Archive for February 2007

A Match Made in Heaven – Q&A Systems and Mailing Lists

I have been spending a lot of time thinking about Q&A systems lately, largely because I think it’s an opportunity that’s becoming interesting again. In thinking about what can be done to improve the quality of Q&A systems, it appears to me that all of the systems out there (perhaps with the exception of Yahoo!) [...]

More on Enterprise 2.0 – The Hidden Power of the Expense Report

I have been reading a handful of well-written and interesting posts beating the drum about how some of the great things that leading-edge consumers in the web space have come to know and love (tagging, bookmarking, AJAX-enabled interfaces, etc) will inevitably make their way to the enterprise in some form of “Enterprise 2.0″ and I [...]

Random Musing on the New York Tech Scene

After two full days at AlwaysOn Media, which was a lot of fun, I was reminded of one thing that I always notice whenever I leave Silicon Valley. In Silicon Valley, technology (life sciences, IT, clean tech, etc) attracts a disproportionate share of the top talent in the region. This is not to say that [...]