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- some more thoughts following on from the Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum. Here is my list of the top 10 enablers for Enterprise 2.0 - this is not an exhaustive list merely my notes based on sessions at the forum and various conversations with participants. One thing that
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Caught up with Pia Waugh on the road trip to Yass the other day. We were talking about girl geeks and some really annoying things we keep hearing. And we're not the only ones. A number of my geeky girlfriends have been discussing women and technology for a
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* some more thoughts following on from the Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum. It is easy to think that with Enterprise 2.0 it will be clear sailing for IT departments. However there remain a number of issues that if left unresolved can lead to problems. 1. Clarity of purposeIt is
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I was lucky enough to participate in Ross Dawson's Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum earlier today and had the opportunity to discuss this question with a cross section of attendees - from CIOs to industry analysts. This is an interesting issue to consider and I've come
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In the past @Stilgherrian and @ApostrophePong have undertaken various roadtrips which have been immortalised in one way or another. At one of our recent sekrit meetingz I decided to go along on the next one. So this week we are off to Canberra to attend Microsoft’s 2nd Politics and
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I’ve been saying for the past year that Enterprise 2.0 is where the real action is - not freebie consumers applications. But there are significant issues and risks that need to be addressed. Here’s an old post on the topic. Ross Dawson’s Enterprise 2.0 Forum
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There's some evidence that people in our society (that is westernised countries like US, UK, Australia, etc) are not getting enough sleep. That made me wonder at the truth of idea that we need 8 hours per night. According to a BBC report from 2007 it is a
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http://api.viostream.com/player/v5/viostream.player.jsI will be chairing the panel on “handing your brand over to the consumer – are you ready to let go”, at ad:tech Sydney on Tuesday 10 March. It's going to be an interesting panel - each member brings a
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While re-reading this poem I began to consider just how much power those words have in my life - may, might, should, could, would, must. How many times have I said "blah blah should have ..." or something similar? It is words like this that are invisible forces creating
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This poem is a very thought provoking piece! On the face of it seems to be about taking the road in a sense of personal freedom and independence. But a different reading is that whichever road we take it will make a difference in our lives. Perhaps it is the