A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Last week Thursday I took an opportunity to take part of my first Iniciador CITY-NAME event (Entrepreneur CITY-NAME) over here in Spain, after a whole bunch of other Web 2.0 start-up events that I have attended over the course of the years in multiple countries. And I can honestly say that it wasn’t a disappointment; … Continue reading Iniciador Las Palmas – Q&A with Rodolfo Carpintier
Remember the blog post I put together over here, in this blog, a little while ago under the title "Being Human – What Are You Afraid Of?", where I was referencing another entry by my good friend Euan Semple ("Being Human") as he was introducing the pitch of his upcoming presentation at the Social Business … Continue reading Networks of Experts – An Oxymoron
Earlier on today, and like every Tuesday for the last few months at noon EDT, I usually participate in one of those online special events around the world of Knowledge Management that I just would recommend anyone interested in the topic to tune into at some point in time. If you are into KM, and … Continue reading KMers – A World Without Knowledge Management?
I wasn’t planning on putting together another blog post so soon on the (no longer) weekly progress reports on my initiative of living "A World Without Email", but then again late last week, and over the course of the weekend, I saw on my Twitter stream a whole bunch of retweets on what I thought … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 3, Weeks 9 to 10 (EMail’s Reign Is Over, Social Networking Is The New King)
How about if we finish off another wonderfully busy and inspiring week in the Social Computing space with another thought provoking blog post on the topic of Privacy and Security, perhaps two of the main key themes that keep popping up as potential showstoppers for social software adoption efforts within the corporate world? Not bad, … Continue reading How Long Before We Start Taking More Seriously Both Privacy and Security in Enterprise 2.0?
Now that I have finally managed to get my hands on a decent piece of equipment, which I had the great pleasure of taking it for a spin not long ago (And was really impressed with the results, I must admit!), I thought it would be a good time again to reintroduce a new series … Continue reading Little Venice in the Spring
I have always wondered when would articles like eMarketer‘s "Social Not a Threat to E-Mail" grab that opportunity of providing a bit more of extensive details on the transition that email is currently going through at the moment moving away from being, consistently, that content repository that fits, and suits all sorts of interactions, to … Continue reading Top 10 Use Cases Enterprise Microsharing Will Help You Get Less Email
I don’t recall having put together a blog post over here on the specific topic of capturing "Best Practices"; so after reading last Friday’s blog post by my good friend Oscar Berg on this very same topic (Under the title "Forget about copying best practices") I thought it would be a good opportunity to share … Continue reading Why Best Practices Don’t Work for Knowledge Work
Last Friday, my good friend Jack Vinson put together a rather good blog post where he was reminding us all how crucial collaboration has become for all businesses and knowledge workers out there. He actually references a couple of rather interesting blog entries that reflect some more on the paramount role of collaboration in today’s … Continue reading Collaboration Is More Important Than Ever – 3 Barriers To Adoption
We are almost at the end of another rather interesting and action packed week in the Social Computing space with lots of interesting things happening all over the place and here I am, about to wrap up with another intense week at work, putting together a few lines in this blog post to share one … Continue reading The Leader Who Had No Title
