Refining Your Social Networking Activities
“Many people take a misguided approach to networking. They go astray by building imbalanced networks, pursuing the wrong kind of...
Category: Social Informatics
The New York Excursion
In a rare visit to New York City this week, there was neither piles of snow forcing people into narrow...
A Perspective on SharePoint, Yammer, and Microsoft
I’ve been going back and forth about how to approach this topic for the past week. There’s been a lot...
Garbage In, Garbage Out
For those of you who are not connected to me on Facebook, you may not have seen that I posted...
Freudian Personality Types and the Many Faces of Influence
While in Columbus, Ohio earlier this year I was hanging out with members of the Buckeye SPUG and folks from...
Klout Is the Most Interesting Company on the Planet, and Here’s Why
I just finished reading Return on Influence by Mark Schaefer (his blog), which focuses a good portion of its pages...
2 Days of Gamification and Productivity in Denver
It has been a long time since I’ve walked beyond the walls of the Denver airport (last time, I was...
Planning for a Collaboration Hub
I've been sorting through my home office these past few weeks, preparing to do taxes among other things, and have...
Thoughts on Yahoo’s Decision to Nip and Tuck WFH
This whole dialog around the work-from-home (WFH) "controversy" stirred up by Yahoo's Marissa Meyer is fascinating. Honestly, I've not been...
SharePoint Productivity and Social Informatics
On my land-speed-record visit to the Boston area this week, I was able to join my good friend and Axceler...
