E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Knowledge Tools – Everything that has got to do with the various Learning & Knowledge tools available on the Internet that would help promote the exchange and sharing of knowledge and expertise.
I know that I do not get to share many of these over here and I also realise that it is not Friday yet, although, after having done such a massive catchup from everything else while I was away, I wish it were, but I just couldn’t help sharing this gem that a good old … Continue reading Job Counseling on Knowledge Management
Yesterday I created a weblog post where I was announcing elsua’s new look (Oh, by the way, do not forget to check the About document as you would be able to see an updated page with some further details about me along with some fancy new design. Love it!) and today I thought that I … Continue reading Feedburner Plugin 2.1 – Keeping Track of All of Your Syndication Needs
In the past you may have noticed how I have been weblogging a few times already on the power of storytelling as to how crucial it will certainly be for any healthy Knowledge Management strategy to bring forward and incorporate storytelling as one of the different techniques put together in order to help boost knowledge … Continue reading Zahmoo – Managing Your Most Significant Change Projects Easily
Just recently Toby Ward, over at Intranet Blog, created a weblog post that I found particularly interesting since I have been facing some of the different issues put together by him on how knowledge workers actually get to search for information on their companies’ Intranets, and the Internet in general, and although I may not … Continue reading Searching Kills Employee Productivity – Are We Actually Searching for the Right Thing After All?
Here is another worth while reading article from CollaborationLoop, this time by David Goldes, that I am sure plenty of folks over here would be really interested in, specially if you are one of them. Yes, a baby boomer. The article itself is titled Lost! Where Did Our Knowledge Go? and it basically comes to … Continue reading Lost! Where Did Our Knowledge Go? – And How Social Software Can Help Bring It Back!
Late last week I got an e-mail from Ingo Haupt where he was actually pointing me to a study he is actually conducting around the subject of Corporate Weblogs or Business Weblogs and in it he was actually asking me for 10 minutes of my time to go ahead and fill in a survey he … Continue reading Business Blog Study – A Study on the Impact of Corporate Weblogs
A few days ago Melanie Turek, over at CollaborationLoop, created an article that I thought was a good read since it provided some really good and sound advice to small businesses as to how they can adopt some sort of a virtual workplace in order to conduct business in perhaps a much more effective and … Continue reading Why Small Companies Benefit from the Virtual WorkPlace (And Their Adoption of Social Software)
It looks like this is the month of the upgrades or first beta versions for offline weblogging tools because if yesterday I was talking about the recent upgrade from Qumana and the first appearance of Windows Live Writer today I am just going to mention something that perhaps is old news already, specially for the … Continue reading Performancing for FireFox Also Gets Another Upgrade
I am sure that by now most of you out there who are in the know of popular offline weblogging tools would probably know that there is a new beta release, v. b5, of Qumana ready for download. In case you haven’t seen it just yet, Jon Husband also created a great weblog post over … Continue reading Qumana – Still My Default Offline Weblogging Tool
As a follow up to yesterday’s weblog post on Enterprise Weblogs – Why Aren’t There More? – A Question of Control? Is It Really?, Rod Boothby created a weblog post around the same subject in Blogging vs. Your Career where he is actually expanding further on why knowledge workers may have several constraints regarding weblogging, … Continue reading Weblogging vs. Your Career – It’s All in the Weblogging Policy and Guidelines
