Tag Archives: Social networks
The YouTube Symphony Orchestra as a Virtual Team – an insider’s view
I confess to owning two blogs. One is my work blog, and the other, this, a more whimsical personal blog. As sometimes happen, there is a blog item that falls between two stools. Here I blog about virtual teams (and … Continue reading
Filed under Blogs and Blogging, Social Networking, Virtual Teams
Social tools invade the enterprise. Do productivity and security suffer?
Blogging and KM expert Bill Ives writes about Sneaking Enterprise 2.0 into the Office , a look at how IT departments are swamped by the pace of technology change on the consumer front and how employees are increasingly reliant on their IM, … Continue reading
Filed under Coordination, Security, Social Networking, Virtual Teams
Social networks for the capitalist
Social network tools often have a consumer and freebie connotation – wikis, blogs, IM, collaborative sites. Pundits point out that a common thread, besides being able to support communities of interest, is their “bottom-up” nature. By that, it is meant they can be … Continue reading
Filed under Blogs and Blogging, Coordination, Presence
Ascynchronicity
Having just attended a Wealth Dynamics weekend run by Roger Hamilton, one is tempted to gush forth, claiming epiphany. My hands are restrained, though I have started to put into practice many of the thoughts that resulted. Many of those ideas are … Continue reading
Filed under Coordination, Social Networking, Virtual Teams
