E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Over the last couple of days I have been receiving some feedback from different folks who have indicated how difficult it is actually reading from my weblog. To get things started it actually takes a substantial amount of time to load the page because of the leaves background and also the different graphics. Secondly, there … Continue reading Changes Are on the Way
… Nature itself just destroyed it in a matter of hours and all of that thanks to the tropical storm Delta. There have been some casualties and lots of damage, indeed, all of them irreparable, along with the so-called El Dedo de Dios (God’s finger), one of the many symbols from the North of Gran … Continue reading What Nature Created Over Millions of Years …
A couple of weekends ago, two good friends and myself decided to check out the countryside from Gran Canaria just after a couple of days of heavy rain. We knew we were just going to get ready for some stunning landscapes with lots of green all over the mountains and all that topped with some … Continue reading Degollada de las Yeguas and Risco Blanco
Over the weekend I have been doing some catch up with my RSS Newsfeeds and while going through Scobleizer’s (Who by the way, has now moved over to WordPress.com, in case you may not have noticed) I bumped into this weblog post: Tim Bray says corporate sites’ HTML is borked and although my weblog hasn’t … Continue reading Are You Validating ?
During the course of the week I have received it from a couple of friends about three or four times already. I lost the count. But every single time I still get hooked and have to watch it through again and again. Quite stunning ! Yes, folks, I am talking about this Flash animation called … Continue reading The Good Earth – Our Beautiful and Bizarre World as Seen from Space
Yesterday I mentioned briefly how there is a new version of Qumana out there and although I did not talked about it too much I thought it would be worth while now including a few lines on the subject. To start with, if you head over to the Qumana Blog you will be able to find … Continue reading New version of Qumana Available
After the weblog post I shared a couple of days ago on Social Networks – Knowledge Management Done Right I thought you might be interested in another post around the same subject (Personal Knowledge Management) that Dave Pollard (Author as well of Why Knowledge Management Is So Important) shared yesterday: Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) – An … Continue reading Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) – An Update
Some time ago I mentioned in another weblog post how for as long as I have been weblogging both in my Intranet and my Internet weblogs I have been using w.bloggar as my main weblogging tool. However, even though I have enjoyed the experience quite a lot so far, I am finding out that ever since … Continue reading The Temptations of Qumana
Ok, folks, here we go with another social networking application that may become very helpful for communities, specially for those who are disperse throughout different time zones, countries, regions, etc. A number of different webloggers have already commented about it (Downloadsquad, Lifehacker, Full Circle Online Interaction Blog, Micro Persuasion, even my colleague Ed Brill on … Continue reading Frappr – Mapping Your Web Community Space
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
