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Entries Tagged as 'Nate Nash'

Is Your Idea Worth It? Are You?

May 7th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Nate Nash

Jay and I are preparing to journey north from the lobbyist-soaked, Potomac flood plain of Washington, DC (our fair city), to the home of multiple characters played by Marky Mark (sans Funky Bunch), Boston, MA. We will be attending the Enterprise 2.0 Conference for what I hope will be an overwhelming amount of choir-preaching, [...]

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This Post Would Probably Be Believable if I Were in Any Way Qualified to Write It

April 11th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Nate Nash

One of my favorite things about being a management and technology consultant (besides having a touch better rating on the society scourge index than lawyers), is the exposure to a multitude of business problems, across a multitude of organizations. And by extension, I especially enjoy solving these problems with hot technology. It really is good [...]

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Jive Talkin’

April 7th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Nate Nash

As I have mentioned before nothing really dusts my consulting lampshade like hot new software. To this end, I experienced the equivalent of spring cleaning during a demo of the latest release of Jive’s Clearspace product. Thanks to their excellent BD folks, I had the chance to receive an advanced walk through of what I [...]

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Tag, You’re It

March 28th, 2008 · 12 Comments · Nate Nash

I was talking to my friends at Trampoline Systems today and I started thinking about one of the bastions of E2. The almighty tag. Not the “dog”, “price”, or “surefire way to date a horrible woman“variety but the kind that generate folksonomies. The thought was that maybe tags could be used for other things. I [...]

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Social Intelligence

March 17th, 2008 · 6 Comments · Nate Nash

One of the surefire ways to increment my consulting tachometer is hot technology. I’ll admit it. Despite my attempts to present a modicum of cool, at my core I am a geek. Specifically, shiny new software, developed with usability (or just users) in mind, really tunes my sousaphone. And today, I am ready to try [...]

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