Comments for Israel Blechman http://www.israelblechman.com Notes from Israel About Corporate Social Media (Marketing, PR, CRM) and Enterprise2.0 Thu, 11 Mar 2010 05:00:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Meet the IBMer Charlie by Israel Blechman http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4167 Israel Blechman Tue, 07 Apr 2009 09:55:00 +0000 http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4167 No problem Luis! :) No problem Luis! :)

]]> Comment on Meet the IBMer Charlie by Luis Suarez http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4165 Luis Suarez Tue, 07 Apr 2009 09:23:33 +0000 http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4165 LOL!! Hiya, Israel, my friend! You see? This is what happens when you don't have enough coffee already in the morning to get you started and you think you got the right blog with the right comment. Whooops, I didn't! Either way, thanks for letting me know and for putting me straight. I apologise about the mix up and glad you also know Dvir :-) hehe (What was I thinking, eh? Again, apologies and thanks again for the link love and the comment on the my blog. Appreciated!) LOL!! Hiya, Israel, my friend! You see? This is what happens when you don’t have enough coffee already in the morning to get you started and you think you got the right blog with the right comment. Whooops, I didn’t! Either way, thanks for letting me know and for putting me straight. I apologise about the mix up and glad you also know Dvir :-) hehe

(What was I thinking, eh? Again, apologies and thanks again for the link love and the comment on the my blog. Appreciated!)

]]> Comment on Meet the IBMer Charlie by Israel Blechman http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4162 Israel Blechman Tue, 07 Apr 2009 08:51:45 +0000 http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4162 Hi Luis, I totally agree, but I'm not Dvir, I'm Israel :) Hi Luis, I totally agree, but I’m not Dvir, I’m Israel :)

]]> Comment on Meet the IBMer Charlie by Luis Suarez http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4161 Luis Suarez Tue, 07 Apr 2009 08:46:43 +0000 http://www.israelblechman.com/meet-the-ibmer-charlie/#comment-4161 Hi Dvir! Many thanks for the link love and for helping out spread the message around that presentation that both Sandra and Chris put together. Glad to hear your readers have been exposed to it. Too good to let it go just like that! :-) heh We probably need to keep spreading the message about it to some other folks who may be new to Enterprise 2.0 altogether, so they can see the true potential of what productivity is like, don't you think? Either way, thanks again for the link love and look forward to speaking with you soon! :-D Hi Dvir! Many thanks for the link love and for helping out spread the message around that presentation that both Sandra and Chris put together. Glad to hear your readers have been exposed to it. Too good to let it go just like that! :-) heh

We probably need to keep spreading the message about it to some other folks who may be new to Enterprise 2.0 altogether, so they can see the true potential of what productivity is like, don’t you think? Either way, thanks again for the link love and look forward to speaking with you soon! :-D

]]> Comment on Quote of the Day by didier http://www.israelblechman.com/quote-of-the-day/#comment-1894 didier Tue, 03 Feb 2009 12:04:45 +0000 http://www.israelblechman.com/quote-of-the-day/#comment-1894 Are we connected or socially disconnected… I personally believe that technology has reduced our social capital—the relationships that bind people together and create a sense of community. Consequences include decreased civility, loss of behavioural boundaries and increased crime. We must find ways to deal with our profound loss of social connectedness. Even though technological advances have contributed significantly to the problem of isolation, the emphasis on individualism in today’s society has compounded it. Are we connected or socially disconnected…
I personally believe that technology has reduced our social capital—the
relationships that bind people together and create a sense of community.
Consequences include decreased civility, loss of behavioural boundaries
and increased crime. We must find ways to deal with our profound loss of
social connectedness.
Even though technological advances have contributed significantly to the
problem of isolation, the emphasis on individualism in today’s society has
compounded it.

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