Craig writes about time management on the Time Management Ninja blog. He hasn’t written a book (yet), but there is gold in the blog posts. Here are a couple of posts I liked: – How to get everything done by doing 1 thing. It’s usually impossible to do […]
As input to the book I’m writing at the moment, I have been thinking about examples of collaboration in business, and it struck me that the Star Alliance is a great example of the value of collaboration in the travel industry. Essentially, the Star Alliance is a group […]
I’ve known for a while that James and team at Step Two Designs wanted to run an intranet-focused conference in Australia, and I’m delighted to see that they have pushed “go” for 2011. “Australia now has a fully-fledged conference for intranet practitioners. Produced by Step Two Designs, this […]
My computer has 105 open tabs in Safari, and I need to restart it (which hasn’t happened for … at least two weeks). So … here’s some of those: Thinking about Collaboration Inside – Fredric writes about the emergence of the social intranet, and some of the challenges […]
Yesterday I took part in a Virtual Conversation with the Knowledge Management division of the SLA. The one-hour conversation covered topics about collaboration, user adoption, governance, and more. “If you were unable to attend the virtual conversation, please download our podcast (MP3 / 1h:02m:30s) recorded during our conversation. […]
Morten Hansen and Scott Tapp asked recently, Who should be your Chief Collaboration Officer? “Companies need an executive responsible for integrating the enterprise — a Chief Collaboration Officer (CCO). Increasingly, companies are embracing collaboration as part of their strategy to grow, by cross-selling products to existing customers and […]
In the November 2009 edition of InsideKnowledge, there is a case study of how one group at Clifford Chance LLP — one of the world’s largest law firms — stopped using email to collaborate and embraced a wiki instead: “The Clifford Chance Foundation is made up of staff […]
Two conversations over the past month have left me shaking my head in disbelief. Both represent situations where collaboration technology is generally (and cost-effectively) available to support the business activity being performed, and the organizations involved should be doing better than they are. The first conversation was with […]
Robert McKay Jones from TRIF (Technology Resources & Information Fundamentals) sends a monthly newsletter that I really enjoy. This gem was in his October 2010 newsletter: “I recently listened to Extraordinary Leadership by Robin Sharma. It is a free speech available on audible.com that lasts just over an […]
Interesting analysis from Steven Johnson about the type of meetings that are effective vs. in-effective: “Well, that brings me to something in the book that bummed me out. You cite a study that observed science labs and found the breakthroughs happened more often during staff meetings than at […]
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