I bank with Lloyds TSB – both as a personal customer and as a business customer. I’m also a Mozilla user. One of the big reasons for me switching to Mozilla is that I believe it’s more secure than that Microsoft thing and particularly when dealing with my bank over the interwebnet, security is important…
Sat and listened to the rock-and-roll sales training spectacular that is Mike Southon‘s Sales on a Beermat. Well worth the time and effort to get to Ludgate Circus for 08:45. Great fun and extremely useful – if you have to do sales and you haven’t had this experience then get onto ecademy and do it,…
A sunny trip on the No 19 to Upper Street to meet with Jemima Gibbons of Interactive KnowHow (or however it is, or isn’t capitalised). We sat and chatted in Tinderbox, which has a weird retro-modern feel with natural (bright day in London in October)light at the back from skylights. We chatted about workshops, conversation…
Just back from the “launch” (well a great opportunity to listen to Larry Lessig in the flesh for an hour anyway) of Creative Commons licences for the UK at UCL. Thanks to Louise for publicising the event. Interesting to hear the various reactions to Remix Culture and what to do about it. Useful fact: The…
To the Audit Commission‘s new offices in Millbank Tower for lunch today with Megan Meredith. Waiting in the space age reception I managed to say hello to Cathy Coyle and Bryn Morris, both of whom were relieved to be this side of the huge office move. Megan and I chatted over lunch about knowledge management…
Friday was BlogWalk IV day – a cosmopolitan (is there any other kind) grouping of bloggers talking about Social Software inside the firewall Others have variously noted who was there, so I won’t. A hugely stimulating (& therefore totally knackering) day. I came away confirmed in my intention to write something about: fear of the…