Sunday, May 05, 2002

Post here to force my log to upstream, hope this works, after disabling my firewall!!! here we go.   That's why no one seems to care about what I posted, also I am worried about using mutltple machines with my web log, would a shared drive keeping my Folder contect work? Will have to figure this out soon. 9:55:52 PM

I don't now why my blog is not upstreaming things are sitting around in my local folder, changed the settings. I figured for people that have no coffec cups to use for adding them to your log you can use the link of their weblog nad suerid number and adding rss.xml at the end. "http://radio.weblogs.com/userid/" + "rss.xml" 9:51:50 PM

http://radio.weblogs.com/0106067/2002/04/29.html Some one mentioned ROI and Strategy? If only I could get the search engine here to find out, or do I really need that? From Stratigic to Tactical to Operational Decisions, This cycle might be only partially adopted in companies were decision might not take this 3 step route Then ROI just becomes another Tool if these were followed, because in the process the raw information and processes would be there to support it. But how do organizations really "learn" as institutions? Who have to take 2 steps back to be able to advance one step forward. (popular quote?) KM Tools at the organization level Steering Committees centered on a specifical topics Task Force RRT TCON Architectural Board Architectural Steering Committee Lunch Bites Meetings (mostly centered on a concrete topic, and across departments) The best learning I think occurs where the learning is cultural , perhaps in companies that have been around for decades and have created a brand and strategy that is humming along, 1:45:37 AM

Regarding the blog phenomenon, I remember in 1988 I was using a ancestor of the Internet called BITNET, (BBS dialups were still around then at 2400 bps)  mostly an educational network but there were gateways to other networks also, some GOPHER servers came on shortly later in the 80's (short of HTML like, same functionality) Granted the tools to navigate this mess were not that great, email was there and with the exception of the @ addressing (if i recall correctly) the collaboration tool I had in front of me was tremendous that being email. As hyperlinking and the internet was used by early adopters, I again remember in the early nineties wondering why would anyone care about graphics on the "net" what we really needed was communication and collaboration tools. I have been using newgroups and other tools and am trying to get this blog in my mind, one aspect of not having a clear posting thread is interesting! You just navigate around. Another interesting aspect is that not everything is public, only small connected logs are seen by the people that are interested on them. (Some better management is needed in the blogs) BTW all is implemented with of the shelf late 90's technology and we really do need to have 100 settings to choose from which are remnants of the tech people that designed the program, Yes Linux Open Source Developers care about these including myself but the average person does not need to use whois on an IP. Unless some Korena or Chinese person is trying to get through his DSL router (I am spending more time trying to stop that latelly!!!) 1:27:57 AM