Hooray Internet collaboration!
I hadn’t heard anything from my KMD2004 groupmates all weekend, so I was rather worried about the integrative summary that we were supposed to pass on Monday. I couldn’t find any drafts on the wiki or...
View ArticleSowing seeds: What is technology evangelism, anyway?
Today, I want to talk about grassroots adoption, when you’re trying to influence people around you to try out something new–a new tool, a new idea, a new way of working–without dictating to people. I...
View ArticleWriting presentation abstracts together
When Jennifer Okimoto pinged me about possibly putting together a presentation for Web 2.0 Expo 2009 in San Francisco, I perked up at the possibilities. I had been intimidated by the list of previous...
View ArticleAround the watercooler
I attended a virtual watercooler session for the IBM CommunityBuilders community yesterday afternoon. It was great hearing from other people who are also figuring out how to help others use social...
View ArticleSteeped in collaboration
Real World Strategy wrote of me: Here is somebody in their mid twenties who has already spent a decade immersed in a world of collaboration and web based networking. As William Gibson said, “The future...
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Large team challenges
What collaboration challenges do large teams face? Here are the key problems I often hear from people, organized in a rough flow of how teams encounter them within each category. Can you help me...
View ArticleOn getting started with collaboration
The hardest part of collaboration is getting started. In the days and weeks and months before you have a critical mass of people on board, your progress can seem very slow. There’s a lot of resistance....
View ArticleTools, big companies, and collaboration
I love building tools. I love making hard or tedious things easy. I could build tools all day. A big company like IBM is perfect for this. Not only is there a lot of infrastructure I can build on top...
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