I found my phone! Where was the phone? In a snack box that had been in the bag I carried onto the plane. While on the plane the phone must of fell into the box and the just put away on the top shelf in the pantry! Called Three at 2:30pm Thursday, spoke to theContinue reading “Phone found but still not working”
Monthly Archives: January 2005
Podcast for auction
The guys over at GDay World have been a couple of busy little marsupials over the last few weeks, with all sorts of stuff happening. Cameron is off to Demo@15 in Feburary to do several interviews, as such they have decided to auction sponsorship of their podcast during the event. Not surprising given they justContinue reading “Podcast for auction”
Podcasting, knowledge management & learning
On a raining Sunday morning here in Sydney I found an post from Cameron Reilly where he mentions he has his first podcasting client. Great to see organisations looking at new technology as part of their employee comm’s toolkit, hopefully he will give us all an update as to how it progresses. I have writtenContinue reading “Podcasting, knowledge management & learning”
Blogfolios?
I have written a couple of times in the past about ePortfolios and how I personally feel by leveraging blogs and wilki’s we could quite easily build a ePortfolio without the need of specialised tools. A couple of days ago Brian Lamb posted about how he and a friend (well mostly a friend) have modifiedContinue reading “Blogfolios?”
What a week
Well today is my last day in my current job, I have 1 week off, move to Melbourne and then on Jan 31st I start at WMC. This week started off in mixed fashion, we successfully found somewhere to live in Melbourne, after 5 hours of physically looking (about 20 online before we went). HoweverContinue reading “What a week”
Enterprise wiki providers fighting for customers
via Techdirt. While we now have two (at least) commercial Wiki software providers it seems they are fighting with each other over new customers. Personally I don’t see it as a bad sign, more an interesting one. Wiki’s are a new concept and the selling of them within an organisation is going to take aContinue reading “Enterprise wiki providers fighting for customers”
State of Human Captial Industry
Found this on HRMarketing.com blog, while it is almost a year old I feel it does provide a great breakdown of the different areas within the HC industry. Personally it is interesting to see the different areas as I have been trying to develop something similar to be the foundation of a systems view/inventory forContinue reading “State of Human Captial Industry”
What to do on your first day in a new job
Michael the Canadian Headhunter had a great post (from Fortune) on what to do on your first day in a new job, very relevant to me.
Gmail Accounts
I have 6 Gmail accounts to give away on a first come first served basis, drop me an email (mspecht at gmail dot com) if you want one.
Sims on a TV near you
Given humans in my family are slightly nuts about the Sims, I think this would sell in our house.
