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By M. Nankman
This morning I decided to add a new search panel to my TweetDeck (one of the most popular Twitter desktop clients) setup, because I would like to stay up to speed on the currently very hot subject of Social Media. I was instantly treated on a long...
Read moreIt is not uncommon that companies, schools and universities block social networking services, video and photo sites. Blocking is usually a respons to mis-usage of those tools: tools are used in a wrong way or at inappropriate times. However you...
Read moreSelling your product for money is a very normal business model. If you make a product it will cost you some money and to make a profit you'll ask more money for the product than you spend on manufacturing it. The same goes for services you offer....
Read moreClay Shirky mentioned it some time ago "It's Not Information Overload. It's Filter Failure". And he is right, currently there is so much information that it is hard to filter it correctly to come to the information you need (Well it is not hard...
Read moreWhile all our colleagues (including us) are doing bold predictions on what will be hot or not in 2009, let’s take a quick recap of what was hot in 2008. In a true Web 2.0 collaboration fashion we (@mnankman, @rickmans and @leeprovoost) discussed...
Read moreDrinking our own cappuccino (I know it used to be champagne, but read on!) is something we’ve done for years, and I’m glad to say are continuing to do. My mind immediately turns to a distant image of our ‘CapCom’ intranet from a decade and a...
Read moreI know, I know, it’s a very popular thing to yell these days, but I honestly believe that 2009 will be a killing year for the value of email. People probably think that their productivity is measured by the amount of emails they send out and by the...
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By L. Provoos
It has to be said: people have a way too romantic idea about consultants going to conferences. True, we are spoiled by the vendors (and our company), we stay in nice hotels, meet great people, food is usually pretty good but trust me… it’s pretty...
Read morePractice what you preach, eat your own dog food and drink your own champagne. While we are not a dog food manufacturer, champagne house nor religion (really?), it has no use to advice clients on how to use innovative technologies if we are not...
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