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
Before I move on into detailing the main highlights from Day 1 at the recently attended Enterprise 2.0 conference event in Boston, I thought I would spend a few minutes sharing a couple of thoughts on what has been, repeatedly, one of my long time pet peeves from every single event I have attended in … Continue reading Enterprise 2.0 Conference Highlights – A Proposal for DIA
While I am going through a number of different blog posts sharing some of the major key highlights from the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston a couple of weeks back (Already!), I thought I would go ahead and share with you folks an interim article on my (weekly) progress reports of living "A World Without … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 2, Weeks 15 to 21 (#e2conf Update on “Thinking Outside the Inbox!”)
I am sure I am not the only one experiencing this: you bump into people all over the place (Customer meetings, workshops, seminars, conference events, TweetUps, etc. etc.) and you end up with several dozens of business cards you keep promising yourself you will look back into when heading back home. Yet, you arrive and … Continue reading My New Business Card for Enterprise 2.0 in Boston – Did You Get Yours Already?
Earlier on today, while I was getting started with my morning catchup routines, I got things going with my twitterings with this particular tweet: "Having one of those days where I keep questioning whether it’s all worth it pushing the limit as a 2.0 evangelist going against the current". Quite an interesting one, don’t you … Continue reading Clay Shirky on Institutions vs. Collaboration – Business 2.0
Continuing further with the recent bunch of blog posts I have put together under the subject of Government 2.0, I thought I would come to the topic today, once again, after Twitter did its bit as my preferred dynamic RSS feed reader. That’s when I bumped into a superb video and presentation link on this … Continue reading Toward Government 2.0 by Matt Hodgson
Earlier on today, a fellow IBM colleague, and good friend, John Rooney, shared in various microsharing Web sites (Both internal and external) a link to a recent interview I thought would be rather interesting for folks out there who would be keen on reading further on IBM’s efforts exploring the world of social software and … Continue reading Big Blue’s Collaboration Challenges with Mark Hennessy
After a couple of days off from my regular blogging activities, as I went on a business trip to Madrid for a couple of days end of last week to share some more thoughts and insights on social software adoption at an internal event, I am now back once more. Yes, I am back home … Continue reading The Twitter Experiment – By Dr. Monica Rankin
Last Friday I put together a quick blog post sharing with folks some further insights on the already available film "Us Now – On the Power of Mass Collaboration, Government and the Internet", mentioning as well how over the weekend I would take some time to watch it and beginning of this week share some … Continue reading Social Workplace for Government 2.0 by Deb Lavoy
Do you remember the blog post I shared over here a couple of days ago on "Us Now – On the Power of Mass Collaboration, Government and the Internet"? Well, it looks like there are some really good news available out there. The film is now online! Yes, indeed, over at Vimeo! I just got … Continue reading Us Now Film Now Online!
During the course of yesterday a couple of tweets (Thanks, Sandy & Stewart!) over at Twitter (Where I nowadays get most of my dynamic feeds, I must admit) I got a couple of strong reminders to eventually share with folks a quick update on how I have been doing over the last few days, in … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 2, Weeks 11 to 14 (Email as a Collaboration Tool? No, Thanks!)
