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Mainframe World - Sep 1, 2008
Now I like to think of myself as a mainframer - someone who appreciates all that mainframes have to offer in the world of computing. However, like everyone else who works with mainframes, I also use PCs. Now in the …
Also tagged: security, microsoft, office, windows, linux, blog, idc, mainframe, control, ibm, pcs, support, hp, macs, cost, scalability, parallels, vmware, citrix, gartner, buggy, costly, thin client, vdi, eddolls, desktop virtualization, service levels, enterprise strategy group, clearcube, virtual desktop infrastructure, windows terminal services, task based, ringcube, ica protocols, teradicci
elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog - Thinking Outside The Inbox - Aug 15, 2008
A few days back, Chris Brogan did it again and put together a very insightful and helpful blog post, specially for those folks who are not so sure about how to sell Social Computing to their managers and whoever else …
Also tagged: web 2 0, innovation, collaboration, social computing, learning, communities, social networks, social networking, social media, enterprise 2 0, social software, engagement, thought leadership, me me me, chris brogan, passion, commitment, no email, stowe boyd, excitement, managers, involvement, willingness, online collaboration, remote collaboration, social software adoption, management buy in, management 2 0, enterprise social software adoption, management adoption
Notes from the Toolshed: Developing Aptitudes for Dynamic Professional Growth - Jul 30, 2008
This is an interesting topic. I meet a lot of people who are constantly talking about how they are not recognized at work. How they can't get ahead. How management is so clueless about who really does the work. The …
Also tagged: salary, economy of one, getting a raise
.NET on the Operating Table - Jul 21, 2008
This is the second post in the series "Tools to become better Manager". In the first post we saw the tools that companies are using to communicate and collaborate . In this post, we look at the tools to manage work and …
.NET on the Operating Table - Jul 7, 2008
IT Tools can be invaluable to improve productivity and make workplace efficient and reduce costs at the same time. We take a bottom up approach in this series, starting from daily needs of each project team, move our …
Also tagged: sharepoint, microsoft, wiki, blog, ibm, collaborate, sametime, communicate, eroom
.NET Architecture & Development - Jun 11, 2008
I've recently taken on managerial duties of the software development group where I work. It's something I've been working towards for a long time. I'm still keeping the responsibilities of an actual developer, just …
Also tagged: development, software, general programming, team, attitude
All ITtoolbox Blogs - May 17, 2008
After a bit of hardware/system setup, I have jumped into MS CRM 4.0 customization. Here are some of my first thoughts about the product.
elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog - Thinking Outside The Inbox - Apr 11, 2008
Here is a blog post I have put together referencing another entry that I feel is going to be come an essential reading for all of those folks who would want to explore further the adoption of social computing within …
Also tagged: web 2 0, collaboration, social computing, learning, communities, social networking, km, social media, leadership, enterprise 2 0, knowledge management, museum, social software, zoo, kathy sierra, knowledge economy, knowledge sharing, remote collaboration, social software adoption, knowledge assets
The Bleeding Edge - Feb 16, 2008
I've been sick the last few days. The kid of sick where my throat feels like I swallowed a tumbleweed. I'm functional, but miserable and don't want to spread germs at work. Thing is, I haven't actually *talked to my …
The Bleeding Edge - Feb 15, 2008
I've been sick the last few days. The kid of sick where my throat feels like I swallowed a tumbleweed. I'm functional, but miserable and don't want to spread germs at work. Thing is, I haven't actually *talked to my …