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{ Monthly Archives } November 2008

The best sales video ever

We could all benefit from this level of energy and commitment With a hat tip to Espen for finding and sharing this.

2008 11 22 Jim Personal Comments (3)

Social media lessons from the Obama campaign

[cross posted at FAST Forward] The Obama campaign was innovative on a number of dimensions, particularly with the use of social media and the effective leverage of committed volunteers. There’s been some good reporting that captures the ground truth of what the campaign actually did and some early efforts to make sense out of these [...]

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2008 11 20 Jim Social Impact Comments (0)

JP Rangaswami on KM … “Clear, Transparent, Searchable, Archivable, Retrievable”

This has been lurking in my RSS aggregator for quite a while, courtesy of Jon Husband. There is really a lot of highly condensed insight in this post. Thanks to JP Rangaswami for distilling social computing (in the context of work) to an essence. From his post “Facebook and the Enterprise, Part 5: Knowledge Management“. [...]

2008 11 15 Jim Knowledge Management
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Was being a fast follower ever a viable strategic option?

[cross posted at FAST Forward blog] How often do you run across organizations that claim they intend to be “fast followers” when it comes to some dimension of strategy and innovation? Maybe I’m simply cranky because it’s Monday, but is there any way to make sense of such an approach in operational terms? The image [...]

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2008 11 10 Jim Learning Comments (0)

Bloglines claiming post

Just managing some administrivia for bloglines. Please ignore

2008 11 01 Jim Personal Comments (0)