E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Knowledge Management – Everything that has got to do with the traditional concept of Knowledge Management and Learning, whether it is Expertise Location, Content Management, (e)Learning, and so forth
A few days back you would remember how I was providing in a few lines some more information about what IBM is doing in the areas of Knowledge Management, Collaboration and Communities. And while that particular weblog post would provide you with some good details, I thought I would also point out to you a number … Continue reading Social Networks – Knowledge Management Done Right
That is exactly what I thought about, folks, as soon as I read about the recent announcement on ZDNet (Google touts new features in desktop tool) on the latest release of Google Desktop Search version 2. Say, for instance, that you have got a whole bunch of e-mails, IM conversations, presentations, word processing documents, local … Continue reading Content Management Taken to the Extreme ?
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) You have probably seen this already, as it was published during the course of yesterday, but, just in case, you may not have seen it yet, over at IBM – On Demand Business there is a very interesting article about an interview with both IBM executives Harriet Pearson and Willy … Continue reading Blogging Means Business
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) Over time, you always have got a tendency to get the same types of questions over and over again. Yet, for some of them there are easier ways of finding a solution than for others where it would require some substantial work. Funny thing is that those recurring questions seem … Continue reading Harnessing Your Interstitial Time
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) I know that a few of my IBM colleagues have been weblogging about this topic very recently, and quite a few other folks, too, and also that there are tons of news web sites reporting on this very same item all over the place. However, and being myself an (English) … Continue reading IBM Launches ”Transition to Teaching” Program
(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) 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) 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?
(Migrated weblog post from LSR) What I am about to share is, in my opinion, one of the best, most shocking, animations I have seen in quite a few years. It is a file that has been uploaded to YouTube and it is called Balance (An 8 MB download). The reason why I really enjoyed … Continue reading Balance – Where Could Collaboration Take You?
