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Explaining Collective Intelligence – Haiku may be the only way to go
I’ve been pondering a recent McAfee post, “Explaining my Fondness for Explicit Content” and have blogged on this in TheAppGap, but I was so tickled by his references to definitions by Kim Rachmeler on...
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The Three KMs, Redux
A few months ago, I posted a series of blogs on theAppGap on what I called the “three KMs:” Big KM Little KM Personal KM (I also followed these with one of my latest themes, Personal Net Work.) These...
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The Year of Personal Net Work
Chris Brogan writes about his strategy for deepening his personal networks. He starts off his list of tips with this one: “Devote two hours a week to this effort. If, out of the 60 hours an average...
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The 3rd SM: Enterprise SM
The use of social media in the enterprise is, of course the playing field articulated by Andrew McAfee as Enterprise 2.0, first in his seminal article and then in his great book. He nicely captured...
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A New Book for Big KM
I have written about the Three KMs: Big KM is about enterprise-wide knowledge management programs that start with a top-down strategy and seek to reach the farthest corners of the corporation Little KM...
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New themes for “Enterprise 2.0″
I spent two days at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston last week to get the pulse of this emergent ecosystem of vendors, practitioners, consultants, and thought leaders and to connect with many...
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SoMe and KM lessons learned — more from E2.0
As I mentioned in my last post, previous Enterprise 2.0 conferences had a big focus on “adoption” — how to get companies and the people inside them to use new tools to get their work done. As I sat...
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