Archive for September, 2007

Client relationships – getting a helping hand

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 30, 2007
Filed in Anecdotes, Collaboration

We are lucky to have many terrific clients that we love working with. Here’s an example of a strong client relationship.

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Read our blog using our RSS feed

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 29, 2007
Filed in Collaboration

I’m hoping everyone who reads our blog is reading it by subscribing to our RSS feed. Now if that sentence made no sense to you, …

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Why have a knowledge strategy? Emotions count

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 29, 2007
Filed in Strategy

The Democratic party in the US has had a pretty rough trot in terms of the number of Democratic Presidents that managed to secure a …

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Social bookmarking

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 27, 2007
Filed in Collaboration

One of the new practices that will be essential at a time when information volumes are exploding is social bookmarking. That’s because with social bookmarking …

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Intranets 2.0

Posted by  Daryl Cook —September 27, 2007
Filed in Collaboration

Last week I was lucky enough to go along to the Intranets ’07 forum in Sydney and had the opportunity to see what a number …

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Patrick Lambe in Melbourne – The Vices and Virtues of Knowledge Management

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 27, 2007
Filed in Events

Friends of Anecdote are invited to join our colleagues in the Knowledge Management Leadership Forum and the KM Round Table to an evening seminar with …

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Shane Warne – David O’Doherty summed it up

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 24, 2007
Filed in Fun

Maister on Trust

Posted by  Mark Schenk —September 24, 2007
Filed in Anecdotes, Culture

David Maister has an excellent podcast series. Some time ago I listened to his podcast on earning trust and the useful way he provides to …

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Social search – getting your community and colleagues to help improve findability

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 24, 2007
Filed in Communication

Why does Google work? Because on the internet people link between sites. Popular sites are popular probably because they are relevant and more people link …

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Chasing cool

Posted by  Shawn Callahan —September 23, 2007
Filed in Strategy

Who is prescient enough to be able to consistently predict the future? These researchers think they can. Coolhunting: Chasing Down the Next Big Thing via …

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