The title question came to me during the recent ALI SharePoint for Internal Communications conference in NYC. So, I’ve written up my perspective in a new post for SharePoint Pro Magazine....
I was there, at Leadership Institute. And I am not on the international board right now. I am not just a long-time member, but a very, very long-time volunteer. Which is frankly more than I can say about many of the individuals writing snarky missives about IABC. Even...
I’m reading Steve Jobs’ biography. What strikes me as interesting is the initiative he took in his youth. Learning, studying, building, trying. It makes me think of my 13-year-old son. Like any kid his age in 2012, he plays a lot of video games. Several years...
I started Eloquor in 2001, three weeks after 9/11. It took me three years to get comfortable with the ambiguity of not knowing when the next big project was coming in and the stress of selling and working projects at the same time. It took me six years to learn how to...
Internal communicators are no longer in the business of creating information – we are in the business of creating conversation. I said this to a listserve with which I participate recently and was bombarded with supportive replies. It’s true. Our role is...
One thing that worries many organizations and individuals about social technology is the opportunity to be personally attacked by others who can freely comment and critique. This singular fear keeps many from blogging, tweeting and just contributing in general. You...
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