I recently attended an event on knowledge management and web 2.0 held at a major Boston law firm for people who work in knowledge management at legal firms. served on a panel, Blogging as Knowledge Management. Jack Vinson, who also served on the panel covered our session in his post, NY-Toronto Law Firm KM Summit 2008 in Boston , so I defer to him. MORE >>

The Institute for the Future published a report last year, that I just came across, on The Future of Work. It discusses the integration of work and technology, which of course is part of my area of focus – learning, work & technology MORE >>

Seems like every day a new online data storage service opens its servers to the world, practically begging users to eat up their bandwidth and store their data, or at least back it up, to "the cloud." We've noted, reviewed, and shared a good number of hacks for these services, many of which offer gigabytes of free storage. MORE >>

“Paperless Office.&#. That has a nice ring to it. But is it really attainable for anyone other than those who can get obsessive about scanning and shredding? I’ve been trying to reduce paper, but in the process, I’ve felt a mental backlash that is driving me back to paper. My Failed Attempts at Paperless. Advice from Our Bloggers. MORE >>

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Lotusphere 2008: IBM Research - Glimpsing The Future | Main | Lotusphere 2008: Social Computing Keynote » January 22, 2008 Why Is Social Software So Important? Two assertions form the baseline for why social software is important to the enterprise. MORE >>