Twitter Is Where Conversations Go To Die. Janetter or How I Started to Enjoy Twitter Once Again. Why Do I Share My Knowledge? Whether businesses are still blocking the use of social networks behind the firewall empowering  inadvertently their knowledge workers to make that assumption (and rightly so!) And here is why … . MORE >>

In the last few weeks a lot has been written about whether Google Plus is the ultimate killer social networking site of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or several others, you name it. Worse still, e-mail is a black hole for knowledge. Priceless, if you just want to focus on the conversation without having to worry about the technology. MORE >>

One of the many activities I keep enjoying quite a bit over the course of the years with regards to social networking is its innate ability to experiment and play with social technologies in order to figure out new use cases, proofs of concept, additional bursts of productivity, new business uses, etc. You name it. Not very helpful! Ready? MORE >>

think we have got a unique opportunity that we didn’t have last time around, which is basically spend enough time to educate our knowledge workers into how to make effective use of these emerging collaborative and knowledge sharing tools within the social computing realm. first came about. … No? Well, I surely hope not! MORE >>

I am sure that if I would go and ask you folks about naming over here some of your pet peeves from traditional collaborative and knowledge sharing tools, you would probably be getting on a roll for a good while and share all of those gripes you have been exposed to and that you wish something could be done about them. No doubt! Ready? MORE >>