I wanted to get myself up to date on contemporary ideas around use of taxonomies vs. folksonomies and was drawn to a course being run by the UKeiG (part of…
Category: <span>Social Business</span>
Published July 31, 2008 by Stephen Dale
Published July 25, 2008 by Stephen Dale
An interesting discussion over at Jon Mell’s blog about Enterprise 2.0 tools and the need for systems developers to consider business process context for the tools and not assume the…
Published June 16, 2008 by Stephen Dale
All of those organisations trudging zombie-like towards implementation of Sharepoint as a social media solution might do well to read about the result of a ‘face-off’ between IBM’s Lotus Connections…
Published April 22, 2008 by Stephen Dale
Interesting commentary from Dion Hinchliffe about the changing business landscape being heralded on the back of the Enterprise 2.0 space, which Forrestor predicts will be a $4.6 billion (£2.3 billion)…
Published April 21, 2008 by Stephen Dale
I highly recommend the recently published white paper – “Building a collaborative workspace” – by Shawn Callahan, Mark Shenck and Nancy White. The paper goes some way to redressing the…
Published March 16, 2008 by Stephen Dale
A number of other bloggers have already picked up on this, including David Wilcox, but worth another mention here. Colin McKay, who works for the Canadian government has produced a…
Published July 7, 2007 by Stephen Dale
Another great video from Common Craft. This one is about Social Networking. Enjoy!
Published April 27, 2007 by Stephen Dale
This is a neat little video explaining RSS is plain English. Note – it requires Flash Player 8.
Published April 2, 2007 by Stephen Dale
‘Knowledge Management’ (KM) is a term that’s been bandied around since the mid 1990’s, with much debate as to what it actually means. The wikipedia definition is a reasonable starting…
Published March 19, 2007 by Stephen Dale
I picked this up courtesy of Beth Kanter’s blog, regarding a recent survey conducted in the education sector on use of Web 2.0 tools. The survey summary analysis is available…