7 Articles match "Clay Shirky","wirearchy"

• The Best from Informal Learning Flow

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• Why the Government of Canada needs PKM
  
  We need to understand that we’ve been in a state of information overload since the 15th Century when there were more books than one person could read in a lifetime (watch Clay Shirky’s interview on FastForward ). Tags: Work Wirearchy Informal Learnin David Eaves writes in Why the Government of Canada needs Bloggers : One theme that came up was that public servants feel they are suffering from information overload.
  Learning and Working on the Web - Tuesday, March 3, 2009
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• Associations must think laterally
  
  Clay Shirky says that associations need to seriously consider how they reinforce lateral line of communications (peer-peer) and not just information from the centre to the membership. David Wilcox covers Shirky’s interview on associations where he discusses the case of the ACLU and Wilcox uses this diagram to describe where associations need to go – from hierarchy to network. I’ve worked with quite a few non-profit associations and been a member of several non-profit associations. I’ve also let many of my memberships expire without renewal.
  Learning and Working on the Web - Monday, September 7, 2009
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• Re-discovering Parts of My Path to the Concept of Wirearchy
  
  As I was doing this, I realised that at least I came by the concept of "wirearchy" honestly.  Here Comes Everybody - the Power of Organizing Without Organizations , by Clay Shirky I spent the bulk of the day yesterday doing something I have been meaning to do for at least 4 years now.  I went looking for something in my storage space at the condominium where I live and, as always, I realized that at least half of my very full storage space consists of boxes of books that I have accumulated over the years( the ones I have decided to keep after weeding out (yes, honestly)
  Wirearchy - Tuesday, January 6, 2009
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• Do Knowledge Workers and Knowledge Managers Face Much More Change ?
  
  new organizing principle posited on network dynamics – “wirearchy” – a dynamic flow of power and authority based on connections and conversations, may be emerging as a structural principle and a social dynamic for managing organized activities in both business and society. Wirearchy is an informal but pervasive emerging structure of governance, strategy, decision-making and control based on knowledge, trust, meaning and credibility. . Much of what the average knowledge worker of today sees as “work” is the daily communion with the computer screen on her or his desk. They access
  Wirearchy - Monday, June 15, 2009
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• Informal Learning - Untitled Article
  
  berkman] Clay Shirky on the future of news - Joho the Blog , September 22, 2009 Do Social Networks Shape Our Lives ? - Wirearchy , September 12, 2009 Here are the top sites from Informal Learning Flow for September 2009. Featured Sources The following are the top items from featured sources based on social
  Informal Learning - Friday, October 2, 2009
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• The Movie “Us Now” … Can We Govern Ourselves Collectively ?
  
  In several recent conversations I was reminded of the core stimulus for the concept of “ wirearchy ” … the last paragraph(s) of Peter Drucker’s 1999 Atlantic Monthly article “ Beyond The Information Revolution “, written at the height of the dot.com boom: . “And then, probably within ten years or so, running a business with (short-term) “shareholder value” as its first — if not its only — goal and justification will have become counterproductive. Watch Clay Shirky, Don Tapscott and others discuss the societal impact
  Wirearchy - Sunday, May 31, 2009
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• Contents of the informal cloud book
  
  Clay Shirky, 14, 185 Wirearchy, 69, 79 Work Smarter: Informal Informal Learning Enters the Cloud $19.95 19.95 Index ADDIE, 22, 23, 102, 106
  Internet Time - Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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