On the BlogCascadia website, there is an article written by Kevin Jones. The article summarizes a session held by Tony Karrer at TechKnowledge 2008. The article documents things that can get in the way of social learning implementations. Firewalls, IP, Privacy, Security, Control of information by management, Strict control over policies – Accuracy, Liability / [...]
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Social Learning Champion vs. Network/Security Administrator
Posted: April 2, 2008 in RSS, web 2.0, web 2.0 security1
According to Technorati, there are over 70 million blogs on the Internet and the number is growing daily. The majority of blogs are created by people like you and me but some of them are finding their way into Corporate America. Are today’s companies prepared to manage this new collaboration tool? I don’t think so, [...]
