I'm sorry to say that I've been spending a lot of time lately with staff working in organizations that aren't that into professional development. Because of time and financial constraints, training is not a priority and there is little attention paid to ensuring that staff have the skills and knowledge to perform their jobs. few thoughts. MORE >>

MIT’s Andrew McAfee, one of the world’s leading advocates of Enterprise 2.0, says he has started to notice a “ sea change&# in enterprise and CIO thinking about the Enterprise 2.o constellation of capabilities. had much to offer their organizations. have been hearing similar messages from CIOs over the past year, and Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

I’m not a big fan of email. Actually, let me take that one step further: I hate spending time on email. But for those of us who do most of our work online, we can’t escape it. As a result, we have to make the best of it by being really good at it. When was the last time you took a hard look at the emails you send to other people? MORE >>

Here is a good idea and smart approach to content overload. In 2008 there was more content produced through the Web than the entire previous years. Then it was repeated again in 2009.    We need to go beyond simply search to filter down content to find what interest us.   Here is a list of people.     MORE >>

Tweet Inspired by Jay Cross,  Amanda Fenton asks how her Corporate Learning department could better meet the needs of employees. think these are excellent questions and the answers form the basis of addressing how to integrate work and learning in the enterprise. How could we better support this and shift our time and money? MORE >>