Thursday, December 05, 2002

11:47:32 PM   comment []>   A Google Weblog For fans of Google there could not be a better place? 11:46:12 PM   comment []>   Google Zeitgeist - Search patterns, trends, and surprises according to Google   For both breaking news and obscure information alike, people around the world search on Google at www.google.com. With a bit of analysis, this flurry of searches often exposes interesting trends, patterns, and surprises.  On a monthly, weekly, and sometimes daily basis, this Google Zeitgeist page will be updated to reflect lists, graphs, and other tidbits of information related to Google user search behavior. I was looking for this page after the NYT article this weekend.   Full article: Postcards From Planet Google,  By Jennifer 8 Lee, New York Times  28 November, 2002 10:50:12 PM   comment []>   Networking with Ryze After a few hours of fiddling around I think that Ryze is a pretty good tool for networking.  It is obvious, however, that I will have to spend some money to get the kind of information that I want from it.   For example, say I want to network with someone from HP, with the basic version, I can't search on company.  You can, however, test out some of the additional functionality for a few days to see if it is worth it.   The people seem pretty cool and there are others who blog. 8:39:31 PM   comment []>   IBM claims PwC integration is on track. Analysts say too early to tell [InfoWorld: Top News] From my discussions the integration is going fairly well.  Management is trying to get everyone assigned.  If you are unassigned you are probably out.   My interest is when they will start hiring.   Probably the beginning of next year. 3:25:05 PM   comment []>   Companies researched and applied to via the internet today: IBM Global Services: eGovernment Microsoft: Consulting Wesleyan University: University Librarian Iron Mountain: records management consulting 2:59:05 PM   comment []>   The Knowledge Board: KnowledgeBoard is the portal for the European Knowledge Management forum, and is a growing community of over 2,000 KM professionals throughout Europe and the world. Reasonable site with european job postings and a who's who. 11:05:43 AM   comment []>   The Gurteen Knowledge Website    knowledge management, learning, creativity, innovation & personal development A friend turned me onto a new (for me) K-log by David Gurteen from the UK.   He is extremely knowledgable about knowledge management and learning and his site generates a good bit of traffic.   I was particularly impressed by the visitors log and the community that he has built up around his newsletter.  Lots of good links! 10:12:42 AM   comment []>

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