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Enterprise 2.0 and Observable Work: Brian Tullis and Joe Crumpler, Burton Group Catalyst 2010 Santa Diego

July 29 2010, 17:54 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 87 views
Categories: Social Software, Collaboration, Social Computing, Enterprise 2.0
Blog1461:  July 29, 2010 2:48 PM, Posted by Greg Lloyd

Brian Tullis and Joe Crumpler did a lively talk on Enterprise 2.0 and Observable Work at the Burton Group Catalyst 2010 North America conference in San Diego. For those of us who couldn't be there in person, see their Abstract quoted below and the enthusiastic Twitter stream from 29 Jul 2010! I'll add a link to their speaker notes and slides when they become available. ...
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Intertwingled Work and Adaptive Case Management

July 05 2010, 21:10 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 116 views
Categories: Business Process Management (BPM)
Tuesday July 6, 2010: As promised, John Tropea posted a comprehensive analysis and synthesis on observable work and Adaptive Case Management (and much more) titled: Have we been doing Enterprise 2.0 in reverse : Socialising processes and Adaptive Case Management It's a great post that's long for a very good reason: John pulls together many themes with well-sourced references and quotes [ another apology to the easily distracted ]. I won't ...
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Intertwingled Work

July 05 2010, 10:00 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 128 views
Categories: Social Software, Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Social Computing, Enterprise 2.0
Blog1424:  July 5, 2010 11:59 AM, Posted by Greg Lloyd Last week's post by Jim McGee Managing the visibility of knowledge work kicked off a nice conversation on Observable Work (using a term introduced by Jon Udell) including: my blog post expanding on a comment I wrote on Jim's post ... That's a bunch of links! But I include them for a reason. 
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re: Enterprise 2.0 and Observable Work

June 25 2010, 15:25 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 144 views
Categories: Social Software, Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Social Computing, Enterprise 2.0
Friday June 25, 2010: Observable Work discussion centered on Jim McGee's original blog post Managing the visibility of knowledge work, including a comment and blog post: Observable Work: The Taming of the Flow by @briantullis and a comment and analysis with several well sourced examples by @johnt.
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Enterprise 2.0 and Observable Work

June 23 2010, 16:46 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 117 views
Categories: Social Software, Microblogging, Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Social Computing, Enterprise 2.0
Blog1351:  June 23, 2010 9:55 PM, Posted by Greg Lloyd
I really like Jim McGee's Jun 23 blog post Managing the visibility of knowledge work. Jim makes the excellent point that "Invisibility is an accidental and little-recognized characteristic of digital knowledge work." and points back to his 2002 post Knowledge Work as Craft Work to reflect on what Jim calls a "dangerous tension between industrial frameworks and ...
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Welcome to Traction TeamPage 5.0!

June 14 2010, 21:58 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 69 views
Categories: Social Software, Knowledge Management, Wikis, Collaboration, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
Blog1318:  June 15, 2010 5:26 AM, Posted by Greg Lloyd
On Tuesday Jun 15, 2010 we'll introduce Traction TeamPage Release 5.0 to the world at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston. TeamPage Release 5.0's new generation Proteus interface technology is fast, simple, and looks great. TeamPage 5.0 leverages this technology to add extensible personal profile pages, Twitter style personal status, group live blog technology, ...
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The spy who came in from the code | O'Reilly Radar | Carmen Medina interview

May 04 2010, 03:09 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 92 views
Categories: Social Software, Conferences, Collaboration, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0
Blog1306:  May 4, 2010 10:53 AM, Posted by Greg Lloyd
See The spy who came in from the code for James Turner's excellent O'Reilly Radar interview with Carmen Medina who recently retired from the CIA after 32 years after serving in roles including Deputy Director of Intelligence, and Director of the CIA's Center for the Study of Intelligence. Carmen was the keynote speaker at Traction Software's Oct 2009 Traction User Group ...
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Ada Lovelace Day | Fran Allen, IBM Fellow and A.M Turing Award Winner

March 23 2010, 16:34 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 66 views
Categories: Security, Social Computing
For the second annual Ada Lovelace Day, March 24, 2010 - celebrating women in science and technology - I've chosen to write about Frances E. Allen, IBM Fellow, Turing Award winner and pioneer in the theory and practice of optimizing compilers. I've never had the honor of meeting her in person, but I'll take the liberty of referring to her as "Fran", as she's referred to by everyone I've known who talked with personal knowledge, respect ...
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Garry Kasparov on Computer Chess and Enterprise 2.0

February 19 2010, 06:50 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 238 views
Categories: Collaboration
Blog1266:  February 19, 2010 2:43 PM, Posted by Greg Lloyd
Professor Andrew McAfee posted a very good business analysis of points made by Garry Kasparov in his Feb 11, 2010 New York Review of Books article on Diego Rasskin-Gutman's book Chess Metaphors: Artificial Intelligence and the Human Mind. Kasparov's summarized of his own thoughts as a Chess Grandmaster and world chess champion playing against - and losing to - IBM's Deep ...
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Doug Engelbart | 85th Birthday Jan 30, 2010

January 30 2010, 03:47 Posted in CMC | 0 comments , 253 views
Categories: Knowledge Management, Social Computing, Enterprise 2.0
Blog1246:  January 30, 2010 10:51 AM, Posted by Greg Lloyd

"DOUG Engelbart sat under a twenty-two-foot-high video screen, "dealing lighting with both hands." from What the Dormouse Said byJohn Markoff.  Doug's research focuses on how machines can aid people think and work, as groups as well as individuals, which lead me to nominate Doug along with Peter Drucker as a patron saint of Enterprise 2.0
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