British Prime Minister Tony Blair told a self-deprecating anecdote about himself at the Davos Economic Forum. He had decided to overcome his own computer phobia […]
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Nothing is what it seems
“Everything you have seen here has been an illusion.” – Eisenheim 2007 “If the main theme throughout my writing is, ‘Can we consider the universe real, […]
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I had a very enjoyable week in KL and Singapore – a good conference session in KL, with lots of discussion, and a similarly positive […]
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I’m off in the morning for a week’s “holiday”. On leave from my regular job, but speaking at “Portals, Content Management and Collaboration” in KL […]
Read moreZen and the art of Social Media
In 1994, Forester Research stated that “the Internet is too anarchistic for prime-time business and too complex for the average techno-peasant to master.” In discussions […]
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To truly show respect to people means to listen to and value their opinions, engage them in making decisions and trust them to take risks. […]
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Kim Sbarcea has a new blog – ThinkingShift. There is a thought-provoking article there on how “future archaeologists will view 21st Century life.” It does […]
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Blogs, wiki, instant messaging, CoPs, bulletin boards, email forums and more… These are all Social Media. When an organisation uses these as internal tools, then […]
Read moreMoving mountains
I just picked up a great Einstein quote at a workshop today: “We are boxed in by the boundary conditions of our thinking”. The workshop […]
Read moreSo what do you do?
How easy is it to describe your job? Once upon a time, most jobs didn’t take a lot of explaining. But in today’s increasingly complex […]
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