Indeed, I am referring to good old Knowledge Management and Collaboration, once again, just to detail a bit more the parallel roads both fields have been running all along. They are more cultural traits of how knowledge gets shared across. Ok, back to Social Business. Disappointing or a huge opportunity? Both, eventually! MORE >>

She eventually comes to talk about the stuff that most folks haven’t considered just yet in any open and transparent collaborative and knowledge sharing environment. Sharing your knowledge will relinquish your power, don’t you think?). However, it won’t be easy. And it won’t take place overnight either. Try it! MORE >>

In previous blog entries I have reflected on the fact of how I keep seeing how more and more businesses seem to stagnate in their adoption efforts of becoming a Socially Integrated Enterprise  after the first or second year of deploying social technologies behind the firewall (Never mind the external side for a minute… More on that one later on…). MORE >>

That is, their end-user base making the most of the social technologies, whether developers or early adopters or mainstream end-users to get the job done? IBM Innovation Knowledge Management Knowledge Tools Learning Personal KM Productivity Tools Social EnterprisePersonally, I am doing just fine. At least, for now. WOW!!! MORE >>

David Armano has put together an excellent blog post that describes, pretty nicely, the kind of impact that Circles will have with how we manage and participate further within our social networks. Folks I am interested in keeping up with after an initial first contact, good conversation, knowledge sharing experience, etc. MORE >>