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October 2009 newsletter
Here's a selection of October's shared links captured via Google Reader, Delicious and Twitter. Organised into the usual suspects of Systems and their bits and pieces: People, Information and...
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Did You Know? 2009 Edition
For the past few years now, we have seen various videos uploaded to YouTube visualising the trends that have emerged thanks to the Internet and mobile devices. You can find older versions by searching...
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Same but different
A while back I posted a video Microsoft had commissioned from Common Craft: SharePoint in Plain English. Here's that video again:Not long after, Jack Vinson posted a video on his KM blog, from IBM...
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November 2009 Newsletter
Here's the November 2009 selection of links plucked from everything shared during the month via Google Reader, Delicious and Twitter. Organised into the usual suspects of Systems and their bits and...
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Google Goggles
Found via David Weinberger and agree with his comment - this is just too cool. Early days but a glimpse of what could become the norm in the not too distant future
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Dell B2B Social Media Huddle Part 1 - Trends
On Monday 7th December 2009 I attended Dell's excellent B2B Social Media Huddle at the UK headquarters in Bracknell. About 60 people attended the event and there were some great conversations. Here are...
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Dell B2B Social Media Huddle Part 2 - Community Matters
This is part 2 in a series of posts from Dell's B2B Social Media Huddle. See also: Part 1 - Trends.Uncommon Sense in a World of Technology and Social Media - Steve Lamb (@actionlamb)Steve shared some...
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Dell B2B Social Media Huddle Part 3 - The Business Case
This is part 3 in a series of posts from Dell's B2B Social Media Huddle. For previous posts, read Part 2 - Community Matters and Part 1 - Social Media TrendsThe B2B Social Media Business Case -...
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How to make a smile
Dance! :-)It is insanely difficult not to smile whilst watching 'Where the hell is Matt?' Was sure I'd blogged this in the past but it's not showing up on my site search. So if I did, blame Google....
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Dell B2B Social Media Huddle Part 4 - Case Studies
This is part 4 in a series of posts from Dells B2B Social Media Huddle held on 9th December 2009 at Dell's UK Headquarters. For previous posts, read Part 3 - The Business Case, Part 2 - Community...
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Dell B2B Social Media Huddle Part 5 - Roundtable and Close
This is the 5th and final post from the Dell B2B Social Media Huddle held at Dell's UK Headquarters on 9th December 2009. For previous posts, read: Part 4 - Case Studies, Part 3 - The Business Case,...
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Reviewing trends from 2005
This blog has now been running for over 4 years. I dithered a fair while before setting it up. Back then, starting a blog was usually an indicator that you're about to change your job. (I was.) These...
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December 2009 Newsletter
Here's a selection of links shared during December via Google Reader, Delicious and Twitter. Organised into four five categories: Systems and the bits and pieces that make them: People, Information and...
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9 Brains Rules for Education
Talk by Marja Brandon at Microsoft, December 2004An amazing talk by an amazing woman. If only more schools could/would adopt these methods for teaching. This talk was originally posted direct to the...
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Crashing with the nose up
"Most merit-pay systems share 2 attributes: they absorb vast amounts of management time and make most people unhappy"The following information was presented by James R.Crow at the KMWorld conference in...
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Our connected future
When you reach the giga, peta, and exa orders of quantities, strange new powers emerge. You can do things at these scales that would have been impossible before... Kevin Kelly has talked about the...
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Amateurism can win battles
This Monday’s Start the Week programme on Radio 4 included an interesting discussion about amateurism during World War II, or as it was titled: ‘The dodgy dossier that fooled Hitler’. The short version...
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Analyse and Act on Social Media Trends
How to monitor social media conversations, identify trends and act on them came up in a conversation yesterday regarding the role of internal communications managers. As serendipity would have it, just...
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SharePoint 2007 – How to Manage Site Permissions
[Note: This post has been cross-posted from the SharePoint Guide web site] The presentation below walks through how to manage permissions and control access to a SharePoint site. It assumes you are the...
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The clue is in the I of iPad
Image source: Ali Smiles on Flickr...and it's I as in interaction, not information...On January 27th, the rumour mill surrounding Apple’s tablet plans was finally put to rest with the announcement of...
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US Olympic web site launched on SharePoint 2010 beta
The United States Olympic Committee have launched a new Press Portal ready for the Winter Olympics being held in Vancouver shortly. The portal is a public web site running on SharePoint Server 2010...
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Online Web Event - Managing SharePoint 2007 Site Permissions
On February 8th, I delivered a free short online web cast based on my presentation 'Managing SharePoint 2007 Site Permissions'. Organised by Mark Miller at EndUserSharePoint.com, the event was recorded...
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SharePoint and Windows Mobile 7
Source: GizmodoWelcome to the new Office hub Today, Microsoft finally unveiled Windows Mobile 7. To find out all about it, take your pick of the headlines on Techmeme.Why am I blogging about it? Just...
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Did the clouds just get darker?
In February 2010 three Google executives were convicted of a privacy violation in an Italian court and received suspended prison sentences. The reason for the trial and conviction: they allowed people...
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