The Well The value of training - IBM A company will lose 10 to 30% of its capabilities per year. By year three, an organization has retained only 41% of it original capabilities, dwindling to 24% by year six. Context as Memory - Green Chameleon Externalising our memories is also something a function that taxonomies fulfil, and is my official reason why I never allow anyone else to tidy my desk. It may look a mess, but whenever I have to sift through things to find that bloody document I know is in there somewhere I'm also being re-cued on all those interesting ...

... in is data. Eras - Hardware (IBM), Software (Microsoft), Network/Data (Google). Data is the Intel inside of ...

... use them. User contribution system (YouTube, Digg, etc) - Corporate example - Ideastorm (IBM) Customers ...

Examples: Swiss construction giant Implenia is working with IBM to test ways to turn off lights in real buildings ...

... the soup that is Web 2.0. I was participating in IBM’s most recent Innovation Jam focused on the Enterprise ...

... story link ) **As an aside, I love the new editing UI in Typepad...good job guys! So IBM is releasing something called OpusUna (which means something like "work as one"); "OpusUna enables participants to collaborate and communicate from within the same browser space, incorporating widgets, audio, and video cameras to display themselves on the screen. IBM envisions, for example, collaboration on patient care via sharing of medical images. Financial traders also could collaborate from around the world." Right now I guess its only working in Safari...?? Anybody know any ...

Yesterday I had a lot of fun at my breakout session. I got on a riff comparing Wikipedia to Britannica on a number of fronts. Three years ago when I was at one of IBM’s GIO 2.0 meetings I had the pleasure of meeting Jean Baptiste Souffron, who was the attorney at Wikipedia. At that time,he told me it was just “Him and Jimmy” as official employees. So as I riffed yesterday I talked about how Wikipedia only had two employees which I assumed would be a lot less that Britannica. Later that day Elliott was interviewing Sue and she mentioned that the ranks of Wikipedia ...

Philip Rosedale, a panel discussion and a presentation by IBM's Chuck Hamilton. Good presentations worth checking ...

Training as a competitive advantage .... "IBM, which expects to unveil better-than-expected quarterly figures, has announced it will spend some of its cash on incentives to encourage some of its largest partners to invest more in training and other areas . On Wednesday, the company introduced a scheme to help its business partners who are cooperating on its New Enterprise Data Center strategy. The scheme involves incentives for IBM partners to improve their knowledge in three specific areas: virtualization and consolidation; energy efficiency; and business ...

... ultimately provides the reference and instruction necessary to complete a Learning Activity. IBM invests in business partners' training - C/NET IBM, which expects to unveil better-than-expected quarterly figures, has announced it will ...