are blocking the use of social networking tools for their employees, so that they wouldn’t waste time at work, or goof around unnecessarily. You told us we can’t use these social networking tools at work, so we are not going to start now ” is what most folks would probably say. Essentially, personal, private use. . MORE >>

Perhaps though, it is too enthusiastic about social tools (blogs, wikis, social networks, tagging) in-and-of-themselves solving a complex challenge in many large organizations (finding experts/expertise). Ownership: Management might not want to make the expert visible, or share the expert with others in the organization. top-down). MORE >>

Well, now, here it comes The Share Economy with a far too similar mantra that most of us, socially networked knowledge workers, have been embracing, and living!, for a good while now: Sharing! And all of that, because of a single magical word: share! Sharing for the sake of sharing. Let’s share! MORE >>

So since a bunch of folks have asked me to share my thoughts about the overall user experience I thought I would put together this particular blog entry where I could describe a little bit what it is like: well, to me, it’s like being all over 2007, once again! But let’s get started with things properly. Even for us. Till 2007. MORE >>

That man has got plenty of golden nuggets to share around the topics of Knowledge Sharing, Collaboration, Communities, Learning and Enterprise 2.0 Have you checked out one of his most recent blog posts on Why is Knowledge Sharing Important? Create habits and routines for sharing: Yes, that’s right! surely do! Still. MORE >>