E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Productivity Tools – Everything that has got to do with Freeware and Open Source productivity tools that can improve our online computing experience
My goodness! Where has the time gone to his week? Geez, I can not believe that it’s already Friday afternoon and here I am again, after a short absence, hoping to go back into my regular blogging activities. What an amazing week! As you remember, in my last blog, post I mentioned how this week … Continue reading Getting Real about Enterprise 2.0 by Oscar Berg and Henrik Gustafsson
Goodness! Today is going to be one of those days where I could surely do with a day of 36 hours, if not more!, in order to be able to participate in a number of really cool things that will be happening throughout inside and outside IBM. Apart from finishing up a customer presentation on … Continue reading IBM’s Smart Work Jam Under Way Already – Are You Jamming?
A few days back you would remember how I put together a blog post on the topic of "The Man Who Should Have Used Lotus Connections – On the Misuse of Email" where I mentioned a wonderful video clip that one of my fellow IBM colleagues put together detailing the misuse of sending files through … Continue reading The Man Who Should Have Used Lotus Connections – On the Business Case for Corporate Blogging
I have been using Twitter now for over two and a half years and, all along, if you have been following some of my recent twitterings, you would know how I seem to keep having a love / hate relationship with it. It still remains one of my favourite Web 2.0 tools out there on … Continue reading Can Twitter Serve as a Personal Knowledge Management Tool?
I am sure you would agree with me that Social Computing, and, in particular, social software tools, still have got plenty of different challenges within the enterprise in order to provoke that massive cultural shift most of us have been looking forward to for a long while. One of those challenges has always been trying … Continue reading OpenNTF – Bookmark Viewer for IBM Lotus Connections Dogear
If you have been reading this blog for a while now, you would know more or less what my thoughts are on that topic that has always been, rather unfortunately, too!, associated very closely with traditional Knowledge Management and which doesn’t seem to have escaped as well the world of Social Computing: awards and incentives … Continue reading The Surprising Science of Motivation by Dan Pink
I am not sure whether you may have been listening to the CBC radio show Spark interview I did with Nora Young earlier on this week, and which I have blogged about it over here, but, if you have, you may have noticed I have tried to explain how all along, during all of this … Continue reading The Man Who Should Have Used Lotus Connections – On the Misuse of Email
We are only just starting to savour the really good flavours left behind after the amazing IBM’s Lotus Knows IdeaJam (Which I talked about over here not long ago and which my fellow colleague, and good friend, Ed Brill, wrapped up quite nicely under "Thank you for participating in the Lotus Knows IdeaJam") that here … Continue reading IBM’s Smart Work Global Jam – Towards the Smarter Enterprise
Another week back at work, another week wondering where did August go this time around! I can’t believe we are just about to enter September! Goodness, I guess time flies when you are having fun, eh? hehe Either way, it’s that time of the week, where, once again, I thought I would drop a couple … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 2, Weeks 29 (CBC’s Spark – A World Without Email)
While everyone is anxiously awaiting for Snow Leopard to hit the shelves (Apples’ latest upgrade to OS X 10) later on today, if not already, my attention is actually elsewhere. For the time being, I am not planning on upgrading till a number of critical applications I use on a daily basis on my MacBook … Continue reading Using IBM Lotus Connections 2.5
