E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
What an exciting week, indeed, last week, folks! I am now back from Madrid where I attended the IBM Professional Technical Leadership Exchange last week. If you would remember, I was also scheduled to present on the topic Personal Knowledge Management, specially on how IBM is making use of PKM related tools in order to … Continue reading Back from the IBM Professional Technical Leadership Exchange
This week, folks, is going to be an interesting week as tomorrow morning I will be heading over to Madrid, Spain, for an upcoming IBM, internal only, event (The IBM Professional Technical Leadership Exchange) where a whole bunch of the IBM top leaders will get together from the 2nd till the 5th of May to … Continue reading IBM Professional Technical Leadership Exchange – Madrid – May 2006
People who know me for some time now would probably tell you how keen I have always been on trying out new technologies, specially those that provide a new and refreshing way of getting people to connect in order to facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration. Yes, you could say that I am an early adopter … Continue reading Coming to Terms with Knowledge Management Webloggers
A few people have already been commenting on a great article that Dennis McDonald published over at Web 2.0 Journal: i-Technology Viewpoint: It’s Time to Take the Quotation Marks Off “Web 2.0” around the subject of the so-called Web 2.0 and how it may be time now to start taking it a bit more seriously … Continue reading It’s Time to Take the Quotation Marks Off “Web 2.0”
A couple of weeks back Paul Gillin created a post over at his weblog (Paul Gillin’s blog – Social Media and the Open Enterprise) that I found an interesting read and worth while commenting but that up until now I didn’t get a chance to. The weblog post itself is titled The Future and you … Continue reading The Future of Social Media
Earlier on today, and through my RSS newsfeeds, I bumped into an interesting piece of news taken out from BusinessWeek and which was also referenced by one of the weblogs I follow: El Blog de Enrique Dans. Enrique provides a good commentary on it (Article, and weblog, in Spanish) but I just thought that same … Continue reading Social Networking Goes Corporate
People who have been reading from my weblogs for some time now would probably know how fond I am of Flickr, the online Web 2.0 photo sharing service that got me hooked from the very first time I bumped into it. In May it would be one year since I signed up for a Pro … Continue reading The Flickr Gunners – Is It Time to Try Out Other Alternatives?
In a recent weblog post Denham Grey was actually asking everyone out there who would want to chime in and share their two cents worth of commentary on the following question: “So exactly how do you follow KM ??” Indeed, in KM awareness he is actually wondering what resources KMers are actually checking out at … Continue reading KM Awareness – Tell Me What You Read and I Will Tell You Who You Are
For a few weeks now I have been a member of a Yahoo group based on LinkedIn webloggers. For a few weeks now I have been lurking around checking out what they were up to. Till yesterday when I decided it was about time to jump in and get involved with the group. I am … Continue reading Conversationblog – Talk Is Cheap, Free Speech Isn’t
Through Centrality Journal‘s weblog post on InformationWeek Curious About Social Network Business Model by Lynda Radosevich I have bumped into Thomas Claburn‘s InformationWeek news article titled Social Networking Connects For Businesses where Thomas questions the business value of social networking companies since they are not having concrete business models to rely on. And I must … Continue reading Social Networking Connects For Businesses
