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Posted By:  rexlee
Posted On:  May 31, 2008

  Social Media and The Speed of Trust
Last month, on separate occasions, I met two friends that I had previously only communicated with via blogs and social networking sites (and maybe the occasional e-mail). Although I knew each of them of them for some time, it was our first "in-person" meeting. When we finally met, there...... [view]
Posted By:  janina
Posted On:  May 22, 2008

  Holy Grail of OST
Open Space Technology (OST) , the ultimate collaboratively method that just simply work, works, works. It is exactly that passionate type of discussion that you have with your colleges next to the water fountain about what needs to be improved. Over the years our organization have been...... [view]
Posted By:  rexlee
Posted On:  Jun 12, 2007

  Overclocking the Social Computing chip
If you follow this blog, you will know my thoughts on the powerful potential for companies that adopt social computing into their organization. You would also know that application of social computing is much more than simply putting in some cool web 2.0 technologies behind the firewall. The goal...... [view]
Posted By:  rexlee
Posted On:  Sep 12, 2007

  Web 2.0 an evolution of facilitation and not KM?
I recently had the pleasure to chat with David Ticoll on a variety of topics. One of the observations he made during our discussion was the concept that Web 2.0, may be the evolution of facilitation and not knowledge management as many people believe. Within the company I work for, we...... [view]
Posted By:  rexlee
Posted On:  Sep 24, 2007

  When self-organization fails
I had an interesting discussion with my friend Peter the other day about when social computing may be less effecting or perhaps inappropriate completely. One of the items touched on was the concept around self-organization . In situations, where you are looking for the passionate, motivated...... [view]
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