At the recent Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston, a consistent theme I heard was the importance of community management (Dion Hinchliffe gave an excellent session to a packed room on Implementing Enterprise 2.0: Exploring the Tools and Techniques of Emergent Change) and yet I heard little discussion on the specific keys and components of community …
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25 things…
*a response to 25 things… by Amy Senger* You may or may not know about the Bear aka the @sengseng: If you are lucky enough to see her right when sunlight enters the room, she smiles and giggles like a blissful child She cannot drive in peace, instead she requires madonna and or loud dance …
Creating a Culture of Collaboration – Part II
Several weeks ago, I posed a question to Mark Drapeau (@cheeky_geeky in Twitter) about tweet attribution and I was glad to see the variety of responses it generated. The question was prompted by something I tweeted and something he tweeted subsequently – which I’ve provided below. In Mark’s defense, I posted the original blog without …
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Creating a Culture of Collaboration
This post is inspired by Dr. Mark Drapeau (aka @cheeky_geeky). In the business I work in, changing the culture of a community of people who do not have a history of sharing information freely isn’t easy. One of the common complaints I hear is when hard-working individuals consistently see their efforts re-packaged as someone else’s …
The End of My Affair
Most affairs don’t begin with a person saying “I’m going to have an affair” for the sake of having an affair. That’s just not how it works. Mine began a year and a half ago. The situation practically begged for it – it was that attractive and tempting. And yes it felt wrong. But it …
Momma, I Love You
Top 5 Awesomeness about my Mom: TechWizard U would not believe this about my Mom but in the last year she has become wizard. Just last month we were at grammy’s place and both geeking on our iPhone’s. Plus she texts, emails, flickr’s, twttr’s, and freakin loves her speakerphone. She Loves Talk Boy does she …
A Letter to My Mom
Dear Mom, I know time together is the best gift I can give you, right? But I thought this Mother’s Day I’d share with you some of the things you’ve given me… I know you’ve had to work hard and fight for the things in your life, in ways I will never know or experience. …
The Story of 1×57 & A Clean Life
On Monday, August 7, 2006, I started a new role as an instructor for a sabbatical program that is, what I consider, the gold standard for how enterprises should educate and teach its employees how and why to use social, web 2.0 software. I know the date, because 4 days prior, I called off my …
The Story of 1×57 & A Clean Life
On Monday, August 7, 2006, I started a new role as an instructor for a sabbatical program that is, what I consider, the gold standard for how enterprises should educate and teach its employees how and why to use social, web 2.0 software. I know the date, because 4 days prior, I called off my …
Why I Twitter…and why I am Twittering less…
Recently I’ve come to re-evaluate my love affair with the world’s most perfunctory channel of noise. Several weeks ago, after recovering from a violent case of the stomach flu, I realized that lately Twitter tends to stress me out in the same way diatribic diner menus and multi-level department stores do – too much going …
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