Tweet Here are some of the things I’ve learned over the past decade about learning, working and life in perpetual Beta. Perpetual beta. View more presentations from Harold Jarche. Informal Learning NetworkedLearning MORE >>

When you read accounts of the fierce competition for science and engineering grads , if you are a humanities or social science type (like me) you could be forgiven for slapping yourself on the forehead for forgoing the chance to earn six-figure salaries and be provided with ping-pong tables and free food for your entire career. ” he asks. MORE >>

Yahoo has always been proud of the algorithms that drive its choice of personalized content, but it’s hard to grok exactly what they do behind the scenes to make the magic happen. Today the company released a visualization of its “C.O.R.E.” (Content From a release sent to me by Yahoo: C.O.R.E. Every hour C.O.R.E. processes 1.2 MORE >>

Remote work may be a reality for freelancers with no managers eager to look over their shoulders, at plenty of tech firms that are comfortable with remote collaboration tools and edgy, young companies, but it’s still a long way from wide acceptance at your standard, stodgy corporate headquarters, right ? Maybe not. Sign up for a free trial. MORE >>

We’re in for more cloud/SaaS merger and acquisitions this year; will continued innovation triumph over old guard purchase integrations, and do the customers and prospects care as much as the financial markets think they do MORE >>