E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Open Business – Everything that is very much related to the world of Social Business, Enterprise 2.0, Social Enterprise, going from processes to tools to anything related to the topic of social networking, social software, social computing, social business, Web 2.0, etc. etc.
I’m sure that, by now, you may be thinking that I may have abandoned this blog, since it has been nearly two weeks since the last post I have put together over here. Nothing further from the truth. There is actually a good reason why I haven’t been blogging during that time… Holidays! Yes, that’s … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 2, Weeks 38 to 41 (Why Do I Keep Doing This?)
Last week one of the folks, Matthew Fairtlough, I have been working and collaborating with on something really cool, that involves as well the talented and natural storyteller Jemima Gibbons, and which I am sure I would be able to talk about very very soon, since it is just starting to come to life, shared … Continue reading What Are You Doing with That Duck?
If you have been following this blog for a while, you would know how I have been blogging for a good number of times about one of those topics that people keep asking me about to share my two cents of the conversation: Social Software Governance and what IBM is doing about it. My short … Continue reading On Governance and Compliance – IBM’s Social Computing Guidelines Webcast
There are plenty of people out there whom I continue to admire and respect a great deal over the course of the years; especially, those folks in the areas of Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Communities, Learning and Social Computing. And, certainly, plenty of others in the last couple of years, too! I am sure most of … Continue reading How to Organise a Children’s Party – On Simplyfing Business Processes
A few days back you would remember how, in a recent blog post, I stated that nowadays it seems it is becoming more and more difficult, and rare!, to find excellent customer service, as I was trying to share further insights on the recent fiasco I have gone through with both movistar & Apple with … Continue reading Excellent Customer Support Summarised in a Single Word: ScreenFlow
Oh, the irony of things… That is just probably a good title for the blog post I am just about to put together. I know, and I realise, this entry may sound a bit too strange, but as you may be able to see later on, it’s probably the best way to describe what happened … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 2, Week 37 (Oh, the Irony of Things)
Yesterday, at work, was one of those days where there were not enough hours in the day that would allow you to go through everything you had planned in the morning to achieve during the course of the day. Far too hectic, for sure. But this time around in a good sense. More than anything … Continue reading The Man Who Should Have Used Lotus Connections — Communities: The Driving Force of Enterprise 2.0
It looks like this is going to be one of those weeks where I sense I will be putting together more than one blog post on one of my favorite topics as of late; of course, living "A World Without Email". It has been a while since the last weekly progress report that I have … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 2, Weeks 34 to 36 (On Meaningfully Managing Streams of Content)
For a little while now, my good friend Paula Thornton, has been educating me on a concept that, although it’s been there for hundreds, if not millions of years already, it is becoming more and more important by the day within today’s corporate environment. It has got to do with Leadership. With a "new" way … Continue reading Tribal Leadership by David Logan
I know that for a good number of years Social Computing and Knowledge Management have been walking different paths. Even more, I would probably be able to state that all along they haven’t gotten on well with one other. Quite the opposite! Knowledge Management doesn’t want to do anything with Social Computing, because of the … Continue reading The KM and Social Computing Culture Changes
