Links for Feb 8 2009

by Eric D. Brown on February 8, 2009 · View Comments

in Sunday Links

Inspiration Without Action is Wasted Time by C.C. Chapman on Reality Bitchslap

IT Doesn’t Have To Be Annoying by Mike Schaffner on Beyond Blinking Lights and Acronyms

How to Translate Vendor Talk into Plain English by Jeremiah Owyang on Web Strategy by Jeremiah

The Goal is the Interaction by Chris Brogan on ChrisBrogan.com

Rebuilding Trust: Why Capping Salaries Isn’t Enough by Diane Coutu on HarvardBusiness.org

Great Leadership for Challenging Times by Dan McCarthy on Great Leadership

Solving the ‘More with Less’ Problem by Scott Anthony on HarvardBusiness.org

What IT Business Alignment Isn’t by Glenn Whitfield on IT Business Alignement (IT2B)

Word of mouth vs. buzz by Ben McConnell on Church of the Customer Blog

Buying experiences, not possessions, leads to greater happiness on Science Blog

Who and Where? New Leaders and Directions by Stefano Paolinelli on Making Project Management Better

Learning all the time by Seth Godin

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Written By Eric D. Brown

Eric is a Consultant, Entrepreneur and Doctoral Student focused on helping organizations cross the chasm that exists between Business & IT. Eric writes extensively about technology, strategy, people and projects at http://ericbrown.com. In addition to this blog and his consulting work, Eric is an avid & passionate photographer and writes about photography, shares photographs and reviews products at Photography Minute.
  • Eric -
    thanks for the mention!
  • Welcome Dan. I like to make sure good articles receive the attention they deserve.
  • Thanks for including Stefano's post. Hope you enjoyed it.

    Glad to find your blog.
    Alec
  • you are welcome. Thanks for sharing Stefano's post with us.
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