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7 years ago

Friday Faves – What We’re Reading This Week

In Friday Faves for 19 May 2017, we have reads, podcasts and videos on learning contexts and trends, tech’s ‘frightful five,’ Facebook’s interface predictions, an AR app turning reality to nightmare, and your license to daydream.

7 years ago

What’s Next for SharePoint and Yammer?

Microsoft’s SharePoint Virtual Summit this morning delivered a few interesting announcements for the SharePoint 2017 roadmap and some enhancements for Yammer.

9 years ago

Purpose, Precinct and Performance in our Digital Workplaces

The role of technology in design philosophies like Activity Based Working (ABW) should also mean that these strategies should also take into account digital workplace requirements.

9 years ago

How to host a business-to-business event on Yammer

Did you know you can leverage your enterprise social networking platform for business-to-business collaboration? Here are our top 10 tips for hosting an event with external customers or partners.

How technology is transforming Australian daily life

10 years ago

Microsoft has published results of new research on how technology is transforming Australian daily life. A quantitative survey of 1027 Australians aged 18-65 explored themes covering: the impact of technology on the traditional…

11 years ago

Design a better SharePoint implementation

SharePoint is hard because organisations are complex, so use visual thinking and social experience design to help bridge that complexity gap.

11 years ago

Is SharePoint a platform for social business?

Is SharePoint a good platform for enterprise social? That’s probably the wrong question – what we need to do is bridge the SharePoint gap between IT and business.

My observations from the sidelines: Gov 2.0 Conference

13 years ago

I’ve heard some mixed feedback about the recent CeBIT Government 2.0 conference, which was held in Canberra at the beginning of the month. I think part of the problem continues to be…

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