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[Kathy Harris] Musings on Innovation, Knowledge Management and Social Software: You won’t be surprised to know that at Gartner, we track search terms to understand what our clients are thinking about. One thing they’re thinking about (and have for many years) is knowledge management.

[451 Heat] 451 Heat » Top Social Media Strategists to Watch in 2010: Monty shares his knowledge about advertising, marketing, and PR in both his blogs, “The Social Media Marketing Blog” and “The Baker Street Blog.” Recently, Monty was named one of iMedia's “25 Top Internet Marketing Leaders and Innovators .

[Hubman's Hangout] Musings On Health Care Reform « Hubman's Hangout: If homeowner’s insurance worked like American health insurance, it would not only pay for fires but also cover utility bills, replacing broken appliances, baseballs hit into the window and all the food, drink and paper towels that pass through the kitchen. Certainly, a company could offer an insurance product that covered absolutely every expense of living in a home.

[Suhaib Webb] Grand Theft Life: Suhaib Webb » Suhaib Webb - audio, discussions ...: Once you like the game, your own psychology changes: you start, like Imam Suhaib Webb says, thinking like a criminal, or like the characters of the game. In other words, you might be pretending that your world was just like that of GTA.

[#Lrnchat Blog] Transcript 19 Nov 09: 9:17:49 pm ThomasStone: I really don't like idea of changing name of something just to get C-suite to accept it. Social is accurate, so I say stick with it #lrnchat

[Knowledge Jolt with Jack (comment-extended feed)] What is PKM, anyway? - Knowledge Jolt with Jack: » Collaborative Technology versus Social Tools from Knowledge Jolt with Jack. Stowe Boyd has an article on "Metaphors Matter: Collaborative Technology versus Social Tools." He's concerned that, as happened with KM, " technologists" will take over .

[Alchemical Musings] The Organizational Digital Divide | Alchemical Musings: They are rapidly being adopted by corporations eager to move beyond the e”‘mail inbox as the primary task management and collaboration platform. Organizations of all shapes and sizes need to evaluate and embrace these technologies, or risk falling behind in differential efficiency, victims of an organizational digital divide.

[Life With Alacrity] Life With Alacrity: Tracing the Evolution of Social Software: The next couple of years of usage of the term social software appear to be largely associated with the nanotechnology community and those influenced by them, or by the diaspora of people who left Xanadu and AMIX when they were both closed by Autodesk. Given these references, my first guess was that the term originated within Xanadu/AMIX communities, as they had close connections with many of the people involved with nanotechnology.

[Arieliondotcom the LORD-loving Learning Lion] Does Cloudworks have the silver lining for learning design ...: …one of the key challenges in encouraging more innovative uses of technologies is getting teachers to share designs…design - Cloudworks - which is built on the notion of ”˜social objects’ associated with design and is applying web 2.0 principles to encourage widespread use and sustainability…are using the concept of ”˜object-orientated social networking’ to underpin the creation of a social networking tool, Cloudworks, for sharing learning ideas and designs.

[Plicks uploaded by theautoprofit1] Business aspects of social software and collaboration: Making Social Networking “Ready for Business”Lotus is reinventing collaboration again by enabling its customers to discover the right information by leveraging the knowledge of many, share your content and expertise with anyone, connect to the right people and help users to execute better business decisions fasterDiscover new relationships and access the collaborative knowledge of your organization and beyond Connect to undiscovered information and subject matter experts far beyond your current network Share your work by leveraging the connectedness of everything and everyone to work together in new ways Execute your work faster through access to the right people, information and new tools to manage your tasks and expedite collaborating with others

[QA Management Musings] Blogging Your Way To Employment « QA Management Musings: But even if that doesn’t happen, there are all kinds of indirect benefits I’m getting from blogging about QA that I feel certain will lead to a job. In doing the research needed to find content, I have learned a tremendous amount of information and found an amazing number of resources related to QA and Software Test.

[Cultural Learnings] FOE4 Musings: Chuck vs. Fan Management vs. Fan Facilitation ...: I think they took of a situation in which the fans were generating publicity for them and used it to their advantage but, because it wasn’t the ultimate reason they made the decision, they didn’t put much effort in taking it further (the ARG felt more like typical promotion than something that specifically targeted the fans who helped put them in the spotlight). But, as you say, I’m not sure they could have done too much even if they had tried given the lack of support from the people who always have the ears of the viewers (vs the fans who, in desperate times, can get loud enough to be heard but can’t really maintain that volume over a period of time).

[QA Management Musings] The Social Tester: Rob Lambert « QA Management Musings: I feel the need to highlight that Rob added a comment on my blog last month calling it an “awesome post.” This wasn't even Flattery Spam. It was legit!

[Social Media Musings by Tom Humbarger] Is There a Disconnect Between Social Media Job Descriptions and ...: And then I realized that it borrowed heavily (and verbatim) from my Social Media Job Description blog post. It's a small world”¦ .

[QA Management Musings] Test Automation Tools - A New Discovery: Axe « QA Management Musings: yeah, right.)  But I would think, whether you’re a programmer or not, it would save a lot of time to at least start with the scripts generated by a tool that would sit on top and define a common language for all automation tools.  It still a benefit if you do have the detailed knowledge of the native tool (QTP, Selenium, etc.) because that would allow you the advantage of being able to better troubleshoot or do some more advanced automation.  It just would give the ability for those people that don’t have that knowledge to still be able to create test cases.

[TEXTBOOKS COLLECTION] TEXTBOOKS COLLECTION: Daftar Teksbook W: Public Ethics and Governance, Volume 14: Standards and Practices in Comparative Perspective (Research in Public Policy Analysis and Management);Denis Saint-Martin, Fred Thompson .... Qualitative Representation of Spatial Knowledge (Lecture Notes in Computer Science);Daniel Hernandez -;Qualitative Research and Evaluation Methods;Michael Quinn Patton -;Qualitative Research in Intelligence and Marketing: The New Strategic Convergence;Alf H. Walle ...

[Mengel Musings by Amy Mengel] Five reasons corporations are failing at social media ”” Mengel ...: Yes, that IS a goal, but what most CEOs fail to realize is that the real relationships fostered on social media sites drives higher quality traffic (higher # of conversions, repeat visitors, etc), and ultimately higher loyalty. For example, the CEO that thinks it is all about website traffic is the same CEO who tweets the blog, spams info about the company and doesn’t RT others on twitter.

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