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144 Articles match "2006","Messages"
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Rust , Christine Moorman , and Gaurav Bhalla Because companies can now interact directly with customers, they must radically reorganize to put cultivating relationships ahead of building brands. Read the HBR In Brief Print Email Purchase Article Text Size Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size ABOVE Michel de Broin , Encircling, 2006, Asphalt, yellow paint, road sign, 14.8 Cultivating Customers Not long ago, companies looking to get a message out to a large population had only one real option: blanket a huge swath of customers simultaneously,
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
These functions incorporate the essence of expertise management that I wrote about here and here back in 2006. doesn’t allow for anything else than voice and SMS / text messages. Tags: Finding Experts , Expertise Location , Expertise Locators , Web 2.0 , Experts , Subject Matter Experts , Enterprise Micro-Sharing , Enterprise Micro-Blogging , Micro-Blogging , Micro-Sharing , Lotus Connections , Connections , Real-Time , Business Cases , Use Cases , Enterprise If you would remember, last week I posted a blog entry around the topic of " Finding Experts in Your Company … Through Micro-Sharing " where I mentioned how perhaps one of the most powerful expertise location tools available out there within the corporate world would probably be Enterprise Micro-sharing/-blogging.
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Monday, February 15, 2010
So the media is not just the message (as per McLuhan ) but it is the message and the messengers. Technology Social software becomes, therefore, the technology side of the definition of social media, and we use it when we refer specifically to software that enables and supports personal interaction. Andrew McAfee first used the phrase emergent social software platforms in his May 2006 definition of Enterprise 2.0. I recently tweeted an observation of David Weinberger' s on how our language has shifted: Over the past decade, we’ve gone from talking about social circles to social networks.
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Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch UK TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Jobs Twitter CrunchBar
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Thursday, September 28, 2006
Teamspeak seems to work better at low bandwidth than Skype, although the quality of the sound can be reduced. The next interview took place at July 3, 2006 with Dorine Ruter from ETC. Meeting at a distance “Over a year ago the programme committee of RUAF (Resource Centres for Urban Agriculture and Food Security - www.ruaf.org) came to me with the question whether I knew a tool that would make it possible to conduct a meeting over the internet. Besides that, chatty conversations can become chaotic really fast if everybody replies to the same message. The tool: Teamspeak Teamspeak is a software application for online meetings.
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Thursday, November 2, 2006
People get the feeling that sending a message to a D-group or placing a thought on a Wiki is a form of official publishing. What do the different stories tell us? We tried to cover the field of e-collaboration among Dutch NGOs as broadly as possible, to give an impression of the many different ways Dutch NGOs use e-collaboration in their work. The interviews are held with one person from an organisation, who was in
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Thursday, September 28, 2006
The system is e-mail based, but has an online platform as well, where message, resources, members and a calendar are accessible. In 2006, 12.000 messages pass through Dgroups every month, and a 1000 files or links to files are shared. In total, since the beginning of Dgroups, 288.000 messages have passed and 27.000 resources. Last week we had several discussions on how to get lively discussions going on online fora. It made me think again about the success of Dgroups "the starting point for fostering groups and communities in international development " and how
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Sunday, May 7, 2006
For example, to search for "peanuts" send an email to www@web2mail.com with the subject "search peanuts" in your email message. Now that I have a broadband connection, I almost forget how I used the web in Takoradi (with an unreliable dial-up connection). Basically doing as much as possible offline and hoping you'd not have large attachments (or when there were large attachments, hoping the connection would not be broken).
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Friday, May 19, 2006
41% of women had subscribed to e-conferences but never sent messages, as compared to only 17% of men. There are gender differences in the use of internet. The potential and use of electronic conferencing: a study of women's involvement in a global context looks at steps that can be taken by e-conference organizers to promote greater participation by women in the south. The article starts from the premises that there is a link between information and empowerment, and women should not miss out on the benefits offered by the information revolution.
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Friday, August 18, 2006
This is what I got: * Click here to see previous messages [16/08/2006 15:40:03] henry says: can you here me [16/08/2006 15:40:10] henry says: can't hear anyone [16/08/2006 15:41:17] Paa Kwesi Imbeah says: we're starting afresh [16/08/2006 15:41:26] henry says: ok [16/08/2006 15:41:32] Ibrahim Inusah says: can also here anyone [16/08/2006 15:41:49] Paa Kwesi Imbeah says: Joitske is reconnecting everyone [16/08/2006 15:41:58] henry says: ok [16/08/2006 15:42:22] Gerard Meijssen says: if everyone is in this chat you can just click on "conference" [16/08/2006 15:43:53] henry says: hello can you hear
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Friday, June 30, 2006
When presenting something, think about ‘what’s in it for me’ while packaging your advocacy messag As I said in an earlier blogpost , Mr. Boateng who is a board member of GAPVOD, the NGO umbrella organisation of Ghana, gave an excellent and inspiring talk about networks in Ghana. Though not all networks in Ghana have learning at their core, as communities of practice have, I think it is interesting to explore where these dynamics stimulate or inhibit communities
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Tuesday, August 15, 2006
And one thing which resonated with my experiences: HR, country managers and IT must convey consistent messages to employees. but from my experience, it is sometimes hard for them to see that they send contradictory messages, and even what they say and do may be contradictory). There is an interview with Martin Dugage available in the May issue of IK magazine , I found it through his blog . It is one of the few descriptions of French experiences I've come across and very practical.
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Monday, March 6, 2006
Her -younger- brother was surprised that she was sending sms-messages (she had come back from Indonesia where everyone was sending sms' all the time). For instance I assumed that people in the Netherlands are comfortable with e-mail; for a CoP using a mailing list I learned that at the one end a person was subscribed to 100 mailing lists, on the other hand a person felt overwhelmed by the number of messages which wasn't more than 5 per wee We had a friend over for dinner and discussed changing use of technologies: we had made the appointment by exchanging 2-3 mails whereas 1 year ago, we would use a phone call to make appointments.
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