January 2008 archives

January 9, 2008 by Patti

Enterprise 2.0 Survey — Take it, Please!

Two different client projects have required survey development over the past several months. It’s a painful process, as you need to match the questions you want to ask with the goals you are trying to achieve. What questions do you need to ask about the current state of knowledge management in your company in order [...]

January 8, 2008 by Patti

Davenport McAfee, Round 2

Somewhere, recently, I posted a note about the great debate on Enterprise 2.0 between Tom Davenport and Andrew McAfee that occurred at Enterprise 2.0 in Boston last June. It was only days ago, and there was a nice, live link to the recording of the debate by Veodia. I said at the time that I [...]

January 6, 2008 by Patti

From new media into old

Thanks to Stowe Boyd for passing on this link to paintings of screenshots by Tyler Wilde.

January 5, 2008 by Patti

It’s the networks, stupid!

Hoping that Valdis will pardon the paraphrase… My husband is a political junkie. After many hours of analysis of the results of the Republican Caucuses in Iowa by pundits on the airwaves, I find the most cogent explanation from my colleague, Valdis Krebs, in his post Social Networks: 1 Political Machine: 0. Valdis, who has [...]

January 3, 2008 by Patti

What about blogging?

I had coffee with Jessica Lipnack yesterday, to catch up on where we’ve been for the past 15 years. She’s doing a short survey of bloggers to develop ideas for a talk to an MFA class. The questions and responses on her blog, Endless Knots (she’s a knitter, in addition to being a pioneer in [...]