A friend on Google Reader shared this Web Worker Daily article, "Corporate Culture, Not Technology, Drives Online Collaboration" by Will Kelly. I completely agree with the sentiment, but some of the specific examples worried me.
Topics: behavior, collaboration, culture, willkelly

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Is juggling several tennis balls while telling a joke multitasking? Not according to an interesting discussion from Stowe Boyd.
Topics: flow, juggling, knowledgework, stoweboyd

{"title":"When is multitasking not multitasking","post_url":"http:\/\/blog.jackvinson.com\/archives\/2009\/10\/21\/when_is_multitasking_not_multitasking.html","feed_url":"http:\/\/blog.jackvinson.com\/index.xml","author":"jackvinson","date":"2009-10-21 16:38:26","summary":"Is juggling several tennis balls while telling a joke multitasking? Not according to an interesting discussion from Stowe Boyd."}

Phillip G. Armour discusses is the nature of people in groups. There are people (often leaders of some sort) whose behavior sets the tone for the whole group.
Topics: behavior, business, cacm, phillipgarmour

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I have been reading Lilia Efimova's PhD thesis, Passion at Work: Blogging Practices of Knowledge Workers, and the words feel very familiar.
Topics: blogs, liliaefimova, mathemagenic, phd, pkm, thesis

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I thought Folksonomy folktales from Tom Reamy in the October 2009 KMWorld provided an interesting perspective on the discussion of folksonomies as the solution to all troubles that aflict taxonomies.
Topics: folksonomy, kmworld, taxonomy, tomreamy

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