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Category Archives: Presentation
How far have we got?
It’s hard to tell… but here’s a presentation I did sometime in early 2007 that I found when ploughing through some old stuff: Social Media And The Information Authority View more presentations from Dave Briggs If you can’t see the … Continue reading
Change for the better
It’s pretty obvious that local government, like all areas of public service, is facing a challenging time. Most of Learning Pool’s customers work within Organisational Development, or Learning and Development roles, and when budgets get cut, it’s often training that … Continue reading
Posted in Learning Pool, Presentation
Tagged change, collaboration, learning, learning pool
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Social processes
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
Why Projects Fail: Obstacles and Solutions
Michael Krigsman’s blog, IT Project Failures, is well worth subscribing to. He recently shared a really interesting slidedeck on how projects can go wrong, and how it can be avoided: Why Projects Fail: Obstacles and Solutions View more documents from … Continue reading
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Tagged fail, failure, it, project management, projects, technology
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Technology is not the thing
Last week I spoke at the Online Information conference. It was a session about Twitter, where Karen Blakeman did a great job explaining the whole thing, and how organisations can make use of it. Then I stepped up and told … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Presentation, Twittering
Tagged change, culture, government, government 2.0, Social Media, technology, twitter
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