A blog about collaboration, trust, open source, workplace, and community behaviors.
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It’s my second blogaversary. Over the past two years I have shared with you thoughts on the Enterprise 2.0 marketplace, as well as thoughts on Open Source, Personal Branding, and other random musings on technology, culture, and workplace behaviors. I have published 130 posts so far (averaging just over one post a week), and received well [...]
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It has been one year since I started this blog: A Blogaversary, or a Blog Birthday. What a year! I wanted to take a moment and celebrate the conversation and connection that we have made together. Birthdays and Anniversaries are interesting rituals, worth investigating for a moment. Birthdays were significant in ancient cultures who saw [...]
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I’ve been blogging at this site for a couple of months now and I wanted to take a moment and say thank you. You have taken the time to read these posts, to share them with others, and to comment on them – and I’m grateful for that. We are living in a busy world [...]
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A few months ago, Bill Ives and I posted about “Enterprise 2.0 for an Enterprise of one.” It focused on the availability of online productivity tools that enable individuals to manage their activities without the benefit of a multi-million dollar IT department. The target reader for that series was people like Bill and me — [...]
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In honor of my new blog, the good folks at Whatever sa/nv (yup, that’s the name of the company) gave me a nice gift to pass along to you. The gift — an invitation to MicroPlaza, a new and very cool Twitter tool that allows you to track the links that are shared within your Twitter [...]
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