helps boost collaboration and knowledge sharing in multiple different scenarios. For a number of … Continue reading Screencasting of Tacit Knowledge
It looks like Nancy White has done it again ! What a terrific piece of work she has put together over at Slideshare ! Check out Surfing the Second Wave of Online Collaboration where you would be able to see the huge impact that all these new emerging technologies, i.e. social software tools or Web … Continue reading The Vortex: Experiments in Online Collaboration – Surfing the Second Wave of Online Collaboration
Just like I have mentioned last week for the first time, here I am once again sharing a brief weblog post highlighting some of the most popular posts I have created over at my other Internet weblog elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog last week. Pretty much like last time, you would be able to … Continue reading A Weekly Glimpse of elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog – Week 42
Not long ago I created a weblog post over at elsua @ ITtoolbox where I was actually sharing my views and thoughts about one very impressive social software offering to be able to conduct online e-meetings effectively in order to share your knowledge with others and collaborate further much more efficiently. And all of that … Continue reading Screen Sharing Tools and Technology – A Mini Guide
In the past you would recall how I have actually been participating in IBM’s Shortcuts podcast in a couple of episodes sharing some thoughts and tips on getting the most out of social bookmarking. Well, I thought you would be interested in another episode, the first out of two, that I have just been working … Continue reading Shortcuts Podcast – How to Use Wikis at Work (Part One)
Through Mike Gotta‘s weblog Collaborative Thinking, I have just bumped into another interesting article around the subject of social networking adoption within the enterprise that I thought you would also find it an interesting and worth while reading piece, specially since some parts of it have got a lot to do with what I get … Continue reading Some Practical Uses of Social Networking within the Enterprise
I know that a few people from both of my Internet weblogs have been asking about this for quite some time and so far I have been given out bits and pieces of information hoping that one of these days I would be able to show you a much more complete picture. Well, one of … Continue reading Blogs Go to Work – IBM’s Blogroll Now Available!
A couple of weeks back you would remember how I created a weblog post where I was providing some initial entry points on some very useful resources regarding the ever interesting subject of Social Network Analysis here is another article that I am sure you would be able to find it as enlightening as I … Continue reading It’s Who You Know, but We Already Knew That, Didn’t We?
