--- In sikmleaders@..., "Dale Arseneault" wrote: > How are collaborative processes facilitated within Web 2.0 You might find this blog post by one of our members (and my HP colleague) Andrew Gent of

Thanks for the Reference to Patrick's blog entry Jack.. very useful. I agree that as more organizations look at Web 2.0 technolgies inside the firewall, these types of policies will be more common.

I thought Patrick Lambe's ideas about a knowledge sharingpolicy were pretty good (http://www.greenchameleon.com/gc/blog_detail/what_would_a_knowledge_sharing_policy_look_like/). As more companies

Community Colleagues.. I recently participated in the Knowledge Transfer Session for the recent APQC Study: The Role of Evolving Technologies: Accelerating Collaboration and Knowledge Transfer, and

TO: SIKM Leaders Community Today we held our 31st monthly call. Here is a summary. Attendees LaShanya Aikerson (of State Farm) Stephanie Barnes Gary Borella Jim Coogan Mike Gardner Stan

This article, On Facebook, Scholars Link Up With Data , was in today's NYTimes. Discusses research on how people group according to interests; and how the groupings they are in affect their

Pretty much a cold call. Based on my initial search on LI for folks associated with Ideo, I found a number of 3rd degree contacts (as I mentioned earlier). I started by scanning their job titles,

Yup... I tend to have more alternate addresses in my Mail application then LI shows... i.e. common biz address and personal gmail/yahoo address. Ah, that is easier. I have not initiated an addition

Hi, Valdis. Just to clarify, I use the free version of LinkedIn. I can see the email address of people in my LinkedIn network (it's at the bottom of their full profile). I can't see it for people

Yes, only if you buy the basic or advanced LinkedIn service. The original free service does not allow you to see someone's contact info... unless they were clever and made their current email part of

--- In sikmleaders@..., Valdis Krebs wrote: > I'd be interested in hearing both + and - experiences in meeting key > people through a connection via LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. Hi, Valdis. As Dave

Hey Jack - thank you for offering to help. I've made an initial connection at Ideo - will see where it goes. Trying to do some informational interviewing there, as I am in the process of looking

Tom- I'm a little late here, but I have contacts at the Evanston, IL office. But... As always, it would be helpful to understand what you are looking for before I make the introduction. We are

Makes me wonder where there is some sort of inverse rule of the six degrees of separation. Maybe it's the 18 Links of Gold...All you need is to be connected to one of them, and you are connected to

I concur with Valdis on 2 of his notes today. I'm prettycareful about filtering my LinkedIn contacts, so while I have quite a few theyare all people I know I could make a safe connection with. Also

I would have thought the best use of the materials would be as a target for a throwing competition for the ginzu knives Dave Snowden Founder & Chief Scientific Officer Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd Now

Jean— Will there beanother Share Point session like the one on 12 Dec upcoming? Bill

Fascinating discussion. I just checked and see that I have 134 connections... Perhaps it's a self-selection phenomenon, but I find that I tend to see people with over 200 or 250 connections as link

Stan and others, would definitely want to know of Bruce's assessment ofthe depth and quality of the Toolkit materials provided (for $249), apart fromthe sharpness of the ginzu knives :)))) On the

Tom, can you be more descriptive of the Ideo contact you would like to make? People have multiple paths to them thru multiple interests/ associations/memberships [like you & the IBM/PGE exec you