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Category Archives: Web2.0
15 Website Good Practice Principles
15 website development good practice principles. Continue reading
Future Trends in Social Media & Social Networks
The ubiquitous Social Web. At look at the key trends and statistics for social media tools and networks and what it means for us mortals. Continue reading
Activity Streams Meet the World of Manufacturing
Guest Blogger These days, activity streams seem to be popping up everywhere in enterprise tech as vendors rush to add social features to their software. Twitter and Facebook-like streams are even starting to gain traction in manufacturing software. Two of … Continue reading
Knowledge Hub at OpenTech UK
I presented the Knowledge Hub at yesterday’s (21st May) OpenTech event. The following is a synopsis of the project; the slides are available for download from Slideshare and include notes. Previous blog posts on this topic: https://steve-dale.net/2011/04/06/introduction-to-the-knowledge-hub/ https://steve-dale.net/2009/09/21/knowledge-hub-part-1/ https://steve-dale.net/2010/07/06/knowledge-hub-part-2/ https://steve-dale.net/2011/01/31/the-knowledge-hub-and-user-experience-ux-3/ … Continue reading
The Evolution of Web Design (Infographic)
Great Infographic courtesy of KISSmetrics , tracking two decades of web design. Click on the image to enlarge.
Introduction to the Knowledge Hub
As we approach the first (Beta) release of the Knowledge Hub, a project that has consumed my very existence as lead consultant for these past 2 years, I thought I would share a presentation I put together for the Knowledge … Continue reading
McKinsey Report on Web2.0 in the Enterprise
New research from McKinsey & Co. ‘The rise of the networked enterprise: Web 2.0 finds its payday‘ says that Web 2.0 technologies will be used to intensively connect what goes on inside a company with the external world, namely customers, … Continue reading
Online Information 2010 – countdown
I’m privileged to be chairing this year’s Online Information Conference, which starts this Tuesday, 30th November and runs until 2nd December. The conference is linked with the Online Information Exhibition, with over 200 international exhibitors and more than 9,000 attendees … Continue reading
Online Information Conference – Interview with Knowledgespeak
The Online Information Conference is scheduled to run from 30th November to 2nd December. This is my first year as Conference Chairman, so mixed feeelings at present of anticipation and trepidation! The following is a pre-conference interview I gave to … Continue reading
Thriving as a 21st Century Information Professional
I will be addressing the Network for Information and Knowledge Exchange (NetIKX) members at their meeting on Wednesday 29th September about the challenges and opportunities facing information professionals in today’s information rich, time poor environment. To some extent this is … Continue reading