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Tag Archives: information
Information Fluency vs. The HPOA Hoax
A key fluency for any person or organization is what we call Information Fluency. For our framework we’ve defined it as The ability to efficiently and effectively gather, manage, and distribute pertinent information As an example of this fluency, let’s consider Steve … Continue reading
Posted in People, Uncategorized
Tagged digital fluency, enterprise 2.0, fluency, hoax, information, information fluency, social media
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How to Cure Social Media-Induced Headaches
When we talk to leaders who are considering the use of social media as a part of their organization’s practice, we frequently see a fundamental dilemma forming in their minds. It usually starts with a statement like: “Our people … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Organization
Tagged Design Thinking, education, information, Organization, Roger Martin, social media
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The Serendipitous $1,100 Tweet
We’ve had many recent conversations with organizations about the potential value of using various social media, including Twitter and Facebook. Often we use these two technologies as examples because, of all the popular technologies/communities, they are two that seem the … Continue reading