E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
IBM – Everything that would relate to IBM happenings around the subject of Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Communities and Social Computing
A few days back, Chris Brogan did it again and put together a very insightful and helpful blog post, specially for those folks who are not so sure about how to sell Social Computing to their managers and whoever else up in the management chain. And to that effect he put together "Twelve Ways to … Continue reading Twelve Ways to Sell Social Media to Your Boss – Don’t Forget about Yourself!
Continuing further with the weekly progress reports on my new mantra of giving up e-mail, as in corporate e-mail, here I am again with another progress report, this time for week 26, where, it looks like, things have gone back to normal a bit. Or so it seems. You would remember how, for week 25 … Continue reading Giving up on Work e-mail – Status Report on Week 26 (K.I.S.S. on Business Processes)
Seeing how things are starting to fall back into place, once again, (Google Search is my friend again! W00t!!), I thought today I would resume my regular blogging activities, after last week’s hiccup, with another update on my weekly progress report of giving up e-mail. It’s been a couple of weeks since I last blogged … Continue reading Giving up on Work e-mail – Status Report on Week 25 (Educating Your Collaborators!)
You may have noticed how, over the last couple of days, things have been relatively quiet over at one of my Internet blogs: https://www.elsua.net. Well, things have gone quiet a little bit there on the front side of things, but on the background it has been one of the most intensive weeks I have had … Continue reading 6 Things I Learned While Being Banned from Google Search
I must admit that for a good number of years I used to be one of them. One of those folks who was, probably, well known as a die-hard, hardcore early adopter, always willing to try out new social software tools even way before they reached the beta status. Always on the bleeding edge of … Continue reading Do What Works for You – About Time!
If yesterday I referenced a podcasting episode I participated in with the Dogear-Nation folks, Michael Rowe & Michael Martine, you would remember how I mentioned as well I had another little surprise for you folks that I would be talking about today. And here I am, with that same spirit of keeping this blog post … Continue reading Sweettt – We’re Going Enterprise 2.0
Today’s blog post is actually going to be a short one. Finally! I do realise that over the last couple of weeks most of the blogging I have been able to do has been rather extensive and turning on to the long side of things. I guess that’s what happens when you keep writing and … Continue reading Dogear-Nation – Episode 61 – Adding e-mail to Luis’ Inbox
After a really good workshop event last week in Madrid on Enterprise 2.0 & Social Computing (I am already drafting a post on it to share the various experiences), here I am, once again, back at my regular blogging activities, just like I have been doing lately. But perhaps this time around with a bit … Continue reading Giving up on Work e-mail – Status Report on Week 24 (Six Months On!)
Yes, that’s right! If you folks have been checking my Dopplr account recently, I am going to be on the road tomorrow afternoon, once again. This time around to Madrid, where I have been a few times already this year, but this time around for a specific and concrete event I will be participating in … Continue reading On the Road Again! This Time to Madrid for an Enterprise 2.0 Workshop
Coming closer to the six months barrier since I got things started, here I go again sharing with you folks the progress weekly report on my new reality of giving up on e-mail, corporate e-mail, that is. This time around on week 23 and after a very interesting week last week, where the blog posts … Continue reading Giving up on Work e-mail – Status Report on Week 23 (When Not to Use e-mail)
