E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Communities – Everything that has got to do with communities whether they are face to face communities or virtual / online / remote communities
Last Friday, and over at Line56, one of my fellow IBM colleagues, Robert Swanwick (a.k.a. Swan), created a superb article titled Reputation Management that I thought I would comment on further over here since I feel that it fits in quite nicely with a couple of the subjects I get to discuss over here: Knowledge … Continue reading Reputation Management – Now You Are in Control
Oh dear, I seriously need to do something about this for 2007, because there is no way I am going to be missing out on some more of the most interesting events taking place out there around the subject of Knowledge Management. Take, for instance, the latest example I have been exposed to, and this … Continue reading Narrative Techniques for Leaders – November 28th 2006 – London
In a recent follow up post from Dennis McDonald, regarding a weblog post I created last Friday commenting on the second episode of the podcast I did with the Shortcuts team around social bookmarking, he actually gets to share some interesting comments that I thought would be really worth while highlighting over here as well … Continue reading Evolving Social Bookmarking Tools for the Corporate Markets – Towards Enterprise Social Software Adoption
For a number of months now, I have been talking about the power of storytelling within Knowledge Management and how it is finally beginning to play a key and fundamental role within any kind of business in order to help improve different process that may be already in place, and, at the same time, also … Continue reading Shawn Callahan’s Interview on (Marketing) Storytelling and Narratives
Continuing further with some other discussions I have been having over here around the role of Web 2.0 or social software within the enterprise, I thought I would continue sharing some further thoughts on what is actually happening inside IBM itself; how it is being impacted (And big time!) by the adoption of this same … Continue reading IBM Warms to Social Networking – Probably About Time, Right?
Remember when not so long ago I created a weblog post around the subject of Zahmoo, a new initiative that the folks over at Anecdote have been very busy with for some time now? Remember when I mentioned that I had signed up to participate from the initiative and see how things would be getting … Continue reading What’s the Most Significant Change Across the Blogosphere?
Remember the weblog post I created back in June this year around the subject of Wikis in Enterprises Survey – Collaborative Working in Enterprise Environments Using Wikis where I was mentioning the work that Tim Bartel has been doing for his upcoming thesis on Wikis in Enterprises? Well, it looks like the first set of … Continue reading Wikis in Enterprises Survey – Collaborative Working in Enterprise Environments Using Wikis – First Results Now Available!
Over the last couple of days I have been exchanging a number of different e-mails with one of the folks over at actKM that I have been following for quite some time now, and who is currently running KM Institute: Douglas Weidner. He just recently ventured into creating his own KM weblog over at ITtoolbox, … Continue reading Communities of Practice and Their Business Value
In the past I have been talking several times about one of my favourite topics related to Knowledge Management and social networks and that is the one about Social Network Analysis. As fascinating and enlightening as it is, lots of people seem to confuse it with Social Networking so after the long weblog post I … Continue reading Social Network Analysis (SNA) Resources
Well, here it goes. The long awaited weblog post that will detail some of the major highlights from my recent trip to Cincinnati to attend a workshop with my virtual team with folks coming from all over the world (UK, Australia, India, Germany, Spain and the US). I know that some of you have been … Continue reading Highlights from the Trip to Cincinnati
