A couple of weeks or so ago I set up one of those polls in LinkedIn asking what the single most important aim of internal comms was. The chart of the results so far is thus:
The discussion continued on LinkedIn, with a lively engagement on what the most importan aspect might be. Now of course, this is...
A couple of weeks or so ago I set up one of those polls in LinkedIn asking what the single most important aim of internal comms was. The chart of the results so far is thus:
The discussion continued on LinkedIn, with a lively engagement on what the most importan aspect might be. Now of course, this is...
Over at LinkedIn I recently created one of their polls to elicit some information about what really drives Internal Communications. The LinkedIn poll widget allows one to solicit 5 possible answers to a question. So throwing caution to the gales I asked “What’s the single most important aim of...
Over at LinkedIn I recently created one of their polls to elicit some information about what really drives Internal Communications. The LinkedIn poll widget allows one to solicit 5 possible answers to a question. So throwing caution to the gales I asked “What’s the single most important aim of...
Just been looking at Shiv Singh’s preso on Web 2.0 and the Enterprise:
Web 2.0 and the Enterprise: A Symbiotic Relationship
View more presentations from shivsingh. (tags: timeshifting trust)
There’s a good engagement on it re informality and spontaneity of collaboration at Frogpond. What...
