Whoa, fresh content for this blog is secured for the next 20 days, as Stewart Mader (whose book I’ve just reviewed very favorably here) will post a short video episode each day. I’ll try to not only post his content but to add some thoughts and observations of mine as time permits. For now let’s start with the first two episodes, number one is the introductory episode, number two is the first episode dealing with the details (Day 1 “Grassroots is best”)
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"Leaving a conference with the hunger to create is far more valuable to me than knowing exactly how..." - adactumblr3 hours ago, commentshifting attitudes and behaviours and metrics and competionsencies and - yes - (customer) expectations ...3 hours ago, comment
thingamy: Who killed big corp innovation? - DiigoMordac nevver givve upp ...3 hours ago, comment
Bruce Schneier: Consumerization and Corporate IT Security - :: vowe dot net ::part remedy, part fuel for my tabitis ...9 hours ago, comment
Tab Candy organization for Chrome? It’s called Tab Sugar. - The Next Web"tausendmal interessanter als der alljährliche Queen Mary Quatsch hier in Hamburg – und Rod Steward schießt Fußbälle ins Publikum singt dazu ..."10 hours ago, comment
wohlwahr sagt die Landratte :)Ah, quality - so hard to ensure ;)10 hours ago, comment
esp. in Systen (sic!) documentation ... made my day.
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[...] and just like Martin Koser has been mentioning over at his blog post on the topic, over the next few days I am going to probably link to those videos that Stewart would [...]
[...] Martin Koser from Germany has written about the series on his blog frogpond: Whoa, fresh content for this blog is secured for the next 20 days…I’ll try to not only post his content but to add some thoughts and observations of mine as time permits. [...]
[...] I have to admit it – I failed. While I wanted to add Stewart’s videos on wiki adoption onto this site as soon as he put them up, add some [...]