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The next wave has arrived

Rod Boothby at the great Innovation Creators blog posts a comprehensive white paper that lays out current Web 2.0 tools available to today's generation of workers.

As a recent grad who grew up along with the internet, Rob's words warm the cockles of my heart:
"What makes these new graduates so effective is their ability to work efficiently with large virtual teams and their amazing ability to maximize the power of their personal networks."

Time and space and relationships all mean different things today than they did 5, 10, 20 years ago. So why do organizational communicators still act the same as they did back then?

Technorati Tags: web2.0

Posted on Wednesday, March 01, 2006 in Web 2.0 | Permalink

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