- May 30, 2006
The last thing I did yesterday before packing, was to talk to Nicole Simon and give her an interview on the Consulting Session that I will be running at reboot.
Download MP3 (15 min, 8.7 MB)
Shownotes:
00:00 On the Consultants' Session, Issues around Technology and Web X.0 consulting. "Selling without selling out."
05:00 On the Diversity Session
06:30 "What has changed for you since last reboot" I talk about how my consulting work around social software has changed.
08:45 We get all...
http://www.roell.net/weblog/archiv/2006/05/30/reboot_preboot.shtml
- May 26, 2006
I was going to post a clever comment on how the solution to the problem that "Web 2.0" might become a registered service mark, is to change to "Web 3.0". Turns out that already many others had that idea. Too bad. ;-)
If you don't know what I'm talking about: CMP, a company working with O'Reilly, is trying to register "Web 2.0" as a service mark for live events, such as conferences. They sent a cease-and-desist letter to ITCork who wanted to hold a "Web 2.0" conference. Fun.
Via Chris...
http://www.roell.net/weblog/archiv/2006/05/26/the_solution_to_the_web_20_trademark_problem...
- May 22, 2006
If you are interested in reboot and have an account on OpenBC (or want one), then join the group "reboot" on OpenBC!
http://www.roell.net/weblog/archiv/2006/05/22/reboot_openbc.shtml
- May 18, 2006
Ingo Forstenlechner writes an interesting post about the not so formal KM job track. He links over to Jack Vinson, who asks: Is there a KM job track
The short answer is "no", and I know at least one of my readers has a story to share here.
There is a longer answer, which includes this interesting observation (citing Jack Vinson):
My observations are that just-out-of-school KM positions are things like (KM) system administrators, community managers and data analysts. As people gain more...
http://www.roell.net/weblog/archiv/2006/05/18/finding_a_kmjob.shtml
- May 18, 2006
Hothouse Meetings is the new company of Martin Leith.
A Hothouse is a business meeting, lasting one day or longer, in which stakeholders in an innovation, change or development project get together, often in large numbers and with widely-differing needs and interests, to explore the issues, share ideas, pool their knowledge, make decisions and develop plans for collaborative action.
I met Martin at KnowledgeBoard Contactivity 2006 where he facilitated the Open Space session.
Have a look at...
http://www.roell.net/weblog/archiv/2006/05/18/martin_leith_starts_hothouse_meetings.shtml
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