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Guy W Clinch
13 episodes
2 months ago
Really; is this the best we can do? Are we really happy with the collaboration tools we have today? How much of our productive weeks are lost at the beginning and during the time we spend in collaborating online? I’m sorry to be such a curmudgeon, but how much time must we continue to lose due to the tools and our incapacity to execute their use well?
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Really; is this the best we can do? Are we really happy with the collaboration tools we have today? How much of our productive weeks are lost at the beginning and during the time we spend in collaborating online? I’m sorry to be such a curmudgeon, but how much time must we continue to lose due to the tools and our incapacity to execute their use well?
Show more...
Tech News
Technology,
News,
Business News
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Mobile Natives
The "L" Podcast Channel
6 minutes
11 years ago
Mobile Natives
In this post I will contend that within the digital native subculture there is a further distinction that of the Mobile Natives. I will further conjecture that the mobile native subculture will bring dramatic and lasting changes for enterprise organizations.
The "L" Podcast Channel
Really; is this the best we can do? Are we really happy with the collaboration tools we have today? How much of our productive weeks are lost at the beginning and during the time we spend in collaborating online? I’m sorry to be such a curmudgeon, but how much time must we continue to lose due to the tools and our incapacity to execute their use well?