So, I want to try and make sure that I have a complete picture of what is considered to be all the components of our little industry. I'm interested for a couple of reasons, not the least of which is to see the variety of opinions that are coming in. asked this question earlier on Twitter and some of the answers are below. Thanks! Gurus. Clients. MORE >>

Two years ago I wrote about the the forces of change and how workers, who one could call the “Cluetrained’, were dropping out of the bottom of the industrial organisation’s pyramid and doing it on their own. It” meaning working, learning, creating and collaborating. Distributed work and tele-work are becoming more acceptable. MORE >>

I don’t write much about war, mostly because I’d rather write about stuff I can do something about. As a young man I opposed the Vietnam war, wrote about it, protested against it. If I hadn’t lucked into a medical deferment, I would have been a conscientious objector, like some of my good friends. At that Steve helps a lot. MORE >>

This is a great article from Hamish McRae here called 'Don't Despair, Technology Still had the Power to save the World.' ' It is in today's Indy and argues that technology could well be a big part of the answer to our economic MORE >>

elearning weekly: blogging on the article “e-learning no how: 7 disastrous decisions sure to sink any e-learning implementation”. some tips to avoid failure. will at work learning: lists of myths that the business side has about MORE >>