Archive for the 'Social Media' Category
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Toronto’s tech sector is on fire!
When I first arrived in Toronto in 2004 I found very little in the way of Tech community. I was told that the Dot Com Crash had pretty much annihilated every shred of enthusiasm this city had left to offer.
Today, in 2008, there’s no doubt in my mind that […]
Posted in Business I.T., I.T., Canadian Life, Toronto, Social Media | 2 Comments »
Thursday, April 3rd, 2008
What’s being presented and about our speaker:
As part of the 2008 Toronto Wiki Tuesday Guest Speaker Series, Adrian Fritsch (Software Consultant and founder of debatum.org) will lead discussions at Toronto Wiki Tuesday at Epicure Cafe, Here’s Adrian’s event description:
What: Toronto Wiki Tuesdays: using Wikis to Debate
The problem:
[…]
Posted in Wiki, Speaking Engagements, WikiConsulting, WikiWednesday, Social Media | 3 Comments »
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 »
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
Last month’s Toronto Wiki Tuesday marked a turning point. For the next 3 months in 2008 we have speakers lined up! To date I have usually lead a conversation based on my work with clients but I much prefer to not have to be center-stage all of the time.
Talks at Toronto Wiki Tuesdays usually […]
Posted in WikiConsulting, Wiki, Toronto, WikiWednesday, Social Media, TorCamp | 1 Comment »
Friday, November 16th, 2007
It’s apparently not sufficiently well known that I am available for speaking engagements. Let’s see if we can change that
Here are some recent talks:
Professional Administrator’s Forum - Aug 16 2007 (Private)
Office 2.0, San Francisco - Sep 5 (Public)
McMaster University - Wikis and Social Software as it applies to Knowledge Management - 12 Nov […]
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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 »
Friday, March 9th, 2007
Since 2004, the terms Social Media, “Web 2.0″ and The Architecture of Participation, have been about getting the masses to provide full engagement, and are taking leaps and bounds as a dominant means to put publishing on the web into the hands of the common public.
Brought into an Enterprise context, its sister “Enterprise 2.0,” now […]
Posted in Business I.T., Web 2.0, Complexity, Social Media, Knowledge Management | 4 Comments »
Sunday, January 28th, 2007
40,000 Minds are better than 1: A case analysis of idea management at Bell Canada (Weds 24 Jan, 11:30am-12)
Meaghan McKnight and Rex Lee - BELL SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY
Rex and Meaghan from Bell Canada talked through some pretty exciting Enterprise 2.0 internal projects at Bell Canada. The one that got my attention the most was ID-ah!, […]
Posted in Wiki, Innovation, Blogsite, Business, WikiConsulting, Enterprise Software, Knowledge Management, Social Media, km2006 | No Comments »