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Thanks for this David, I think we discu...

Anonymous — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 12:43:49 GMT

Thanks for this David, I think we discussed what I saw as a key issue in Sennett's Together after you left. It expands on the point Paul made about our inability to develop dialogical approaches. Sennett's analysis on the failure of co-operation is that in the 19th Century, much at the instigation of a certain Karl Marx in the first international, the left broke into the social left (dialogical) and the political left (dialectical). I pointed out that I was lucky to be involved in a social lef...

Here comes two curveballs... Try Work...

Anonymous — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 19:08:19 GMT

Here comes two curveballs... Try Workflowy.com and Memonic.com Best, Paul

@Paul. It looks like we have a very s...

David Terrar — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 16:43:35 GMT

@Paul. It looks like we have a very similar view over the lack of importance of the terminology, whereas the concept itself is vital. I completely agree on the way the organisation structure needs to change, become flatter and more networked - the Wirearchy as Jon Husband puts it. Companies need to get on the Cluetrain - agree 1005. I will check out the reference you linked to - that looks very interesting. Thanks! @Susan, I had forgotten about your ...

Well. Yes, here we are. I to...

Anonymous — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 14:46:06 GMT

Well. Yes, here we are. I too griped about the SocBiz moniker way back in July of 2009. Right around the time the Council was getting started. http://bit.ly/2knzN < (Even our friend @dahowlett would be proud of that post, as I pointed out way back then that all of this must lead to business outcomes or it's all just hype.) I recall complaining to David Armano and Lee Bryant about co-opting the Social Business label, but all to no avail. Like you...

Thanks for an excellent summary, David, ...

Anonymous — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 13:49:15 GMT

Thanks for an excellent summary, David, I enjoyed your post, you tied together some interesting threads on a topic that warrants much deeper exploration. For those CIO's, CEO's, CMO's and any other O's wanting proof and ROI guarantees, here's a good place to start... "Best Social Media Metrics - Conversation, Amplification, Applause, Economic Value" http://www.kaushik.net/avinash/best-social-media-metrics-conversation-amplification-applause-economic-value/ Once you've finished with that arti...

Hi David, Welcome (back) to the world...

Anonymous — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 21:10:43 GMT

Hi David, Welcome (back) to the world of Evernote. I've been a huge Evernote fan for just over a year now and couldn't imagine my world without it. I had tried OneNote a few years ago, but it just seemed too big and heavy. Evernote has been my saviour. Though, it did take me two attempts (like you) to fully realise its potential. Great post, I enjoyed the read Thanks, Jeremy

Thanks Adrian - I think I've got my mojo...

David Terrar — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 20:07:34 GMT

Thanks Adrian - I think I've got my mojo back!

Hi Eric, Thanks for the input. Glad you...

David Terrar — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 00:02:55 GMT

Hi Eric, Thanks for the input. Glad you like Evernote. I’ll go back and spend more time with the web. Interesting to hear your experience with the Android client, which I can’t try (BlackBerry and iPad myself). My wife and Kids use Android phones so I’ll have to get them to test it for me. The iPad client works great! The only issues so far I’ve had are to do with fonts on cut/past, so occasionally I find myself pasting to the standard iPad note app first to remove the formatting – otherwise I’...

I tried both Evernote and SpringPad (my ...

Anonymous — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:57:18 GMT

I tried both Evernote and SpringPad (my review is here: http://2fatdads.com/2011/12/evernote-vs-springpad/) but in the end I went with EverNote. I never really was a OneNote user but I liked the idea. I find Evernote works great on my laptop (Win 7) and well enough in my browser (Chrome beta on Linux). I can’t seem to work with the tables I create in the Windows client when I’m editing the same note in the browser, but otherwise I prefer web over client hands-down. The Android App is anoth...

Hey John - a touch cynical, but I'm with...

David Terrar — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:32:39 GMT

Hey John - a touch cynical, but I'm with you on that too.

"Best Practice" is one of those over-hyp...

Anonymous — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 17:44:12 GMT

"Best Practice" is one of those over-hyped and meaningless consultancy-speak words that lost its meaning a long time. When people talk about "Best" practice what they really mean is "Standard" practice. The "Best" practice will be, by definition, what the market leader in the sector is secretly doing to continue to be the market leader. There's nothing wrong with "Standard" practice if you have no practice at all - just don't pretend it is "Best". John Paterson CEO www.reallysimplesys...

Many, many thanks for the amplification ...

David Terrar — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 00:18:24 GMT

Many, many thanks for the amplification of your thinking (and name fixed, sorry!!).

Hi David! Thanks much for putting togeth...

Anonymous — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 00:03:01 GMT

Hi David! Thanks much for putting together such a lovely blog post and for the rather thought provoking insights shared across, including some of my own from our conversations in London and offline. It's a fascinating topic and perhaps I should add a word on what I meant that I don't believe in either use cases and best practices. The main reason is that we have become so much used to them, to have everything handed over in our plates with us having so little to digest that we eventually become ...

Hi David, Good to see you have your b...

Anonymous — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 09:20:35 GMT

Hi David, Good to see you have your blogging mojo back! As for my "post every day" principle, that too slipped recently after a really good start. Back at it again now though. Look forward to reading your stuff.

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