Comments on: Scarcity of time for webservices (or why I am not on linkedin)? http://lirneasia.net/2008/09/scarcity-of-time-for-webservices-or-why-i-am-not-on-linkedin/ a regional ICT policy and regulation think tank active across the Asia Pacific Wed, 23 May 2012 17:07:34 +0000 hourly 1 By: DG http://lirneasia.net/2008/09/scarcity-of-time-for-webservices-or-why-i-am-not-on-linkedin/comment-page-1/#comment-15059 DG Sat, 20 Sep 2008 11:35:05 +0000 http://lirneasia.net/?p=2341#comment-15059 Web 2.0 services encompassing blogging, social networking etc are changing the way a significant portion of the online community communicates. It changes the structure of traditional communication which has predominantly been one-to-one exchange of email. letters, phone conversation...Communication on Facebook for example, recognizes that we are embedded in a social web or network of relationships that provide context to what we do, say, display etc. I believe it is a significant cultural shift and will impact our mode of communication in the coming years. Based on the nature of your communication, it can even reduce the number of email you send and receive. Enterprises have realized the power of Web 2.0 services as a tool to connect people with similar interests, capabilities etc. I work in a giant organization with more 100K+ people. The intranet "facebook" is an important tool to figure who is working on the same topic as I am. Or something less mundane, like who in the organization scuba dives! In your case, think it has also to do with the culture chasm between you and the facebook generation! :) The beauty of social networking is that you can free-ride even if you don't have the time to post...and nobody will be offended.. Web 2.0 services encompassing blogging, social networking etc are changing the way a significant portion of the online community communicates. It changes the structure of traditional communication which has predominantly been one-to-one exchange of email. letters, phone conversation…Communication on Facebook for example, recognizes that we are embedded in a social web or network of relationships that provide context to what we do, say, display etc. I believe it is a significant cultural shift and will impact our mode of communication in the coming years.

Based on the nature of your communication, it can even reduce the number of email you send and receive.

Enterprises have realized the power of Web 2.0 services as a tool to connect people with similar interests, capabilities etc. I work in a giant organization with more 100K+ people. The intranet “facebook” is an important tool to figure who is working on the same topic as I am. Or something less mundane, like who in the organization scuba dives!

In your case, think it has also to do with the culture chasm between you and the facebook generation! :) The beauty of social networking is that you can free-ride even if you don’t have the time to post…and nobody will be offended..

]]> By: eranda http://lirneasia.net/2008/09/scarcity-of-time-for-webservices-or-why-i-am-not-on-linkedin/comment-page-1/#comment-15046 eranda Sat, 20 Sep 2008 03:47:44 +0000 http://lirneasia.net/?p=2341#comment-15046 At least try to be activated on stumble upon. Good for your blog. As per other networks you require lot of time..Profile building, adding friends and interacting with them..If you do not have time it does not worth it.. SU is the best in a blogger's perspective...It has done wonders to my blog :-) At least try to be activated on stumble upon. Good for your blog. As per other networks you require lot of time..Profile building, adding friends and interacting with them..If you do not have time it does not worth it..
SU is the best in a blogger’s perspective…It has done wonders to my blog :-)

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