by Martin White | Nov 8, 2019 | Collaboration, Digital workplace, Information management, Intranets, Search
At the start of my career the two most technically sophisticated elements in my organisation were an IBM Selectric golf-ball typewriter and a high-pressure diecasting machine that was the first in the world to have real-time printout of all the parameters of the...
by Martin White | Mar 4, 2019 | Collaboration, Conferences, Digital workplace, Intranets, Reviews
During the wrap-up session at IntraTeam Event 19 last week I made the point that I think that the success of the Event is because it is both the same every year and yet different every year. Every year the venue is the Radisson Scandinavia (conveniently on the airport...
by Martin White | Jul 4, 2018 | Collaboration
I subscribe to Harvard Business Review because probably six times a year it publishes an article that immediately resonates with me. In a recent post I wrote about the problems caused by email overload. In the July-August 2018 issue of HBR Rob Cross, Scott Taylor and...
by Martin White | Jun 12, 2018 | Collaboration, Digital workplace, Reviews
Most of my consulting work has been with multi-national organisations that are also multi-cultural organisations. An important outcome of my work experience in over 40 countries is that it takes a great deal of time, effort and immersion to even begin to understand...
by Martin White | Jun 5, 2018 | Collaboration, Digital workplace, Information management
One of the benefits of being a one-person business is that I can usually plan my month with a high degree of precision. May was not one of those months. I had to undertake twenty global telephone interviews, with all the email traffic and revising of interview slots...
by Martin White | Apr 18, 2018 | Collaboration, Digital workplace, Search
Paul Corney and I have been working through the session topics for Expertise Discovery 2018, which will take place next Thursday 26 April in London. The results of the Survey Monkey survey we have been conducting (and it is still open) indicate that access to...
