Lee from Technology Review interviewed Evan Rosen on the culture of collaboration, and how more than technology is needed to make collaboration work. Evan is the author of The Culture of Collaboration. The following comment struck me: “Lee: How [does culture create collaboration]? Evan: Organizational culture stems from […]
I had a great talk with Dan earlier today, and he pointed me in the direction of Wiggio, a team collaboration service his students put him onto. It offers a plethora of tools: “– Create a private list-serv and web address for your group – Host web meetings, […]
IBM is hosting a webinar next week on making decisions collaboratively using Cognos Business Intelligence and Lotus Connections: “IBM Cognos Business Intelligence provides built-in collaborative and social networking capabilities to fuel the exchange of ideas and knowledge that naturally occurs in decision-making processes today. Teams can lose tremendous […]
Look what I got in the mail today! What an awesome day for Martin’s book to turn up … but it’s not signed 😦 I’ll have to carry it to London next week to get him to sign it! I’ve already reviewed the book – see: – Martin […]
It’s that day again. The second post on this blog, back on March 20, 2006, was about turning 34. Now another five years have shot passed. Wow. Thank you for reading my work, following my blog, and allowing me to serve you.
NewsGator is hosting a webinar next week, at which Vinicius from Kraft Foods and Doug from Microsoft will talk about social business being about more than just the technology: “Kraft Foods is in the middle of a dramatic transformation to embed innovation into every aspect of its business. […]
Mitch shares a list of 15 quotes on collaboration, including one by Edwin Land: “Politeness is the poison of collaboration.“ My Comments 1. In my post The 3P’s of Collaboration I talked about “practice,” and wrote “In order for people to work with other people, there needs to […]
Alan at Socialtext presents the top 10 reasons you know you need to upgrade your intranet: 10. The most common question about it is “What Intranet?” 9. Today employees just look for the cafeteria lunch menu 8. The CEO was given upgrade suggestions from their 5th grader 7. […]
This is the fifth post in a series about defining collaboration. Previously: – Post 1 looked at the three P’s of collaboration (potential, process, and practice). – Post 2 talked about four types of work. – Post 3 examined the ceiling of opportunity and value. – Post 4 […]
At Lotusphere 2011 in January, Mat presented a session called Where is the Love? How to get your users to fall in Love with Lotus Notes. I didn’t attend Lotusphere – although I had an invitation to do so – but here’s his deck on Slideshare: View more […]
Michael Sampson 
You must be logged in to post a comment.