Jacob Morgan recently wrote an interesting post, Do Organizations Need a Chief Collaboration Officer? Whatever you decide to call this person, I think that there is a compelling argument that someone at a senior level needs to have his or her sole responsibility be to support collaboration across the enterprise. would underscore the second point. MORE >>

Tweet Are you on Facebook? Who isn’t these days? Here’s Here’s a question about using Facebook as an extension of work or classroom learning. Is it ethical to force people (over whom you have some power & authority) to use Facebook, a proprietary platform that tracks users & sells their data to third parties? MORE >>

I want to support David Kelly’s Learning Styles Awareness Day , but have written pretty much all I want to say on the matter. In short, yes, learners differ. And, as a conversation with someone reminded me, it helps for learners to look at how they learn, so as to find ways to optimize their chances for success. So what to do? MORE >>

I recently spoke at an event organised by Building the Organisation of Tomorrow , a group created by alumni of University of Technology Sydney’s Master of Business in IT Management program. Below are notes from the three speakers. Bryan Fenech spoke about what the organisation of tomorrow will look like. The over-riding theme is freedom. MORE >>

Going mobile in the enterprise sounds sexy, but there’s far more to it than just handing out smartphones and tablets to employees. Symphony Teleca , created by the merger of two companies this month , offers up this infographic to highlight the necessary moving parts of a complete enterprise mobility strategy. Sign up for a free trial. MORE >>