Monthly Archives: January 2010

Social processes

Posted on January 7, 2010 by Dave

The following presentation was linked to by Dennis Howlett, who said: The…slideshow from Mark Masterson makes the point that when dealing with exceptions, the best tools available to us are the knowledge that resides in people’s heads. Ergo – the … Continue reading →

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Being up to date

Posted on January 6, 2010 by Dave

James Gardner has a good post on staying up to date. His point is that if you don’t bother to follow the latest developments – which might mean doing so in your own, not work, time – then you’re going … Continue reading →

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Bookmarks for January 4th through January 6th

Posted on January 6, 2010 by Dave

I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Enterprise 2.0: Totally Unacceptable – I don't agree, but the challenge is good: 'Too often I hear Enterprise 2.0 positioned as a technology set that represents a better way of … Continue reading →

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Jakob Neilson on intranets

Posted on January 5, 2010 by Dave

Jakob Neilson has some good stuff in his yearly roundup of intranet trends: Intranet design is maturing and reaping the rewards of continuous quality improvement for traditional features, while embracing new trends like mobile access, emergency preparedness, and user/employee-contributed content. … Continue reading →

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How I write

Posted on January 5, 2010 by Dave

I thought it might be useful to offer a sneaky-peak into my processes for writing this blog. After all, given that I am trying to encourage others to do the same, it’s probably only fair that I let people know … Continue reading →

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