Eric was right …
Eric was right all along … and it’s taken me years to do something about it. Traveling with a wheeled laptop bag rocks! It’s so much easier on the back and shoulders.
Review of "Let's Have a Talk About Collaboration" (July 2008, Australia)
Last night I spoke to about 60 knowledge management professionals here in Melbourne (eg, see VPSCIN and Melbourne KMLF); they came from one of four groups here working in the knowledge management area. It was a great night … there was a real hum of conversation during the […]
Thoughts on Austhink Software's work with Business Decision Mapping
I had the chance to meet Tim van Gelder, founder and CEO of Austhink Software here in Melbourne. We spoke about the current software offered by Austhink — Rationale for argument mapping, and bCisive for business decision mapping — and then got into a wider discussion about the […]
Serendipity in Expertise Identification
I was in a meeting earlier in the month with Julian Carver, head of strategy consulting firm Seradigm here in Christchurch New Zealand. The focus of the meeting was on embracing high performance networks and collaboration technology to enhance organizational performance, and the topic swung around to the […]
Thoughts on Austhink bCisive for Structured Decision Making
I am a great fan of frameworks and strategies that simplify work and decision making processes. Hence my interest in tools like workflow software — for capturing an agreed way of doing things and helping people do what they’ve agreed accurately time-after-time-after-time. Ditto for decision making processes … […]
10 Tips on Establishing Your Profile in SharePoint My Site
The My Profile component of My Site is absolutely critical to the effective use of SharePoint for recruiting a project team. Here are 10 tips on establishing your profile for maximum effect: Make your areas of expertise interesting, not generic. A rich description of who you are and […]
Notes on SharePoint for Knowledge Management (July 1, 2008)
Mark Ginnever from Intergen is presenting tonight on Knowledge Management and SharePoint, at the Christchurch SharePoint User Group Meeting. Mark thinks that SharePoint offers an opportunity for the re-birth of knowledge management, following on from the early ideas and then the death of KM in the 1990s (because […]
My New Mobile Office: The iPAQ 212 and Bluetooth Keyboard
At some meetings, it is very appropriate and fine to haul out a laptop and make notes. At others, it’s too much of a visual barrier. On some seats on a plane, there’s enough room to open a laptop and type for hours. On others, there’s barely enough […]
More from David, this time on the Book Title
Today David noted that it would be a real problem if the words in the title of my book got mixed up. It would change from being a book about the effective use of SharePoint to one about sewing: Teamless Seamwork. You know, sewing on your own!
Brief Notes on the k2 blackpoint Workflow Engine for SharePoint
K2 hosted a webinar today, introducing K2 blackpoint to the Australia and New Zealand customers. K2 blackpoint is a workflow tool for SharePoint. K2 blackpoint is the baby brother of B2 blackpearl. The latter supports additional things like process design in Visual Studio and Visio, and deep integration […]
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