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Conference workshops coming up in May & July
Just to let you know that I have a couple of conferences coming up this month and July where I’ll be running workshops: Knowledge Transfer and Retention, 24th-25th May, Sydney On the second day of this conference, I’ll be running a workshop on designing a simpler, smarter, social knowledge transfer and retention approach. In this… read full post
Rage against the machine
There is no doubt, we have a love-hate relationship with email. As much as we say we would like to ditch this modern millstone, there is plenty of evidence to show that email remains entrenched in the information workplace as a core communication tool. Worldwide email traffic continues to grow at an enormous rate and… read full post
Let the transformation of public services begin
Yesterday, Senator Tanner and Ludwig published the Australian federal government’s official response to the Gov 2.0 Taskforce report. The government agreed with the vast majority of recommendations, so I won’t provide a point-by-point critique of their responses. The broad implication is that this provides a mandate at the federal level (and hopefully cascading down to… read full post