I’m ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille. – Sunset Blvd. In last week’s post, I talked about how technology is creating an “always on” social media world. Like it or not, these days, if you’re in public (i.e., Stay (at least somewhat) presentable. Make sure that you’re at least presentable most of the time. Get comfortable with public speaking. MORE >>

Here are notes from the five sessions I attended yesterday, Wednesday June 22. This is the fifth year I have attended the event and it continues to be a great place to stay current with the ideas and people in this space. My 2011 Enterprise 2.0 Conference Notes: Second Wednesday Keynote. My 2011 Enterprise 2.0 My 2011 Enterprise 2.0 Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

Her theoretical base was the work of Etienne Wenger, with focus on situated practice and communities of practice (CoPs). Moring emphasised that the theory of CoPs was really an analytical tool (rather than a management tool!) She talked about issues of negotiation (e.g. Information Behaviour research i3_conference Denmark workplace MORE >>

Among the highlights of this year’s Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston were the keynote presentations.  The keynotes are always a high point of the conference, and this year’s were remarkable because of the size, complexity, and sophistication of the organizations represented (e.g., Or, as he more succinctly put it: . Change the work!”. keynote MORE >>

This past week I attended the Cannes Lions , one of the advertising industry's most prestigious and well attended events. According to hotel staff, the attendees of the Lions drink three times more than those wimps from Hollywood who come for the Film Festival earlier in the summer. And, for whatever reason, the drink of choice is Rose. MORE >>