From the monthly archives:

December 2009

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A shift in information sharing: Faster, more intensive and direct

Dec / 18 / 2009

Something has changed. Information sharing isn’t what it used to be. We are in a middle of a network transformation as information sharing becomes faster, more intensive and more interconnected. In terms of collaboration and innovation, it is exciting, but in terms of speed, we might reach our limits. Twitter is the gravitation center of [...]

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Organization 2.0 – what you should avoid saying

Dec / 04 / 2009

This is for all of you, who share the daily burden to convince people for open knowledge sharing through the Internet for the benefit of all. That outdated hierarchies contradict potentials free flows of ideas and creative work in self-responsible teams and the persistence to follow-top down work styles and information-flows. Here comes a list [...]

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Culture of social networks in Africa on the example of trade

Dec / 01 / 2009

There are over one billion Internet users worldwide according to a list from Wikipedia. Every day thousand of people joining social networks such as Facebook. How can these social networks be used to boost business? Are there differences between countries or regions how such social networks work? Mark Davies from Esoko, explains intriguing thoughts from his work [...]