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Email: Asynchronous Communication, Creativity and Time-Management

For several months now, I have been critically examining my work contexts, to determine what sort of work gets done best in what sort of contexts. Because so much of my work is online, it's easy for me to fail to identify different online work modes and assign tasks to those modes so that they can get done most effectively. This is very much a symptom of the overall trend of ICT convergence: It requires us to set new boundaries because it's dissolving the artificial ones. I think this is a good thing. So, Steven Berlin Johnson (whose books you should read) has also been thinking about this, and reflects on it briefly in Email: asynchronous communication, creativity and time-management. Posted: 5/7/06; 10:59:49 PM #

Interview with Kumi Naidoo - Building Bridges Across Divides
	Allavida has published an interview with Kumi Naidoo, the General Secretary of CIVICUS. I had the pleasure of meeting him briefly at the SANGONeT Conference in 2005 and have enjoyed following his work since then. Posted: 5/7/06; 10:53:23 PM #

Pricing a Project
	Brian Fling has written some great guidelines on Pricing a Project that I think will be of value to consultants and others who serve nonprofit organizations. He takes a transparent approach that challenges me somewhat, but I think that's a very good thing. Posted: 5/7/06; 10:47:45 PM #