ChiefTech

MAY 14, 2007

Technorati tags: social network analysis , blogosphere , david weinberger , matthew hurst , twitter , social software , Internet at 10:24 PM View blog reactions 0comments: Post a Comment Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. This includes a link to someone else working on mapping Twitter relationships.

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ChiefTech

JUNE 27, 2007

The last part is good at least, but in practice if we look at the number 1 ranked blog, Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff , then so far in June there are just 4 posts with only 2 comments (the content itself is focused on a book they are writing so hardly great analysis either). Personally, I dont believe in one-sided conversations.

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ChiefTech

MARCH 28, 2007

software and the Internet wont make organizational hierarchy and politics go away. Mike Gotta - following Davenport and a response from Andrew McAfee - adds this analysis : " I have a slight disagreement with Andrew McAfee that these tools are radical departures from previous generations of communication and collaboration technology.

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ChiefTech

FEBRUARY 12, 2007

If we go back to my own take on email information overload, summarised in a short article I wrote in 2005 (PDF, 81KB), I concluded then that: " There are no quick fixes for dealing with e-mail overload. James, I very much agree with the summary comment from your 2005 paper on email. 9:38 AM RGH said.

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Robert's Db2

OCTOBER 26, 2010

In many cases, the answer to that question is "no": 72% of senior executives indicated through a survey that they can get information more easily from the Internet than from their own applications. IBM has spent $14 billion on acquisitions just since 2005. Is the growing pile of data in organizations' systems effectively managed today?

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