Archive for the 'Business' Category
Thursday, March 27th, 2008
In the same week, Bell and Rogers have hit the Canadian public hard, imposing limits on how we use the internet.
DSL: Not only has Bell imposed this on their own customers but also on their wholesale resellers, organisations such as Teksavvy, who they have started traffic-shaping, cutting off many of the newest services […]
Posted in Business, Canadian Life, Canadian Competitiveness, Rotman, MBA | No Comments »
Thursday, March 27th, 2008
Below is a copy of an email I sent to Wordpress Pro mailing list addressing the dynamic between information stored in a wiki and knowledge spurred on by conversations in a forum. In it I make recommendations as to why and how to link the two assuming that the community won’t shift to a pure […]
Posted in wordpress, wpmu, Wiki, Collaboration, Web 2.0, Organizational Alignment, Knowledge Management, Open Source, Knowledge Retention | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
A bit of news - I’ve been asked to be on committee to hold the position of Chair for Demos and Posters at WikiSym 2008 in Portugal this September.
This is great as I’ll not only see breaking ideas as they happen around the world, but also be responsible to evaluate them and help them […]
Posted in Business I.T., WikiSym, Wiki, Web 2.0, Speaking Engagements, WikiConsulting, Open Source, Knowledge Management | 1 Comment »
Friday, February 15th, 2008
My congratulations go to Connie Crosby for her talk on Wikis in Legal Practices (Do Wikis belong in Law Firms)
Slides here
Despite howling winds driving a blizzard conditions and a late change of venue, 16 people successfully ventured toInsomnia on Bloor and Bathurst. My thanks to Marc Laporte, who was visiting from Montreal to run Tiki […]
Posted in Speaking Engagements, Wiki, WikiWednesday, Social Media, TorCamp, Knowledge Management | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, December 18th, 2007
Toronto Wiki Tuesdays got a brief mention in today’s National Post
‘‘I will be heading to Rower’s Pub to this month’s Toronto Wiki Tuesday, Toronto’s dedicated Wiki event. We’ve had some great topics, talking about how using a wiki efficiently creates knowledge, how we can use them to couple thinking to the output of systems […]
Posted in Speaking Engagements, Wiki, Innovation, Canadian Life, Toronto, Knowledge Management, TorCamp, WikiWednesday, Organizational Transparency | No Comments »
Friday, October 12th, 2007
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20071010.WBcyberia20071010144751/WBStory/WBcyberia
The reason Rogers is tight-lipped about why it hasn’t struck a deal to bring Apple’s iPhone into Canada is because it would involve an embarrassing admission: To make the iPhone financially attractive, Rogers would have to cut the rates it charges its customers for data. And what company wants to cut its prices when there […]
Posted in Business, Canadian Competitiveness, Government Deregulation | No Comments »
Monday, September 10th, 2007
I found it ironic that my cease and desist email to idatecorp re: quetchup failed. Maybe they are beyond hope?
Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:
privacy@idatecorp.com
Technical details of permanent failure:
PERM_FAILURE: SMTP Error (state 13): 550 : Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
That said, I left a voicemail with […]
Posted in Legal, Social Media, Organizational Transparency | No Comments »
Monday, September 10th, 2007
Further to my Quetchup blog post on Saturday, I sent this morning:
To: privacy@idatecorp.com
CC: http://www.stauber.com/lawoffices/
Dear iDateCorp,I would just like to point out that the actions of your website quetchup.com to hijack the address books of your users and use the entries to falsify further invitations is:
1) a violation of decency2) theft3) classified as phishing (passing off)
2) […]
Posted in Social Media, Organizational Transparency | 1 Comment »
Saturday, September 8th, 2007
I received an invite this morning from a system called Quechup from someone I met yesterday at Office 2.0. Luckily, Luis Suarez aka elsua had twittered it negatively, so I was very cautious.
To quote Dwight Silverman:
If you get an invitation from a friend inviting you to join a social networking site call Quechup delete it. […]
Posted in Social Media, Organizational Transparency | 2 Comments »
Thursday, September 6th, 2007
What is the Future of Work using Enterprise 2.0 technologies?
It’s the wrong vision to take today’s apps from the desktop and put them out to the web. Instead, innovation will be from finding new simple apps that do new, different things.
You have to look at the value proposition: reduce costs, improve productivity. Look back at […]
Posted in Web 2.0, Business, Software as a Service | No Comments »