Originally posted on The Dachis Group Collaboratory. Reposted here just so I have my own record.
There seems to be almost a collective deja vu among some of the social business commentators of late, with lots of talk about a sense of having been here before, for some more than once. For example, Andrew...
‘How do you measure success – what does it look like to you?’ is one of those questions that can elicit a wide range of answers, but what I’ve found is that whatever the answer is it points to a fundamental philosophy of what matters most. It was with this in mind that I asked a...
A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to see a sneak peek of Jive 5 at a private view in London. Now whilst I’m not in a any position to reveal any details (that would spoil the surprise and impact of Jive’s forthcoming launch of the new release), I can say this however – what I saw I...
It’s some nine months now since Microsoft released their latest iteration of SharePoint, SP2010. This was done with no small degree of fanfare:
Web 2.0 applications are all the rage now. Different apps delivering different capabilities aim to tackle blogging, wikis, discussion boards, document...
“How wonderful that we have met with a paradox. Now we have some hope of making progress.”
Niels Bohr
Thus spake the Danish Nobel prize winning physicist Niels Bohr. I was reminded of this quote on reading Alex Williams’ post on ReadWriteWeb The Paradox for Jive Software . The paradox he sees here is...
First blog for a while, been a bit busy of late in a new role at Headshift, part of the Dachis Group. As a result my head has been filled up to the brim on a regular basis as I take on board all the new processes and Headshift’s compendium of all wisdom the Headshift wiki built on Confluence....
