Archive for the ‘Technology’ Category
Government 2.0
Filed under: Communication, Mass Collaboration, Politics, Technology | Tags: Knowledge Management, Data Mining, Attensity, Government 2.0
Leave a Comment I just finished a group presentation for a Knowledge Management course I am taking for my MBA. The company we presented is a huge data mining firm called Attensity. They focus on a wide variety of industries with specific attention being placed on goverment. Check it out…
Google Docs…
Filed under: Communication, Technology | Tags: Google Docs, Knowledge Management, RIM
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Check it out… Did You Know 4.0
Filed under: Communication, Mass Collaboration, Technology | Tags: Shift Happens
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Do You Have a Sixth Sense?
Filed under: Communication, Technology, Ted.com | Tags: Information Systems, MIT, Pattie Maes, Pranav Mistry, Sixth Sense, Technology, Ted.com
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Industry Displacement
Filed under: Business, Management, Technology | Tags: Coop, Degroote, Dr. Nick Bontis, Industry Displacement, MBA, McMaster
Leave a Comment So, it’s that time of year again – back to school! I am starting on a journey at the wonderful Degroote School of Business taking the MBA Coop Program. I have to be honest, I am so excited. I was able to pick up a second year class called Strategic Knowledge Management and the instructor is none other then Dr. Nick Bontis. This is going to be awesome!
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NIN Fans, iPhone Fans and Everyone…
Filed under: Apple, Communication, Diversity, Mass Collaboration, Technology | Tags: Apple, IPhone, iPhone Application, Kevin Rose, Rob Sheridan, Trent Rezner, wired.com
Comments (1) Check out this new iPhone App by Trent Rezner, Rob Sheridan and Digg’s Kevin Rose.
Get Connected with Twitter!
Filed under: Communication, Creativity, Net Generation, Networking, Technology | Tags: Twitter
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Us Now
Filed under: Communication, Mass Collaboration, Net Generation, Politics, Technology | Tags: social networking, Wikinomics, Don Tapscott, Exponential Change, Us Now, JP Rangaswami, Clay Shirky
Comments (1) I recently had the opportunity to check out the premier of a documentary film called “Us Now.” The film features Canada’s own Don Tapscott, author of one of my favourites: “Wikinomics”, as well as JP Rangaswami and Clay Shirky. The main idea of the film describes Social Networking and discusses how websites like facebook, flickr and youtube allow us to “reorganize almost any aspect of our own lives.” The film goes as far as discussing a new type of goverment where ‘the people’ are much more actively involved in the process via the internet. Imagine a goverment run the way wikipedia operates… open source government? Really?
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Did you know?
Filed under: Business, Communication, Economics, Education, Entrepreneurship, Life, Mass Collaboration, Net Generation, Technology | Tags: Did you know, Exponential Change, Jeff Bronman, Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, Shift Happens, unlearn
Comments (2) Here is an eye-opening video that was originally created by Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, and Jeff Bronman. For more information check out
http://shifthappens.wikispaces.com/
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One more reason to pick up an IPhone
Filed under: Communication, Technology | Tags: Google Mobile App, IPhone
Leave a Comment Check out this video for some information regarding Google Mobile App.
