E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Knowledge Management – Everything that has got to do with the traditional concept of Knowledge Management and Learning, whether it is Expertise Location, Content Management, (e)Learning, and so forth
If you have been watching my Dopplr profile you would probably know by now how next week it is time for me to travel once again. This time around to the US, to Yorktown Heights, NY, to be more precise, to the IBM Watson Research Center where I will be attending, for the first time … Continue reading IBM’s Web 2.0 and Beyond Summit – April 15-17 – Watson Research Center (Yorktown Heights, NY, US)
Last week Friday I mentioned how I was going to hold off on putting together the weekly progress report blog entry on giving up e-mail (At least, work related e-mail), since I was just too excited about the actual progress made and thought about writing it over the weekend. Alas, the lovely weather we have … Continue reading Giving up on Work e-mail – Status Report on Week 8
I am sure that at this point in time of another week about to finish you were expecting from me to share with you the weekly blog post on the current experiment I am conducting on giving up e-mail (Work related e-mail, that is). However, I am afraid you would have to wait a few … Continue reading The True Business Value from Social Computing by Robert Paterson & Luis Suarez
For someone like myself who has been a corporate blogger for nearly five years, and still going strong, at one of the major enterprises out there in the IT world, with several thousand blog posts, there are times where video clips like this one, shared by Patrick Lambe (Whose superb Green Chameleon I can certainly … Continue reading Explaining Knowledge Management – Corporate Blogging
There are days like yesterday where one gets to experience mix feelings upon receiving certain types of e-mails or bumping into specific blog posts that you thought would have been totally unexpected. There are news items that you come across and have a strong sense they may be related to April Fools’ Day, specially if … Continue reading Sebastian Thomschke – Innovation in Its Purest Form
I certainly realise about yesterday’s lengthy blog post on last week’s progress report on my fighting work related e-mail, and since I am trying to cut them short, much shorter, actually, I really am trying, believe me, but it is proving to be quite a challenge (As you may have seen already!), I thought I … Continue reading Leading with Insight by Matthew Milan, Critical Mass
Phew! What a week!! One of the worst I have had in a long while with lots and lots of things happening in multiple various fronts, both at work and personal wise, including plenty of hectic activity all around. So busy that, as you may have noticed, I missed out, last Friday, putting together the … Continue reading Giving up on Work e-mail – Status Report on Week 7
TwitDir says that it is currently tracking 951,235 Twitter users. Yes, I know that for many other Web 2.0 applications available out there this sounds like peanuts, zero, nothing, zip, nada! However, if you come to think about it, having nearly one million end-users is way many more than what plenty of other applications would … Continue reading Social Networking – The Twitterverse Debates
If a few days ago I was actually creating a blog post over here recommending folks to subscribe to the fine blog from Gia Lyons to get to find out some more about Lotus Connections and social computing for the enterprise (Amongst many other things!), here I am at it again, about to recommend a … Continue reading Technical and Strategic Insight on the Present and Future of the ibm.com Website
Last week, in a very interesting and enlightening blog post, Ross Mayfield, Chairman, President & Co-founder of Socialtext, and who I had the great pleasure of meeting up in person while in Lotusphere 2008, mentioned how he is taking a very provocative turn into expanding further with his adoption of wikis in the corporate world, … Continue reading Vacation eMail Page
