April 2009

You must be prepared to wander in order to wonder

28 April 2009

I attended my last class session of my MBA last night.  I’ll have to admit that it was bittersweet.  On the one hand, I’m looking forward to having one (or more!) night/s a week spent at home with my family or friends, as opposed to reading cases, working on projects, etc.  On the other hand, [...]

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The network is the institution

9 April 2009

On Monday, April 6, 2009, I had the opportunity to listen to Barry Libert speak at Babson College about his thoughts on Web 2.0 and its future.  The title of his presentation was, “Going Social … Lessons From The Front Line”. What’s below isn’t a frame-by-frame re-cap, but rather some of Barry’s more salient thoughts, [...]

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It's not about the technology

6 April 2009

I recently took part in a roundtable discussion with CC Chapman (@CC_Chapman, CC-Chapman.com, TheAdvanceGuard.com, ManagingTheGray.com) about his history, and his position on social media.  As I’ve done in the past, I won’t summarize the entire conversation chronologically, but rather the salient bits and pieces. CC formerly worked at Babson in the marketing department.  In the [...]

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