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Monthly Archives: November 2010
My manifesto for councils engaging online
A couple of weeks ago I was talking to the national conference of the Society for Local Council Clerks up in Durham. It was a great conference with a group of people who really care about what they do and … Continue reading
Posted in democracy, Social Media
Tagged hyperlocaldemocracy, local councils, localisminaction, nalc, slcc
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Importance of workflow in social technology
From Gartner’s Mark McDonald: Too many people think of a wiki as another knowledge management tool. Knowledge management tools are something that is separate from your day to day workflow. That attitude will need to change along with the technology … Continue reading
Posted in collaboration, EntGov
Tagged collaboration, EntGov, Knowledge management, learning, wikis, workflow
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No more Windows?
Well, in a decade perhaps. If you’ve ever wondered if it were possible to write fondly about Windows, well, James Gardner (kind of) gives it a go in his recent post on the desktop upgrade about to take place at … Continue reading
