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Category Archives: Social Network
Develop for Self-Managed Organizations
Here is a message from my friend, Robert Gilman, about participating with us on an open source platform for supporting a sociocratic organization. It is the most interesting thing I have been involved in for years.
To link or not to link
Google assumes that if you make a link to a site, then that is a worthwhile link to remember. Your link is a “vote” in increasing the popularity of that page in the search results. When a page contains false … Continue reading
Posted in gadgets, Social Business, Social Network
Tagged HTML, linking, social media, social software, web, web 2.0
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Sociocracy
I was approached a few months ago by a group wondering what kinds of collaborative software might exist to support something called Sociocracy. That was the impetus of my latest journey into the world of organizing on democratic principles.
‘Fail fast, fail often’ is essential advice for innovators
Yes, it is a negative statement, but in uttering it, you desensitize the team to a harmful fear of failure. I am responding today to an article in The Globe and Mail titled “‘Fail fast, fail often’ may be the … Continue reading
Posted in Knowledge Work, Social Network
Tagged leadership, learning organization, management
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Encryption Role in Data Security
Ed Snowdon spoke yesterday at the SXSW conference on the importance of using encryption to keep the data the runs our businesses (and personal life) safe. I refresh the call to eliminate the scary warning that browsers give when … Continue reading
Posted in Social Business, Social Network, Software
Tagged encryption, HTTPS, Java, security, SSL
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iBPMS Expo – Tom Koulopoulos explains process in the Internet of Everything
The second keynote is from Tom Koulopoulos. His talk titled “The Internet of Everything, Everyone, and Everyplace” was very entertaining and included some somber concerns on how to cope with a future that we can not yet imagine.
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Registering Again … (Sigh)
The bane of social networking sites is the need to register one more username, one more password, and once more to fill in some sharable details. That is sooooo 2008. I am registering with a conference so I can select … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, OpenID, Social Network, Software
Tagged authentication, OpenID, security, social software, software design, standards
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