Michael Sampson - Currents

APRIL 25, 2012

Chad Schorr from Associated Press is talking about reimagining the digital newsroom with SharePoint. Key points: - Chad used to think that SharePoint was a side player. The AP built a new editorial approach on SharePoint for publishing news. Three themes: - SharePoint can be used for your tier 1 mission critical applications. You can run your business on SharePoint. SharePoint is a foundation for solutions. Get creative and don't feel confined.

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Michael Sampson - Currents

MARCH 6, 2011

Chad has been writing about leadership, and one of the words he has been exploring is "collaborate." Chad explores how collaboration is different from contribution. See the practice section in my blog post on the 3 P's of collaboration - Chad and I have a very similar view. Anyway, it's a good article - thanks to Chad for sharing his thoughts.

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How to Save the World

DECEMBER 3, 2007

December 3, 2007 Gangs and the Malleability of Human Ethics (posted from Vancouver) O bserversof the now decade-long intractable genocides and civil wars in Darfur,Somalia, Chad, Zaire and other African nations describe the same gangphenomena repeated endlessly: Men horrifically tortured andslaughtered, women systematically and repeatedly raped, childrenkidnapped and forced into slavery and military duty, animals and otherresources stolen, and villages burned to the ground.

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Nancy White

JULY 3, 2011

Best of Mobile Learning June 1, 2011 to June 30, 2011 Featured Sources The following are the top items from featured sources based on social signals.

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Portals and KM

NOVEMBER 27, 2015

Another neighbor, Chad Toups, brought his high energy funk band, Noisewater. Every year the weekend before Thanksgiving brings us two great free festivals, Cops2 Blues and Oak Street Poboy.

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Engineers without Fears

NOVEMBER 30, 2007

Patrick talks about the death of email and points to this article by Chad Lorenz. Email usage has already peaked for US teens. The rest of us will take a while to catch up but it can't be far away. When I reflect on over a decade of online use and abuse (my masters thesis in '97 looked at the use of internet technology by information brokers), email has kept me in touch with existing friends but it has rarely allowed me to widen my social circle.

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Elsua

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NOVEMBER 29, 2007

And Chad Lorenz recently pointed to evidence that teenagers are steadily abandoning email as a platform for communications – raising a bit of a storm in the process. www.straitsknowledge.com blog articles how-to guides events publications book videos about Email is Dead?

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John Tropea - Delicious Social Network KM

FEBRUARY 23, 2009

For Managers For Educators For Corporate Buyers Harvard Business Review Visit Harvard Business School Harvard Business Review Harvard Business Publishing Archive/Back Issues Customer Service HBR Email Newsletters Cart Store All Products All Articles Sign In or Subscribe Now How Social Networks Network Best by Alex Pentland The humble bee has much to teach us about the flow ofinformation in our own organizations.

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DECEMBER 2, 2007

Gangs and the Malleability of Human Ethics: Observers of the now decade-long intractable genocides and civil warsin Darfur, Somalia, Chad, Zaire and other African nations describe thesame gang phenomena repeated endlessly: Men horrifically tortured andslaughtered, women systematically and repeatedly raped, childrenkidnapped and forced into slavery and military duty, animals and otherresources stolen, and villages burned to the ground.

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NOVEMBER 18, 2007

Gangs and the Malleability of Human Ethics: Observers of the now decade-long intractable genocides and civil warsin Darfur, Somalia, Chad, Zaire and other African nations describe thesame gang phenomena repeated endlessly: Men horrifically tortured andslaughtered, women systematically and repeatedly raped, childrenkidnapped and forced into slavery and military duty, animals and otherresources stolen, and villages burned to the ground.

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John Tropea - Delicious Social Network

NOVEMBER 5, 2007

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John Tropea - Delicious Collaboration

NOVEMBER 11, 2007

The McKinsey Quarterly Home McKinsey & Company McKinsey Global Institute china.mckinseyquarterly.com Help [+] Log In Register close Register Member Center The McKinsey Quarterly is the business journal of McKinsey & Company. Register now for immediate access to hundreds of articles. First time here? Read our Quarterly Basics. Forgot Password?

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John Tropea - Delicious Collaboration

NOVEMBER 11, 2007

The McKinsey Quarterly Home McKinsey & Company McKinsey Global Institute china.mckinseyquarterly.com Help [+] Log In Register close Register Member Center The McKinsey Quarterly is the business journal of McKinsey & Company. Register now for immediate access to hundreds of articles. First time here? Read our Quarterly Basics. Forgot Password?

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John Tropea - Delicious Community

SEPTEMBER 9, 2007

Feb 24, 09 About Stuff Shelter Cities Community Business Politics Planet Cliff Figallo and the Evolution of Virtual Community Jon Lebkowsky August 27, 2007 7:34 AM Cliff Figallo is a man with deep roots in the evolution of the social internet.

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How to Save the World

NOVEMBER 11, 2007

Gangs and the Malleability of Human Ethics: Observers of the now decade-long intractable genocides and civil warsin Darfur, Somalia, Chad, Zaire and other African nations describe thesame gang phenomena repeated endlessly: Men horrifically tortured andslaughtered, women systematically and repeatedly raped, childrenkidnapped and forced into slavery and military duty, animals and otherresources stolen, and villages burned to the ground.

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How to Save the World

NOVEMBER 4, 2007

Gangs and the Malleability of Human Ethics: Observers of the now decade-long intractable genocides and civil warsin Darfur, Somalia, Chad, Zaire and other African nations describe thesame gang phenomena repeated endlessly: Men horrifically tortured andslaughtered, women systematically and repeatedly raped, childrenkidnapped and forced into slavery and military duty, animals and otherresources stolen, and villages burned to the ground.

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How to Save the World

OCTOBER 28, 2007

Gangs and the Malleability of Human Ethics: Observers of the now decade-long intractable genocides and civil warsin Darfur, Somalia, Chad, Zaire and other African nations describe thesame gang phenomena repeated endlessly: Men horrifically tortured andslaughtered, women systematically and repeatedly raped, childrenkidnapped and forced into slavery and military duty, animals and otherresources stolen, and villages burned to the ground.

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How to Save the World

OCTOBER 21, 2007

Gangs and the Malleability of Human Ethics: Observers of the now decade-long intractable genocides and civil warsin Darfur, Somalia, Chad, Zaire and other African nations describe thesame gang phenomena repeated endlessly: Men horrifically tortured andslaughtered, women systematically and repeatedly raped, childrenkidnapped and forced into slavery and military duty, animals and otherresources stolen, and villages burned to the ground.

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John Tropea - Delicious Social Network KM

APRIL 16, 2007

April 18th, 2007 at 9:24 pm Chad says: I wish I stayed up on all my feed reading! Solution Watch 8apps: Social Networking for Productive People Last year I had selected the task management solution Orchestrate as a top pick in 25 To Do Lists to Stay Productive.

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