Natalie Hanson

Tag: privacy

  • Lessons Learned at the Lost & Found

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    Losing my phone gave me a chance to reflect on how we create experiences, large and small –

  • EUI Summit – Day 1 PM

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    After another delicious lunch on the deck at the Sky Hotel (a view from our lunch spot is at left), Laura Fitton of Pistachio Consulting then spoke about Microblogging Re-Imagined OR Microsharing in the Enterprise.  The term blogging itself can be a barrier, but the biggest issue is why people should use it in the enterprise…

  • Googled

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    I enjoy working with all kinds of technology and being online.  I am ‘hyper-connected’ in part because my work demands it – so much of what I do involves a computer and internet technologies (and more recently, social media).  However, when it comes to an online presence, I have always struggled between my high-tech work…

  • Exploring social media

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    Before my maternity leave (early summer last year), I met with one of the guys in SAP’s Emerging Solutions development organization.  He told me that they had spoken with some young students and received some use cases for different technologies.  One of the uses cases for email?  Sending a thank-you to parents of a friend.…

  • I thought IM was hip

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    This week at work I sent an email announcing that I was stepping down from the intranet governing body.  It was a big deal (at least for me) as I have been working in that space since early 2004.  But it was really time for something new, and I am looking forward to the change.…

  • Taking the plunge

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    For a long while now, I’ve been meaning to get my act together with a web site and an online presence in general.  But now understanding all the new technologies is integral to my work, so I’m deep into it trying to figure it out.  I’m on Facebook now, and finding some long-lost friends from…