A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Last week took place one of those conference events that surely has carried on with the conversations all over the place around the subject of social computing within the enterprise. And for many more days to come! I am sure. Yes, that’s right! Last week SOMESSO 2009 (The Corporate Social Media Conference) took place in … Continue reading SOMESSO 2009 – Openness and Innovation in a Web 2.0 World by Andy Piper
Last week one of folks I follow in Twitter, John Hovell, shared a link to perhaps one of the most thought-provoking, controversial, enlightening and spot on YouTube video links I can remember since I started getting exposed to social software back in 2002! Yes, that kind of impact is what this video I wanted to … Continue reading Learning to Change – Changing to Learn
As most of you folks out there would remember, last week IBM‘s IMPACT 2009 event took place in Las Vegas, and it surely caused quite a stir with plenty of people talking about it. I have already blogged a bit about it as well, referencing the Smart Work for a Smarter Planet – I’m an IBMer … Continue reading Business Value from SOA and Web 2.0 by Jeanne Murrary
Earlier on today the always insightful Jeff Pulver put together a rather interesting and very revealing blog post on the consequences of leaving behind a digital footprint, through social software, as time goes by, with precious gems like this particular reflection: "Like it or not, the use of social media platforms like twitter will define … Continue reading Twitter Celebrities and Geeks – Is That Your Online Digital Legacy?
Today was my first time back into Twitville after nearly a two week break while I was re-thinking how I wanted to re-purpose my usage of microsharing, in this case, with Twitter, outside the firewall. And right away I got clear reminders as to why I will stick around making use of it as time … Continue reading Seth Godin on the Tribes We Lead
For a good number of weeks that’s one of the many questions I have been wondering about, on whether the iPhone is ready for the corporate world or not. I have been using mine from a consumer perspective for a few months now and I must say that I’m thoroughly delighted with the overall experience. … Continue reading Is the iPhone Enterprise Ready?
I am pretty sure that by now you may have heard / read plenty about the great things that are happening in Las Vegas at IBM‘s Impact 2009 event. Lots and lots of really interesting nuggets and knowledge snippets are coming through from various different places. However, there was one in particular that caught my … Continue reading Smart Work for a Smarter Planet. I’m an IBMer, Too!
While still pondering a number of different things on how I am going to continue make use of various social software tools, specially outside of the firewall (Almost there, by the way, in case you are wondering…), here I am again sharing a blog post referencing another video link that I just couldn’t help but … Continue reading World Wide Web in Plain English
As you may have noticed, over the last few days I haven’t been blogging much over here in this blog, mainly due to lots of things happening while at work (Some of which I am hoping to be able to share plenty more about over the next few days…, specially since it deals mostly with … Continue reading The Machine Is Us/ing Us – Transcending the Web
I guess it is inevitable, right? I suppose there is no way to stop it, either; perhaps it shouldn’t be after all. Who knows… We all probably realise though that the usage of Facebook as one of the most powerful social networking environments out there will continue to soar even more rapidly than right now, … Continue reading Identity Management on Facebook by Josh Scribner
