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» IT-Innovation: Cat and mouse from thomas n. burg | randg
Enlightening report on the conservative or protective attitudes of corporate IT departments in face of employee created workarounds and self-determined productivity tools. [Read More]
» The IT priesthood is not amused from Preoccupations
Jim Louderback, writing in eWeek: Today's networking and collaboration tools present IT with the same challenges as the personal computer did in the '80s. And predictably, IT is reacting in the same ways. I had a fascinating conversation with a [Read More]
» Anleitung zum Ungehorsam from HIRSCHgarden
In Ross Mayfields typepad blog schreibt er über einen Artikel von Jim Louderback in eWeek.
Jim erklärt dabei die Diskrepanz zwischen IT-Abteilungen und Mitarbeitern und gibt Tipps für beide Seiten. Dabei [Read More]
» Collaboration Tools as Rogue Technologies from RoundTable.
Ross Mayfield points to an eWeek article on Corporate IT departments considering the new collaborative technologies (Wikis, Weblogs, Instant Messaging) as rogue elements to be eliminated. When in fact, they are increase productivity.
The most r... [Read More]
» Collaborative Technologies at Work - Bottom Up Productivity from Working Pathways, LLC - The Work Better Weblog
Corporate IT departments consider new collaborative technologies (Wikis, Weblogs, Instant Messaging) as rogue elements to be eliminated. When in fact, they are increase productivity.
Ross Mayfield points to this eWeek article describing one orga... [Read More]
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I agree with Jim Louderback's article!
Posted by: Domai | June 30, 2004 at 02:21 PM