E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
IBM – Everything that would relate to IBM happenings around the subject of Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Communities and Social Computing
Phew! What a rush from the last couple of days! Between work related stuff, as well as trying to finalise all of the details and make progress on the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston starting on June 22nd, I didn’t have a chance to blog much. So hectic the last two days that I … Continue reading Enterprise 2.0 Conference – What to Expect – Day 2
And we are off on to the first day at the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 event in Boston, starting next week Tuesday, 23rd of June 2009. I have already put together a couple of blog posts about what to expect from the general announcement and the pre-event day, so this one will be about what will … Continue reading Enterprise 2.0 Conference – What to Expect – Day 1
Continuing further with that series of blog posts I mentioned yesterday I would be sharing during the course of this week on the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 event taking place in Boston next week, here is the first of a couple of entries where I will be covering briefly the actual agenda of the event and, … Continue reading Enterprise 2.0 Conference – What to Expect – The Pre-Event
As you may have seen already from my Dopplr account it’s that time of the year where it looks like I will be on the road again. And this time around to attend what, to me, still is considered the Enterprise 2.0 event of events: Enterprise 2.0, in Boston, MA (Taking place June 22nd to … Continue reading Trip to Boston to Attend Enterprise 2.0 Conference Event
Earlier on today, while I was getting started with my morning catchup routines, I got things going with my twitterings with this particular tweet: "Having one of those days where I keep questioning whether it’s all worth it pushing the limit as a 2.0 evangelist going against the current". Quite an interesting one, don’t you … Continue reading Clay Shirky on Institutions vs. Collaboration – Business 2.0
A few weeks back I got invited to participate in a couple of podcasting episodes from the wonderful folks behind Collaboration Matters: Stu McIntyre and Neil Burston. And, of course, I couldn’t reject such kind offer. Even more when I found out the other guest for those two episodes was eventually IBM fellow colleague, and … Continue reading Collaboration Matters 8 and 9 – Lotusphere Highlights with “Los Dos Luis”
Earlier on today, a fellow IBM colleague, and good friend, John Rooney, shared in various microsharing Web sites (Both internal and external) a link to a recent interview I thought would be rather interesting for folks out there who would be keen on reading further on IBM’s efforts exploring the world of social software and … Continue reading Big Blue’s Collaboration Challenges with Mark Hennessy
While still recovering from a rather intense day at work, yesterday, that is, where even cloning would not have helped me address multiple conflicts with the various meetings I had to attend throughout the day, I thought I would drop by again and share a few comments on a rather interesting interview I carried out … Continue reading KMOL Interview – Luis Suarez on Knowledge Management and Social Computing
Like I have mentioned in the recent past, I didn’t get a chance to make it to SOMESSO London 2009 this time around, due to a couple of conflicts I had with my work agenda; however, that didn’t mean that I didn’t have a chance to catch up, virtually, with all of the really interesting … Continue reading SOMESSO London 2009 – My Favourite Highlights
During the course of yesterday a couple of tweets (Thanks, Sandy & Stewart!) over at Twitter (Where I nowadays get most of my dynamic feeds, I must admit) I got a couple of strong reminders to eventually share with folks a quick update on how I have been doing over the last few days, in … Continue reading A World Without Email – Year 2, Weeks 11 to 14 (Email as a Collaboration Tool? No, Thanks!)
