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Monthly Archives: August 2005

The web and the future of real estate

31-Aug-05

Here’s a message to realtors and real estate agents:  WAKE UP.  The web is changing the way real estate works, and if you’re not careful you’re going to become irrelevant.  Even though people do it all the time, moving from one house to another – especially when those houses are separated by half of the United States – [...]

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What I did on my summer vacation

15-Aug-05

My lack of blogging this summer had nothing to do with a lack of things to write about. On the contrary, this summer was pretty much packed to over-flowing. The big event was moving from the Jersey shore back home to St. Louis (after a nearly 23 year absence) and all the little things that [...]

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To blog, or not to blog. That is a question.

15-Aug-05

One of the dangers of new technologies/trends is the tendency for people to just use it because it is there. The world of blogs is no different. While personal blogs can get away with a bit of frivolity and not work to any real purpose, business blogs need to look at things just [...]

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On Best Practices

14-Aug-05

From Organic KM (a blog I only recently discovered - thanks Jack) are some interesting thoughts on the nature of best practices:
Organic KM: Best Practices & Conventional Wisdom: “The key challenge with Best Practices is that blind adherance to known and hopefully the most effective way of solving problems does not always yield expected results. [...]

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