E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Learning – Everything that has got to do with Learning whether it is face-to-face learning, eLearning or Learning 2.0
If you would remember, a couple of months ago I was invited to go to Germany and participate in a road show through various IBM sites scattered all over the country where a bunch of fellow colleagues, and good friends, and myself spend a number of hours providing an extensive overview of what Social Computing … Continue reading See the Light – Thinking Outside the Inbox (The Video)
A couple of days back, you would remember how I created a blog post where I was mentioning a short video-conference interview I participated in where I briefly talked, along with William Pulleyblank, on the topic of The Future of Work and the implications for the corporate world and the workplace, specially from the perspective … Continue reading The Future of Work by Luis Suarez (Full Version)
A couple of weeks back, I mentioned in a couple of twitterings how I was going to participate in an online video-conference interview around the topic of The Future of Work using the excellent Skype capabilities with a couple of IBM interns from Corporate Communications (Yes, indeed, no e-mail required to set it all up! … Continue reading The Future of Work by Luis Suarez (Goodbye Cubicle, Hello Couch)
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)
Big, big news today! Specially for those folks out there interested in wikis and adopting wikis within the enterprise. I am sure that by now you may have read about them, since a couple of folks have already blogged about the massive announcement, but, nevertheless, just in case you may have missed it, I will … Continue reading “Grow Your Wiki” Grows into Specialist Consultancy
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
Continuing further with the frenzy of shorter blog posts as well as injecting some rich media into this blog, I thought I would go ahead today and share one of the most impressive and inspirational videos I have bumped into for a long while! And I mean, in a long while! It is coming from … Continue reading An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube by Michael Wesch
Continuing further with that growing trend of writing shorter blog posts than usual (Latest instance the article I wrote yesterday announcing my dive into the podcasting world, co-hosting, with Matt Simpson, The Sweettt Show, as we just launched our first episode), I thought I would venture into putting together another one, which I am sure … Continue reading Is KM Dead? Larry Prusak, Dave Snowden, Patrick Lambe
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
Yes, I know what I am about to post hasn’t got anything to do with the main topics discussed over here, in this blog, but I just can’t help myself and hope you can understand my excitement. After watching one of the most incredible tennis matches in history; one of those matches where both opponents … Continue reading And … the King of Clay Won!
