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ITBrix/ WordFrame announced last week, via PRWeb, the appointment of my company as solution providers for WordFrame – with a special emphasis on our Asia Pacific region. I’m excited about this. In various forums and conversations and on this and other blogs I have been promoting the use of social media in business for a…
Yesterday on Thinking Home Business I wrote about the new web content aggregator site Alltop and observed that it is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to get a quick, interesting overview of current online coverage of their favorite topic. That post was focused on the Small Business category on Alltop. This deswalsh.com site…
I think we can take it as read that any contemporary senior executive has at some point considered the possibility of his or her company having to deal with criticism, even a concerted campaign of criticism, online. It would be interesting to know whether many of those executives have taken that thought to the next…
Ever since visiting China for the first time late last year and being hit with the statistics of growth in Internet usage as well as other aspects such as the much greater proportion of time spent online compared with the West, I have been endeavouring to make sense of what all of this might mean…
Q. What’s the difference between Boston, Massachusetts and Brisbane, Queensland? A. A lot. At opposite ends of the earth, for one thing. Different climates and time zones. I could go on. But the point of this post is really that Boston has an obviously thriving Social Media Club and Brisbane doesn’t have one at all….
Picture courtesy Ruth Ellison Yesterday I had the pleasure of interviewing Stephen Collins, Founder and CEO of acidlabs, a company focused on supporting enterprises with the organization and management of knowledge. After speaking with Stephen, I’m even more convinced than previously that private and public sector enterprises need to address seriously the implications of the…