A recent market research study by AIIM highlights various problems in the uptake of collaboration tools in enterprises: … 93 percent of business leaders believing internal collaboration is either crucial or very important to what they do, and 59 percent holding the same to be true of external […]
Nicholas has published another one of his thought provoking 101 blog posts, this time on the secrets of success. There’s always a lot in each to prod toward action, cause thinking, agree with, disagree with, and ruminate on during the small hours of the night. Here’s the first […]
In an attempt to encourage staff to shift to new ways of communicating, Peter Hughes at Cisco has banned his staff from using email for broadcasting messages: “Employees’ reliance on email as the primary mode of communication is hurting business productivity, according to an executive at one of […]
I know the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2014 in Las Vegas was over a month ago, but here’s the news I saw coming out from the show (or a bit after). Nintex’s 1000 Cloud Customers … Nintex announced that over 1000 customers are using its cloud-based tools for Office […]
In July I will be attending and participating in both the Australian SharePoint Conference (Sydney, July 15-16) and the New Zealand SharePoint Conference (Auckland, July 22-23), put on and coordinated by Debbie Ireland and her team at ShareThePoint. I will be doing three things at each of the […]
Four behaviors of enacting collaboration at work, including acknowledging intended action, and confirming timeframes and changing conditions. What does acting collaboratively mean to you?
Farhad questions the benefit of using multiple monitors on his desktop computer, arguing that the benefits have been oversold: “The conventional argument in favour of dual monitors rests on what might be called the two-window problem. Imagine, for instance, the process of writing a research report. You have […]
Michael will be keynoting at Collective 2014 in Sydney in May, and also presenting a one-day workshop on User Adoption.
The Office team at Microsoft announced three updates to OneNote today: a Mac version, a freemium model (both OneNote 2013 for Windows and the new OneNote for Mac are free, with premium features available by subscription), and a new API for the cloud service. OneNote for Mac “Similar […]
In less than eight weeks I will be back in Europe to present seven workshops in three countries (Norway, Denmark, and Switzerland). It’s going to be a great – albeit full-on – visit in early May, and I’m greatly looking forward to it.
Michael Sampson 
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