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Welcome to Human Capitalist 2.0: Mapping the Future of Work

Welcome to Human Capitalist 2.0: Mapping the Future of Work

By Jason Corsello on July 17, 2013

Today’s global workforce faces some unprecedented challenges — and truly historic opportunities. In the United States alone, companies are managing significant proportions of four generations of workers side-by-side — Millennials, Gen-Xers, Baby Boomers, and (in greater proportion than ever before) seniors. At the same time, a dazzling array of new technologies and social platforms taking root in the […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, talent management

Maintaining Ethical Standards As An Industry Analyst And Enterprise Consultant

Maintaining Ethical Standards As An Industry Analyst And Enterprise Consultant

By Sandy Kemsley on April 2, 2013

Every once in a while, someone suggests that vendors pay me for coverage. The latest accusation actually used the term “pay-for-play”, which is a derogatory term for industry analysts who require that vendors be their paid clients before they receive any coverage by the analyst, and is often considered to be unethical. Vendors who work […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, BPM, Business process management, modeling, rant, vendors, White paper | 1 Response

Lightening Up The Travel Gear

Lightening Up The Travel Gear

By Sandy Kemsley on March 28, 2013

Last week at bpmNEXT was my first solo outing with the new blogging setup: Google Nexus 7 tablet, Logitech Bluetooth keyboard, and WordPress app for Android. I was also working on a white paper for a client, so had to edit and view documents in Word and PowerPoint formats, for which I use use the […]

Posted in Business | Tagged blogging, BPM, Business process management, Logitech, modeling, Nexus, wordpress

New Toys

New Toys

By Sandy Kemsley on December 10, 2012

For those of you who see me at conferences occasionally, you may see a new (and even smaller) setup in front of me next time: my Google Nexus 7 tablet (which I carry with me anyway as an ebook reader and general media device) and a new Logitech Tablet Keyboard for Android, plus the WordPress […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged blogging, BPM, Business process management, modeling, technology

Is Social Marketing Replacing Content Marketing - or Enhancing It?

Is Social Marketing Replacing Content Marketing – or Enhancing It?

By Chris Selland on January 30, 2012

Interesting post by David Strom on ReadWriteWeb this past weekend – Blogging Declines Across the Inc. 500. As stated in the UMass Dartmouth study behind the headline: Fifty percent of the 2010 Inc. 500 had a corporate blog, up from 45% in 2009 and 39% in 2008. In this new 2011 study, the use of […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, content marketing, Facebook, Inbound marketing, linkedin, social marketing, Twitter | 2 Responses

The Youngest Enterprise (?) Irregular (!) Blogger

The Youngest Enterprise (?) Irregular (!) Blogger

By Zoli Erdos on July 13, 2011

OK, so I am not so sure about the Enterprise part, but definitely Irregular.  Fellow EI Dennis Moore‘s son, Josh is now a pro blogger, publishing product reviews @ GottaBeMobile.  Don’t expect him to review SAP, Oracle, Workday, NetSuite and the like… Josh leaves such boring stuff to his Dad.  For now he focuses iPad, Android, […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, gottabemobile, Joshua Moore | 2 Responses

Social Media Week London - more out than in

Social Media Week London – more out than in

By David Terrar on February 27, 2011

Earlier this month, starting February 7, Social Media Week ran in 9 cities, with plenty of events running in London.  I watched some of the live streams from Likeminds based events that sounded very good in terms of content although they hit some broadcast problems, kept in touch via the Twitter hashtag and then I […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, London, Social Media, social media week | 1 Response

Improve Your Blog Reading Signal to Noise Ratio

Improve Your Blog Reading Signal to Noise Ratio

By Bob Warfield on December 26, 2010

Since I subscribe to almost 200 blogs, it’s critical for me to keep a high signal to noise ratio.  In other words, the posts that show up in my reader need to be things I really want to read.  If I’m spending all my time separating the wheat from the chaff, then I’m wasting my […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, google, Google Reader, ReadWriteWeb, RSS, signal to noise ratio, strategy, TechCrunch, TechMeme, Twitter, Web 2.0

Trouble in WordPress Land. Here’s the Band-Aid

Trouble in WordPress Land. Here’s the Band-Aid

By Zoli Erdos on October 4, 2010

If you run a WordPress blog and can’t get into your Admin Panel today, you’re not alone.  Or to be more specific, you can get in for a second, then the page blanks out.  If you are fast enough to click on a function in that second, you’re lucky – or if you know the […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged blogging, pressharbor, stats, wordpress, wordpress.com, wp plugins

Congratulations to TechCrunch

Congratulations to TechCrunch

By Jeff Nolan on September 28, 2010

TechCrunch is being acquired by AOL . I’m sure you picked up something about this in your reading today… I met Mike many years ago when he started TechCrunch and it was evident that his particular genius was identifying a segment of the media ecosystem that was ripe for disruption. His single minded focus and […]

Posted in Business | Tagged AOL, blogging, media, Michael Arrington, TechCrunch, TechCrunch Disrupt

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