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Start-ups 2.0: one, or no one?
Consider these: Facebook is popular because the whole team puts their efforts into making Facebook as good as it can be. Twitter is on its way to becoming mainstream because a slim team of 30 people are staying up late to make it work. Google was successful because they worked hard so the Search Engine [...]
The social within: internal network for your employees
The recently published research paper on the Use of Social Software in the Workplace by IBM Research, which centered upon its employees’ adoption of BeeHive, an internal social network launched in 2007, has shed light on how such software can help “bond” employees, enhance their career advancement and potentially increase their social capital. The four [...]
Twitter fails in Vietnam
Last Friday night a big explosion was heard as part of the lobby ceiling of Caravelle, one of the top five-star hotels in HCMC, collapsed and injured several people. Unfortunately, we didn’t hear anything on Twitter regarding such an incident but a tweet citing news articles written about it. If this had happened elsewhere, people [...]
