FCW Insider: FCW radio show notes...talking collaboration with Prof. McAfee
I'm behind on last week's show notes for the FCW radio show that airs on DC's .For the June 3 show, we talked to . McAfee Previous FCW radio programs...May 20, 2008 talking with May 27, 2008 talking Today on ... you , now you can hear them for yourself. We are talking to the Alabama Homeland Security Department team that created .Hear all of FCW's radio programs at
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Harvard Business School Associate Prof. Andrew McAfeespecializes in the merger of the enterprise and technology, and he is credited with creating the term Enterprise 2.0. FCW profiled McAfee last year and last week we featured his blog as one of the five blogs worth reading. McAfee was also one of the keynote speakers at 1105 GovInfo's Government Leadership Summit earlier this month and did a really excellent job of laying the groundwork for our conversations about collaboration.
One other post I'll recommend:
FCW Insider: A question worth asking
Here is an excerpt of McAfee's blog post, headlined What I Said About the Revolution:
Read more.
I liked people's comments about these questions.
Hear the show here:
collaborationNAPA's Collaboration Project
mobile computing
Federal News Radio AM 1050have heard me talk about itVirtual Alabama
www.fcw.com/radio.
Federal News Radio AM 1050
Harvard Business School Associate Prof. Andrew McAfeespecializes in the merger of the enterprise and technology, and he is credited with creating the term Enterprise 2.0. FCW profiled McAfee last year and last week we featured his blog as one of the five blogs worth reading. McAfee was also one of the keynote speakers at 1105 GovInfo's Government Leadership Summit earlier this month and did a really excellent job of laying the groundwork for our conversations about collaboration.
One other post I'll recommend:
FCW Insider: A question worth asking
Here is an excerpt of McAfee's blog post, headlined What I Said About the Revolution:
Later this week, the Management Lab is convening a group of academics and practitioners to "to define the “Grand Challenges” for 21st century management, and imagine possible solutions to them." The list of attendees is very impressive; I’m flattered to have been asked to participate and anticipate learning a lot.
As part of the preparation for the conference we we asked to "Briefly describe a “design flaw” or “impediment” that undermines the capacity of organizations to adapt, innovate, or fully engage the talents of their members." We were then asked to "Briefly describe a “radical remedy” that might help to counter or avoid the impediment or design flaw described above."
As part of the preparation for the conference we we asked to "Briefly describe a “design flaw” or “impediment” that undermines the capacity of organizations to adapt, innovate, or fully engage the talents of their members." We were then asked to "Briefly describe a “radical remedy” that might help to counter or avoid the impediment or design flaw described above."
Read more.
I liked people's comments about these questions.
Hear the show here:
collaborationNAPA's Collaboration Project
mobile computing
Federal News Radio AM 1050have heard me talk about itVirtual Alabama
www.fcw.com/radio.
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