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 one of Axceler's local...
Category: Social Informatics
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 on the rising importance...
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 in my mid-20’s), and...
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 been going through notes...
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 following the story too...
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 business partner Jason “Mr....
The Wisdom, and Connectedness, of Crowds
One fascinating thing about the SharePoint Saturday crowd is the willingness to try new things, to experiment with the model, and to test out...
The SharePoint Conference Keynote
As with any major conference, the opening keynotes usually pack a punch, with major announcements about pending releases or updates to recent releases. At...
Multitasking Is a Good Thing
Back in high school, my mother came home to me doing homework on the couch, with the radio blaring, and the television on (I...
The Maturity Model of Social
In a CMSWire article today entitled The Social Networking Phenomena is Coming Apart at the Seams, Virginia Backaitis discussed a recent Forbes.com article in...
