By Daniel J. Pritchett on November 13, 2009
The second annual BarCamp Memphis is finally here!
Tomorrow I’ll be heading to the MASE building to listen in to soome good presentations, panels, and wide-open discussions (“core conversations”) about technology development, new media, and entrepreneurship.
My two scheduled sessions are:
“Social Tools in the Enterprise” with Ryan Hinricher. Ryan and I are going to get into the [...]
Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged barcamp, Bob Hazlett, Collaborative software, enterprise, Enterprise social software, Google Wave, Jive, lunaweb, Microsoft SharePoint, ruby, ruby on rails, Ryan Hinricher, software as a service | Leave a response
By Daniel J. Pritchett on March 20, 2009
Updated 10/2009: If you’re looking to set up a Facebook-style network inside of your organization please take a look at this new post on internal Facebooks and expert location. You’ll find some advice you can act on there! – Daniel
Who knew I was looking for diversity?
This morning I had the privilege of participating in [...]
Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged business, Collaboration, diversity, e2.0, enterprise, facebook, inclusion, Microsoft SharePoint, office, Online Communities, open source, project management, sharepoint, social, Social network, social networking, white label, workplace | 17 Responses
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