E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Are you a big fan of Project Management? Are you into Social Media / Computing? Do you have a keen interest to figure out some more the kind of impact that Social Media is having in the traditional Project Management area? Would you want to be very knowledgeable on how social computing is transforming as … Continue reading A Conversation about Project Management and Social Media by Dennis McDonald
My goodness!! What a week! And it is just Wednesday!! I am surely looking forward to the weekend! Hummm, did I say that it is just Wednesday?!? Can’t wait for it soon enough!! As you may have noticed, over the last couple of days, I have been doing a little bit of light blogging here … Continue reading Light Blogging Week Thus Far…
One of the things that I have noticed over the course of the last few weeks, is how 2008 is turning out to be that kind of a year where instead of going to some major conference events I keep getting invited to much smaller ones, where I am much more in contact with my … Continue reading IBM Lotus Enterprise 2.0 Workshop Event – Madrid, March 2008
If you would remember, last Friday I eventually finished up the week putting together a blog post, where I was sharing a number of insights on something I have been doing at work for over a week now and which I thought would interest folks over here as well. As you all well know, I … Continue reading A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge – Giving up on e-mail! (Part II)
In yesterday’s blog post I already hinted something that, although I don’t have much more time to expand on it further, as the weekend is just around the corner and tomorrow is a big day for me 😉 (Those of you on Facebook and Twitter already know about it!), I thought I would drop just … Continue reading A Refreshing New Way of Collaborating and Sharing Knowledge – Giving up on e-mail! (Part I)
I am sure you would all remember how excited I was about making my full transition from my Windows notebook to my recently acquired MacBook Pro with the installation, and successful setup!, from the IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 Beta client for the Mac. So far things have been running pretty smooth and I can certainly … Continue reading Up and Running with IBM Lotus Sametime 8 for the Mac – That Works, Too!
If last week I created a blog post on an upcoming conference event I would be rather interested in attending, but which in the end I will not be able to, since I have got other commitments, here I am again writing about another event that has passed through me without noticing and that I … Continue reading Open Enterprise 2.0 Mashup Summit: Expanding Customer Value Networks – February 2008
If you have been reading this blog for a while, you would remember how there have been a few times a couple of different conference events around the subject of social computing and knowledge sharing that always seem to have slipped through my fingers and in the end I couldn’t make it to either of … Continue reading Web 2.0 and Beyond: Applying Social and Collaborative Tools to Business – London – March 2008
Remember when not long ago I created a blog post where I was mentioning that one of the things I was really looking forward to from the IBM Lotusphere 2008 event was getting my hands on the new Lotus Notes 8.5 Beta for the Mac? Well, things have moved on from the time where I … Continue reading IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 Beta for the Mac – As Usual, It Works!
(Previously, on elsua – The Knowledge Management Blog at ITtoolbox) Tags: Matthew Ingram, Social Media Today, NYT, Cisco Systems, Tribe, Social Networks, Social Networking, Social Computing, Social Software, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Knowledge Management, KM, KM 2.0, Collaboration, Communities, Knowledge Sharing, IBM, Lotus Connections, BlogCentral, Roller, Activities, Activity Centric Computing, Dogear, Fringe, Weblogs, Wikis, Social … Continue reading Social Networking Attracts the Big Iron Boys – Where Re-focusing on the People Is a Must
