Archive for January, 2009
All right folks, NAIAS is on! Are you lost? Yes, I am talking about cars! The above five are perhaps the cars of the future. Funny enough two of them have name from physical measuring units, however that is for nerds to beckon, and Chevrolet Volt is doomed from the beginning anyway.
GM’s Rick Wagoner was [...]
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Tags: BYD, Changfeng, Chevrolet Volt
Building on my post yesterday, defining a collaborative culture, a colleague notified me of the Gartner Quadrant from 2007 that already has made the connection between collaboration and social software. since someone already put it out, here it is again:
However this quadrant is now getting old, and it has also recieved some critics, for the fact that it does [...]
Filed under: On collaboration, On social media, On the IT Industry | Leave a Comment
Tags: Atlassian, Confluence, Gartner, Magic quadrant, Moss 2007
Defining a collaborative culture
I have earlier blogged on social media and changing the culture. As social media is often about new forms of online collaboration, I now add collaboration (not as in collaborationism, but as in collaboration at work) as such to that mix. Every project manager ought to know that to create a culture for collaboration is [...]
Filed under: On changing the culture, On collaboration, On social media | 1 Comment
Tags: collaboration, Social media
Happy new year and all that. I hope you got to charge the batteries for 2009.
In the meantime, i just want to know one thing. We are more connected than ever before. You have more channels than ever to reach out to other people, including letting your cellphone forward to your voicemail. And yet, people [...]
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