[KMers] Training Community Managers and Facilitators

In the recent past I have actually been blogging a couple of times already about a special TweetChat event that takes place every Tuesday at noon EDT, called #KMers, where a bunch of Knowledge Managers, and other folks who may be potentially interested in knowledge sharing, collaboration and learning, amongst several other subjects, get together … Continue reading [KMers] Training Community Managers and Facilitators

How Long Before We Start Taking More Seriously Both Privacy and Security in Enterprise 2.0?

How about if we finish off another wonderfully busy and inspiring week in the Social Computing space with another thought provoking blog post on the topic of Privacy and Security, perhaps two of the main key themes that keep popping up as potential showstoppers for social software adoption efforts within the corporate world? Not bad, … Continue reading How Long Before We Start Taking More Seriously Both Privacy and Security in Enterprise 2.0?

Effecting Blogging – Joining the Conversation with Peter Andrews and Luis Suarez

A few weeks ago one of my fellow IBM colleagues, Peter Andrews (Faculty and Innovation Strategist – Executive Business Institute) asked whether I’d like to have an interview with him talking about the topic of blogging and the kind of impact that is currently having within the corporate world. As you can probably imagine I … Continue reading Effecting Blogging – Joining the Conversation with Peter Andrews and Luis Suarez

IBM’s 6h iForum – Joint Innovation with Clients by Tony Morgan

While I am waiting for clearance on whether I would be able to blog the first keynote session we had from IBM’s 6th iForum – Capitalising on Innovation, held last week in Zürich, or not, I thought I would go ahead and share with you the presentation from the next session that came up afterwards. … Continue reading IBM’s 6h iForum – Joint Innovation with Clients by Tony Morgan

Government Next By Tara Hunt

A lot has been said in the past from different industries around their faster / slower adoption of social computing and social software behind the corporate firewall. Some of them, like Education, have been relatively successful in their adoption rate, whereas others keep struggling, even while trying to understand some of the key concepts, like … Continue reading Government Next By Tara Hunt