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The example which struck me was the example of the MBTI synergy group: The MBTI Synergy Group was a spontaneous creation of all the people who attended the MBTI accreditation course in April, 2004. (MBTI The ‘group’ still exists (August 2005) but now has perhaps only one exchange in several weeks. Source: Bharat Krishnan, Note for CoP Study, Aug 2005 The interesting conclusion is that this group was not sustained beyond a certain point because the members could not practice what they were discussing. SCD and Intercooperation have commissioned a study called Experiences with communities of practice in India , an important resource published in december 2005.

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An example of how one organization saw email volumes reduce after embracing SharePoint. " Facilitating Distributed Meetings ... Rachel has pointers about facilitation of distributed meetings, from an Agile perspective. " Gary is a project manager who is being asked to use an Agile approach and at the same time work with a team with members dispersed between different countries.

In case you missed them, find below our top five posts in August. Our most popular post is August outlines five things to consider when writing a social media policy for your firm. In August, Isakson updated this presentation and theory for 2009, with an equally good presentation on what’s next in marketing and advertising. Image by Michael | Ruiz via Flickr At FreshNetworks we aim to bring you the best posts in social media, online communities and customer engagement online.

Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life Truth, Justice and the Pursuit of Excellent Software Navigation for Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - The Difference between a Social Network Site, a Social Graph Application and a Social OS Content Sidebar Footer August 30, 2007 @ 09:18 AM Comments [6] The Difference between a Social Network Site, a Social Graph Application and a Social OS Recently someone at work asked me if I thought

UPDATE: The Venn diagram photo which accompanies Teds piece (above) is sourced here: [link] by Nancy White , a well known and highly respected e-facilitation and e-community specialist. Posted by Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach on August 5, 2007 10:32 PM | Permalink

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