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 am sure that by now you have probably been exposed to a good number of different presentations around the subject of Web 2.0 and Social Software and perhaps you may think that you have seen it all and everything. If that is the case I suggest then you stop reading now, and head somewhere … Continue reading What Is Web 2.0? By Andy Budd
During the course of this week, and due to vacation and the usual catchup with things, I actually didn’t get much of a chance to share the weekly weblog post of the most popular weblog entries from my other Internet weblog over at ITtoolbox: elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog. So I thought I may … Continue reading A Weekly Glimpse of elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog – Week 45
I am now back from vacation and, as you may have guessed, it was wonderful! I had a fantastic time enjoying some lovely weather, good food, good friends and plenty of good old fun. And today first day back at work. Ouch ! That hurt ! Well, not really. I am just back at work … Continue reading “Just What Is a Weblog Anyway?” by Luis Suarez
In the past, you may recall how I have been talking a few times about one of my favourite social software tools out there for teams, communities, and whatever other groups, to get together to collaborate and share knowledge with one another in order to be able to codify some of that tacit knowledge that … Continue reading Why Wikis Are Conquering the Enterprise
As you may have noticed, yesterday I didn’t get a chance to post anything here, in elsua, as things were a bit hectic everywhere and some of that stuff needed my immediate attention. But now that is over here I am, once again, sharing with you that weekly weblog post where I try to put … Continue reading A Weekly Glimpse of elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog – Week 44
Fancy doing some really interesting and thought provoking reading on the always fascinating subject of technology’s impact in everyone’s day to day life? Yes, I know, I bet you would. Check out then Thomas Friedman‘s So close, yet so far, over at International Herald Tribune, where he actually gets to share a great story on … Continue reading So Close, Yet So Far – About the Impact of Technology in Our Daily Interactions
Goodness ! Has it been busy or what lately? In the last couple of days I haven’t had much of a chance to share with you some of the thoughts that have been going on in my mind lately. The last one being the concept of Tacit Knowledge and how much it has been talked … Continue reading Shortcuts Podcast – How to Use Wikis at Work (Part Two)
Through Des Walsh‘s weblog post Social Media De-mazed I have actually been able to locate another really good resource to help out all those folks who would want to go and read through a very comprehensive introductory guide on how to get the most out of social software, i.e. the so-called Web 2.0, and get … Continue reading Introductory Guide to Social Software By Trevor Cook and Lee Hopkins
Here we go again. Another week gone by and ready to share with you folks some of the most popular conversations that I have been having over at elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog in the course of last week. As you would be able to see from the links and descriptions below there seems … Continue reading A Weekly Glimpse of elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog – Week 43
As you well know, there are a number of different IBM weblogs that I follow on a regular basis, as I have mentioned in the recent weblog post I created around IBM’s Weblog Directory, and while I am still currently updating the actual blogroll from this weblog, I thought I would point out to you … Continue reading Engineering Systems Solutions to Real World Challenges – Building an Innovation Company for the 21st Century
