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Sense-making
Synthesis (describing patterns, trends or flows in large amounts of information)
The term personal knowledge management (PKM) isn’t about management in a business sense but rather how we can manage to make sense of information and experience in our electronic surround.
Personal – according to one’s abilities, interests & motivation (not directed by external forces).
Harold Jarche
- Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Bringing User Centered Design to the Agile Environment
In this article, I will describe Agile and attempt to illuminate a potential minefield for those who are swept up in the fervor of this development trend and want to jump in headlong. not each and every navigation label, task or tool but rather the interface and interaction patterns that will persist. When the exciting opportunity to work in a post-bubble dot.com startup arose, I jumped to take it. I
Boxes and Arrows
- Sunday, January 31, 2010
Survey: New Social Networking Patterns Among ‘Generation Jones’
Lori Bitter, president of Continuum Crew, had this to say about Generation Jones social networkers: “The aging of America is shaping global marketing trends and no one is fueling the zeitgeist more than Boomers, who are craving a story and a reason to align themselves with a brand. While social networking is seen as an activity dominated by younger generations, new research shows Baby Boomers are getting into the game as well. At least, the younger cohorts of Baby Boomers — the ones that missed Woodstock because it would have taken them way past their bedtimes.
The FASTForward Blog
- Friday, January 29, 2010
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Design Patterns for Coworking
Broadly speaking, Holsten’s patterns for coworking aggregate the best practices and advice of a large proportion of the global coworking community into an easily digestible set of wiki guides that cover…
One of the great strengths of the global coworking community is the willingness to share knowledge and best practice without restriction and with openness wired into the very values of this community.
Recently a member of the global coworking mailing list , Joseph Holsten) recently created what’s essentially a recipe book of ‘how to’ guides
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Telecommuting Trends
There seems to be a perfect storm brewing - of technological innovation, improved competitiveness, soaring fuel costs and a desire to tackle climate change - that might push telecommuting and remote working into the default pattern of work for most employers.
This month’s Economist, in an article called Home warriors , explores some fascinating issues around the implications of telecommuting and its implications on energy, policy and employment…not simply the availability of connectivity and email.
The writer argues that though technology and infrastructure has long
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E2.0 Adoption Patterns and the Information Hub (Fusion ECM)
Adoption Patterns and the Information Hub By billy.cripe on March 5, 2009 5:15 PM First: this post was inspired by THIS BLOG POST . As more people interact with the same information object through the different channels the network effects and adoption patterns feed on themselves.
blogs.oracle.com
- Monday, March 16, 2009
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Survey: New Social Networking Patterns Among ‘Generation Jones’
Lori Bitter, president of Continuum Crew, had this to say about Generation Jones social networkers: “The aging of America is shaping global marketing trends and no one is fueling the zeitgeist more than Boomers, who are craving a story and a reason to align themselves with a brand. While social networking is seen as an activity dominated by younger generations, new research shows Baby Boomers are getting into the game as well. At least, the younger cohorts of Baby Boomers — the ones that missed Woodstock because it would have taken them way past their bedtimes.
The FASTForward Blog
- Friday, January 29, 2010
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Now a major trend: Information visualization for everyone
œWith visualization, it might be possible to open your eyes and see something that will help youâ€� — for instance, patterns, clusters, gaps or outliers in the data.
We can now declare information visualization a major trend that will shape how we work and interact with the world over the next years and decade New York Times has a nice article on the collaborative information visualization tool Many Eyes . I
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Seven Driving Forces Shaping Media
Before I created the visual summary of the trends I'd used them in a variety of client offsites and found they were useful in framing strategic thinking, all of which suggests it's worth providing these again in a more accessible format.
Within the current trend away from subscription and towards ad-supported business models, the way that advertising is sold is dramatically changing. I earlier posted the Seven Driving Forces Shaping Media framework below, which was one of the frameworks included in our Future of Media Report 2008 . However the framework is designed to cover
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The Future Of Work: Will Right-Brained Workers Own the 21st Century?
The final session of the week-long conference opened with Daniel Pink , a former speechwriter for Al Gore, now a “career analyst” investigating and examining the changing patterns of work around the world.
These assertions offer some intriguing insights into “ the future of work in a post-broadband world ” — notably the patterns of work, business relationships, structures and skills that we’ll perhaps require in the future.
Last month — courtesy of Nokia — I had the privilege of attending one of the most exciting conferences in the technology calendar, TEDGlobal 2009 .
Web Worker Daily
- Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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Wealth Adaptation Syndrome (WAS): a defining malaise of our times and the opportunities that stem from it
I was interviewed last week on social trends in 2009 for a feature story in the Sunday Times magazine in Perth. This applies quite differently depending on starting levels of wealth, but in all cases requires adjustment of not just wealth status, but also social status, and usually behaviors including spending patterns.
Many people who just one year ago had very high levels of financial assets, business wealth, or income believed they had extraordinary talents. In order to illustrate my ideas, I coined a term, Wealth Adaptation Syndrome , or WAS .
(One One of the
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A Typical Twitter User
In other words, the pattern of contributions on Twitter is more concentrated among the few top users than is the case on Wikipedia, even though Wikipedia is clearly not a communications tool. Workplace Trends community conversation data harvard research twitte Written by Dawn Foster .
I often need to remind myself that the way I use Twitter is probably not typical when considering the population as a whole. Like many of you, I am online most of the time: sitting at my computer or checking in with my iPhone when I’m away from the laptop.
Web Worker Daily
- Wednesday, June 3, 2009
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An A-Z (Atlassian & Zoho) of Enterprise Web Working
What both Atlassian and Zoho’s utilization of web working indicate is that it’s a working pattern that’s very much suited to large, mainstream, multinational organization - something we discussed a while back in Telecommuting Trends and our coverage of the emergence of Smart Work Centres .
Tags: zoho Enterprise Workplace Trends How Do You Work? Written by Imran Ali .
Back in October, I had the pleasure of attending O’Reilly Media’s Web 2.0
Web Worker Daily
- Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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