A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Last week Thursday I shared over at my Intranet weblog a post about what I think is one of the best articles regarding what Knowledge Management is all about in the recent years. A constant reminder of what we, Knowledge Workers, should be striving for when being faced with business … Continue reading Why Knowledge Management Is So Important
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) The hype from Google Talk continues. Today Technorati is indicating there have been 8,220 posts about “Google Talk”. Pretty impressive considering that Google‘s new IM offering has been in the market for just a couple of days. The interesting thing about this new IM client release is probably not the … Continue reading Google’s Move into IM Is Actually a Good Move
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) A colleague of mine from work forwarded to me during the week a cartoon that as soon as I saw it I just couldn’t help laughing because of how true the story actually is. As the title of this weblog indicates this is probably one of the best definitions of … Continue reading Best Definition of What Weblogging Is All About
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) And the hype goes up, up, up and higher up, folks ! If yesterday I was mentioning that there were plenty of weblog posts around the latest IM client available, Google Talk, going with 4,671 weblog posts, now the current list of weblog posts (7,224 posts) nearly doubles yesterday’s figures. … Continue reading Google Talk – Is It Really Worth While All the Fuss ? Maybe not
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I guess that the rumours are now finally over. And just like I mentioned, not too long after the rumours were growing rather strong, we get to find out that Google releases Google Talk (or GTalk). And by the looks of it almost everybody in the Blogosphere seems to have … Continue reading Google Talk – Is It Really Worth While All the Fuss ?
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) A few days ago I was reading the interesting interview that took place over at the Inner Circle Program for Information Technology Leaders on the topic of Blogging in Business where both Tim Bray and Simon Phipps were interviewed and I just couldn’t help making a couple of comments on … Continue reading Blogging on Business
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) This is the first weblog post from a new category I created just a few minutes ago and which will try to capture something that I have always found very interesting at the same time that enlightening. And that is the attendance to different conference events. Call them conferences, workshops, … Continue reading Narrative Techniques for Leaders – October 7 2005 – UK
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) How many times have you had to type the same password all over the place to access whatever the application you would need to access? How many different passwords you have got for all those web sites or applications that you visit / use once or twice and by the … Continue reading Simple Single Sign-on
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) While I was writing the previous weblog post on Wanting to Manage Tacit Knowledge? I popped over to Shawn’s weblog to check out if the links would still be active or not and right there I bumped into the following weblog entry: The role of instant messaging in communities of … Continue reading The Role of Instant Messaging in Communities
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I am not sure how many folks here in my weblog would be familiar with Shawn Callahan. I had the chance to meet him up at one of the IBM Knowledge Management Conferences way back in 2003 and apart from learning from him a huge deal about Knowledge Management and … Continue reading Want to Manage Tacit Knowledge?
