A week in Tweets: 15-21 Nov 09
Back with another stack of Tweets and links – not quite as many as last week. More after the ‘Read more…’ link, anyway.
Tag: Business
New posts on my SideWise blog
Been some time here since I mentioned my other more business-oriented weblog, SideWise.biz. I’ve added a fair few items over the past few months: The market as economy: how ‘the market’ consists of much more than just transactions, and how …
A week in Tweets: 8-14 Nov 09
Another week, another collection of Tweets and links, perhaps rather longer than usual this time. More after the ‘More info…’ link.
The strange joys of the anti-vacation
“Information overload!”, wails my colleague Anders Østergaard on Twitter, “I want vacation, now!” Well, if you need a vacation, and there’s none available, surely there’s always the option of an anti-vacation? Let me explain – from my current first-hand experience. …
A week in Tweets: 1-7 Nov 09
Another week’s collection of Tweets and links, somewhat fragmentary whilst I’m on my travels.
A week in Tweets: 25-31 Oct 09
Another week, another collection of Tweets and links, in the usual categories. A shorter list this time, after the ‘More’ link…
A week in Tweets: 18-24 Oct 09
And finally the Tweets and links from the week during and after the TOGAF Hong Kong conference. (See the earlier post for the Twitterstream at the conference itself.)
Business is social, business as purpose
A Tweet-stream from social-media guru Oscar Berg caught my eye this morning, because it’s highly relevant to the architecture of the enterprise: successful social business design requires insight that business has always been social // the difference now from then …
Underwhelmed at ‘Enterprise 2.0’ response
Like Oscar Berg, I’ve been decidedly underwhelmed at Andrew McAfee’s response to our critiques of his definition of ‘Enterprise 2.0’. To me he hasn’t addressed any of the critique at all. For what it’s worth, I posted a comment to …
‘Economics’ – the worst term-hijack ever?
Continuing the theme of the dangers of term-hijack, is the current usage of the term ‘economics’ the worst term-hijack ever? In almost all references to ‘economics’ these days, it’s clear that the term is meant to mean ‘money on a …