More press on Wikis, this one from Forbes. So at this point a bunch of middle to senior managers up to CIOs are probably going to start asking aroung their IT departments about this. At least the forward thinking ones will. There has been a good amount of talk about the wiki as collaboration light….
Wow, this is a really fresh approach to Knowledge Management (KM), think about how people actually work, what their roles are, and how that helps the organizations. According to the book The Hidden Power of Social Networks: Understanding How Work Really Gets Done in Organizations (Harvard Business School Press, June 2004) There are a few…
Robin has done a good job and condencing these down. It's interesting last night a couple friends and I were working on our presentation for an upcoming workshop we're doing. One of my friends is an SEO expert and we talked about the pitfalls of bad SEO practices and how metatags aren't as important as…
This is a nice look back and forward on probably one of the most useful collaboration technologies since e-mail:IM BBC NEWS | Technology | Instant messaging grows up
A landmark in computing and cryptography. When I think of Colossus I think of Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. BBC NEWS | Technology | Return of Colossus marks D-Day
This is completely, 100% true. My feed garners the most views of any other part of my whole website combined (thank you to all subscribers!). So as this VC says, all the time spent on tweaking your template, getting links set up, etc may just be a (small) waste of time. Granted, most folks will…
I saw this posted on Scobleizer and it is fancinating. Best way to explain it is that it is a kind of Zeitgeist for current news. I've only spent about five minutes looking at it, so I think tracking it over a day or so will really give me an idea of its value. Probably…
The problem with articles like this is that while they do represent a real problem, they are also used as ammunition against telecommuting. But, as the first comment pointed out, companies have not leveraged the cheap and widely available realm of desktop-based video conferencing. Even if it isn't like t.v. or what the entertainment industry…
This is cool! Amy is right on the money for the applications of having a webfeed calendar. How about your dentist, if it tied into their booking software could push the reminder for your check up to you. Might be interested for group collaboration and scheduling. Platform agnostic to receive. Webfeeds are certainly taking off…
A quick follow-up to part 2 of this series. The point here is important…when users make mistakes, present the errors in a way so that your visitors and understand what the problem is and what they need to do to fix it. Do Your Web Forms Show Good Form?, Part 3