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Another Sunday, Another List O' Links! :)  Enjoy! Knowledgeable Workforce Requires Knowledge-Filled Workers by Steve Roesler on All Things Workplace

I've been lurking around the social web for quite some time experimenting with different systems and learning a tremendous amount from all of the

The Business of IT Blog has an article titled "3 Secrets That Oil Companies Use To Run A Great IT Department" that has some interesting insight from

Paul Dunay over at Buzz Marketing for Technology wrote a post titled "Sin of Inclusion" that pointed me to some commentary on the IT Services Marketing

Time for another round of Sunday Links.  Enjoy! Cluecade by Doc Searls Seven reasons cloud computing works in a tough economy by Kathleen Lau on

Spent a few minutes outside shooting some pictures of our ducks, geese and other birds using my new Canon 5D and Canon 100-400mm lens.  Below is one of

I had the pleasure of watching a demo of Clarizen today.  Well...watching isn't right...I was watching as Gil Heiman, Director of Community at Clarizen,

In November 2008 I was asked to take a look at Leading IT Transformation: The Roadmap to Success from Oulette & Associates (O&A) and thought the

The opening paragraphs of the chapter titled '95 Theses' from The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of Business as Usual says (taken from this page): A

I'm a big fan of writing and I'm always working on improving my writing. I read everything I can find about writing and am always on the lookout for new

According to Information Week, the Top 10 issues for CIO's in 2009 are: Customer-Facing Innovation Attacking the 80/20 Ratio The Challenging Economy The

Ran across some great stories over the last week...enjoy! Stakeholders in a Barrel on Tyner Bain Global CIO: The Top 10 CIO Issues For 2009 by Bob Evan's

I realized this evening that I've got a lot of reading to catch up on.  In addition to the Kindle I received for Christmas (and the subsequent books I

My wife just asked me what my resolutions were for 2009.  I normally don't do 'resolutions' but the question, and the many blog posts about resolutions,

I ran across an absolutely amazing blog post from Mark Masterson titled 'The Enterprise Cloud' that really shed a lot of light on Cloud Computing in the