social networking
Random web-working survey
I took a quick survey this afternoon to see how members of my Twitter community are web-working. These stats are not scientifically significant, but I found the results interesting. Thanks to everyone who participated. More than 10 browser tabs open: Web-based services in use right now: Nearly half (60%) described themself as an employee vs. [...]
Twitter ID your conference badge
Wouldn’t it be great if you could display your Twitter ID on your badge, so your Twitter friends & followers recognize you? I created a handy way to add my Twitter photo and ID to any conference badge. I simply took a screen shot of my ID and inserted it into a label form I [...]
Circles of Expertise in 2.0 for Biz
For a long while now, Jevon MacDonald and I have been grousing about how the different players involved in delivering 2.0 solutions to business can often be confused and misunderstood. We started working on a graphic, which I’ll happily “open source” for anyone’s input or for re-purposing. Just send me a note and I’ll invite [...]
A Year’s Summary of Personal Reflection II
It’s that time again when I feel compelled not only to wrap up highlights of the Enterprise 2.0 conference, but to divulge my thinking on where we are in the progression of widespread 2.0 adoption — in our personal lives and at work. It’s hard to top my impassioned first post on this topic from [...]
FREE ITSinsider Pass to Enterprise 2.0 Conference
TechWeb is offering a free conference pass (at a $2200 value) for a lucky ITSinsider reader. All you need to do is post in the comments why you subscribe to/read the ITSinsider blog and why you want to go to the conference. Special preference will be given to an ITSinsider reader who adds me to [...]
Splommenters– please “no comment”
Correction: Spammenters* Shame, shame, shame. I realize Social Media is the new black in the art of PR, but how irritating is this? Tammy Erickson, our in-house workforce guru, published a post today on women’s progress in the workplace on her Harvard Business School discussion leader blog. Her first comment was from Ms. Kimberly Rosenberg [...]
