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 Web2.0 and collaborative technologies promise a new world of integrated thought leadership. However they are not without their flaws. There are three key weaknesses in the typical use of collaborative

 A Leader isn’t a Leader without Followers. This is convention, but do you know what type of Follower you are, and what type of Followers do you have as a

 Your company’s gateway to the Internet is replacing your Shop Window and your Telephone Switchboard. Outage can be measured in lost dollars and reputation. If you pick up the phone to make a

 The big benefits of being freelance is that you generally decide what work you take on, and when you take it on, and there are considerable financial benefits in the

 Do you Dress for Success? Or are you more shorts and t-shirt than sharp trouser suit? I was asked to write an article on this subject by one of the

 The IT Industry has come along way since its professionals were consigned to the basement floors in the domain of flashing lights and large reel-to-reel tapes. IT is Business. IT

 The Industrialization of IT and ITIL demands IT Leaders to make processes robust and repeatable, and an essential part of this transformation is ensuring that information is exchanged consistently in

 I surveyed a number of Technical Professionals on the subject of going around their boss. The results were surprising. Going around your boss is generally frowned upon – it’s ethics

 To continue the recent thread of posts about BPM, we’re going to look at the Real Tough Sell of it. BPM is about Evolution, not Revolution: The Western world is

 Is your IT Ops team productive and always on top of their game? No? Then maybe it’s their morale that needs a boost. There are some simple, low-cost and very