Top Work Literacy Trends Analysis Content for Sun.Sep 18, 2011

TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS SEPTEMBER 18, 2011 Angry Birds and productivity at work: why distractions can help On Friday a journalist from the Herald Sun called me to ask for my response to an ‘analysis’ suggesting that $1.4 billion of worker productivity is lost to playing Angry Birds. was quoted: Chairman of Advanced Human Technologies Ross Dawson told news.com.au It’s only an issue if it becomes excessive. MORE >>	INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG SEPTEMBER 18, 2011 LOEX call for proposals The theme is: Energize! Accelerate! Transform! Proposals are due on Friday, November 18, 2011. events MORE >>	WEB WORKER DAILY SEPTEMBER 18, 2011 Data super friends: can social media and enterprise applications team up? But how are companies in other industries leveraging the big data that’s erupting from social media services? The roadblocks. Choose your connections. MORE >>	JON HUSBAND SEPTEMBER 18, 2011 "Do You Know About Wirearchy". Interview (From 2007) Here are Jon’s thoughts on the future of work and wirearchy. These days I tend to call myself a techno-anthropologist. Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>
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PORTALS AND KM | SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011
Shopping at Harrison’s Salem MA

It is Fall and Halloween is tomorrow, the prime time of the year for Salem, MA. Salem is a very eclectic city with many interesting shops. used to work there. One of the more usual is Harrison’s at 252 Essex St. next to my old barber shop. Here are some of the goods. MORE >>

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FUTURE OF WORK | SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011
Future of Work Agenda Newsletter: September 2011

This is the September 2011 issue of our free monthly newsletter, Future of Work Agenda. We welcome comments on any of these articles. You can also access the newsletter directly on our website, at this link. think I start off every September issue the same way: Where did the summer go? And how come it was so busy? Special Announcement. MORE >>

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