Kate Carruthers
Leadership and the Digital Revolution
I'm in Brisbane today attending the Smart Services CRC Conference. Following are slides from my presentation earlier today. Tweets from attendees are under the hashtag #smartservicescrc in case you're curious.
Leadership and the Digital Revolution
#c3t The Command & Control of Twitter: on a Socially Constructed Twitter & Applications of the Philosophy of Data
My co-author, Brian Ballsun-Stanton, presented this at the 5th ICCIT: 2010 International Conference on Computer Sciences and Convergence Information Technology in Seoul yesterday:
#C3t The Command & Control of Twitter
A full text pdf version of this paper can be viewed here
#c3t #ICCIT_10
#c3t An Agreeable Swarm: Twitter, the Democratization of Media & Non-localized Proximity
My co-author, Brian Ballsun-Stanton, presented this at the 5th ICCIT: 2010 International Conference on Computer Sciences and Convergence Information Technology in Seoul earlier today:
#c3t An Agreeable Swarm: Twitter, the Democratization of Media & Non-localized Proximity
You can view a full text pdf version of this paper
It's Caturday & teh big cats are playing
This video is from Halloween but it's nice to watch the various cats play with their pumpkins:
New initiative: the Digital Revolution and Government #gov2 #gov2au
One of my great passions is the digital revolution and how it is affecting society. A key area of our life that the digital revolution is changing is government and governance. Revolutionary thinkers like Clay Shirky and others have even posited the notion of a kind of digital direct democracy.
The starship, Enterprise: social business - opportunity and risk
1. Navigating the tangled web of Enterprise 2.0 enabled platforms is indeed an opportunity "to explore strange new worlds" in business...
Enterprise 2.0 has been defined as "the application of Web 2.0 technologies to workers using network software within an organisation or business"