* It's been a longstanding thesis of mine that Google's ability to reorder information in microseconds, based on our declared intent through a search query, has habituated us to expect an immediate and relevant response from nearly every website - and in particular, commercial sites. In this post, I explore what that might look like. -. MORE >>

The summer issue of California Management Review a couple of years ago contains an article co-authored by myself together with Rob Cross of the University of Virginia, Kate Ehrlich of IBM, and John Helferich of Northeastern University, titled Managing Collaboration: Improving Team Effectiveness through a Network Perspective. Sales. Innovation. MORE >>

I am presenting at Tlt2010 in Saskatoon this morning. Here’s the overview: The network era is blurring the lines between working, learning and playing. As we become more connected, our governing models, our business structures, and our ways to support learning are all getting more complex. Net work means learning to work anew. MORE >>

Ricky Cheong, a student at Southern Cross University, is doing research on Personal Knowledge Management with Eric Tsui. As part of that research he did an online survey that was posted through many of the KM discussion groups. He's posted some preliminary results on slideshare. wonder how the whole project will turn out. MORE >>

This is very interesting news, but not unexpected if you've been paying attention. Note in the past I've predicted that Apple will not do web search, but will do "app search," because app search is essentially broken, if you can even call it search to begin with. It's more like directory navigation at this point. Or Facebook, for that matter? MORE >>