E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
After the holidays and with all of the frenzy and hectic activities going on for Lotusphere 2010, which will get started next week in Orlando, FL, I didn’t have much of a choice with regards to sharing with you folks something that I got started a few days back, but that I have been thinking … Continue reading New Experiement: Splitting Personalities
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
Goodness! It looks like we are on a row, eh? Here we go, with, yet again, another episode from The Sweettt Show, the Tertulia 2.0 podcasting series I am co-hosting with my good friend Matt Simpson, where we are back at it again talking around the subject of "The Age of Conversation" and where this … Continue reading The Sweettt Podcast – Episode 6 – The Best Way to Share Knowledge
Over the last couple of days my head has been buzzing around with what promises to be quite an adventure, for sure. Yes, indeed, I am talking about the "Next Generation Knowledge Sharing & Learning Online Conference Event – In Spring 2008?", which I blogged about a couple of days ago. Since that blog post, … Continue reading What’s in a Name? – Knowledge Management 0.0 2008 Conference Event
While I am just about to finish editing the audio recording (And fine tune the slide deck that will go with it) from my pitch on Social Computing @ IBM at the recent IBM iForum event in Zürich, and while trying to wrap up everything at work since tomorrow is my last working day for … Continue reading Next Generation Knowledge Sharing & Learning Online Conference Event – In Spring 2008?
If yesterday I took the opportunity to share with you folks a rather extensive, but very descriptive, article on Social Media at IBM – Focus on Podcasting by George Faulkner, today I thought I would pick up another subject along those very same lines, but with a different twist. One of my good friends at … Continue reading “Getting into” Social Software and How It Is Changing the Role of Traditional Knowledge Management
The last couple of days have been rather busy at work, as I get to finalise the transition from my old job into the new one, but I thought I would share over here a blog post that I have meant to write a little while ago, but didn’t have a chance to till now. … Continue reading 20 Knowledge Management Blogs I’m Currently Enjoying
If you ask me for a particular article that I have enjoyed lately quite a bit on the subject of Enterprise 2.0, where we are with things and, most importantly, where we would be able to find lots of great input to carry on with our jobs in helping embrace social software behind the corporate … Continue reading If We Live in a Knowledge Economy … And the 2007 CIO Leadership Conference
Tags: Jennifer Okimoto, IBM, Slideshare, Social Media, Social Software, Social Networking, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Collaboration 2.0, Collaboration, Communities, Learning, Knowledge Management, KM, Knowledge Sharing, Learning and Knowledge, Personal Knowledge Management, PKM, KM, KM 1.0, KM 2.0, Remote Collaboration, Virtual Collaboration Well, this is going to be the last blog post of the … Continue reading Industry Trends: The Evolution of Knowledge Management (KM 1.0 vs. KM 2.0) by Jennifer Okimoto
Tags: Knowledge Worker, Knowledge Worker 2.0, Stephen Collins, Acidlabs, Kellypuffs, Knowledge Management, Knowledge Sharing, KM, Personal Knowledge Management, PKM, KM 1.0, KM 2.0, Knowledge Management 2.0, Learning, Social Computing, Social Networking, Social Software, Social Media, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Collaboration, Communities, Dave Snowden, Chris Collison, Geoff Parcell, Slideshare Oh, and if you didn’t have enough … Continue reading Knowledge Worker 2.0 by Stephen Collins
