Comments on: Social Networking and Business http://www.generationsatwork.net/?p=26 Blending Boomers, X-ers and Gen Y in the workplace Mon, 06 Sep 2010 07:44:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Social Sites - Janadians Janadians - Social Networking Done Better · Social Sites @ onlinemonthly.net http://www.generationsatwork.net/?p=26#comment-728 Sun, 20 May 2007 14:33:33 +0000 http://www.generationsatwork.net/?p=26#comment-728 [...] Generations@Work Social Networking and BusinessWorking together: an exploration of how generations come together in the workplace, focusing on the values, beliefs, concerns, hopes and expectations of Millennials the New Generation [...] […] Generations@Work Social Networking and BusinessWorking together: an exploration of how generations come together in the workplace, focusing on the values, beliefs, concerns, hopes and expectations of Millennials the New Generation […]

]]> by: Generations@Work » Attention Collaborators http://www.generationsatwork.net/?p=26#comment-435 Sat, 31 Mar 2007 15:50:22 +0000 http://www.generationsatwork.net/?p=26#comment-435 [...] Let’s start with the announcement, again, this week from IBM Labs of the launch of a new suite of collaborative tools for the workplace. Recognized in a previous post about social networking, we mention them again, not because IBM is the only company out there developing products such as their new Craft, Many Eyes, or Malibu — in the Web 2.0 world collaborative tools such as these are launched every day — but because the accompanying press release explicitly references a new generation of workers: “There is a new openness at IBM about what we are doing in our labs,” Irene Greif, IBM fellow and director of the collaborative user experience at IBM Research, said at a press conference. [...] […] Let’s start with the announcement, again, this week from IBM Labs of the launch of a new suite of collaborative tools for the workplace. Recognized in a previous post about social networking, we mention them again, not because IBM is the only company out there developing products such as their new Craft, Many Eyes, or Malibu — in the Web 2.0 world collaborative tools such as these are launched every day — but because the accompanying press release explicitly references a new generation of workers: “There is a new openness at IBM about what we are doing in our labs,” Irene Greif, IBM fellow and director of the collaborative user experience at IBM Research, said at a press conference. […]

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