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AP Issues Strict Facebook, Twitter Guidelines to Staff

by Erik on June 23, 2009

in Censorship,Privacy

photo credit: miralize Wired.com posted an article pointing to a new set of guidelines from the AP regarding a corporate policy about staff posting to twitter and Facebook. The Associated Press is adopting a stringent social-networking policy for its employees, informing them to police their Facebook profiles “to make sure material posted by others doesn’t [...]

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Mind Your BlackBerry or Mind Your Manners

by Erik on June 22, 2009

in Business Logic,Philosophy,Smartphones

photo credit: ydhsu As Web-enabled smartphones have become standard on the belts and in the totes of executives, people in meetings are increasingly caving in to temptation to check e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, even shhh! ESPN.com. But a spirited debate about etiquette has broken out. Traditionalists say the use of BlackBerrys and iPhones in meetings is [...]

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Cloud Computing Done Right.

by Erik on June 22, 2009

in Cloud Computing,IBM

photo credit: kevindooley “Conserve energy. Consolidate resources. Make information secure and available whenever and wherever it’s needed. With mandates like these, we have be smarter about accessing, processing and storing data.” [via A Smarter Planet]

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More from Adam Christensen re: IBM Innovation Jam

by Erik on June 19, 2009

in Business Logic,IBM,Interesting

photo credit: hugovk Forward Looking I can’t get enough of the concepts behind ‘Jam.’ I think it’s remarkable what IBM was able to accomplish and the “forward looking” nature of the values that were adopted through their online brainstorming sessions… Corporate social responsibility is especially important today, and in my opinion, clearly adds value to [...]

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More from Adam Christensen re: IBM Innovation Jam

by Erik on June 19, 2009

in Business Logic,IBM,Interesting

photo credit: hugovk Forward Looking I can’t get enough of the concepts behind ‘Jam.’ I think it’s remarkable what IBM was able to accomplish and the “forward looking” nature of the values that were adopted through their online brainstorming sessions… Corporate social responsibility is especially important today, and in my opinion, clearly adds value to [...]

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