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Links for Nov 30 2008

Happy Sunday…for those of you in the USA, I hope you had a good Thanksgiving.

Here’s some interesting Sunday reading for ya:

Is Knowledge Management at War With Social Media? by Bob Warfield on The Helpstream Blog
Corporate Culture Drives Innovation on UPI.com
A Note on Systems Integration by Dick Langlois on Organizations and Markets
Earned Value is Necessary But Not Sufficient by Glen Alleman on Herding Cats
What Employees Are Saying About Their Leaders During The Economic Crisis by Stephen Rock on OrgReadiness.com
Focus on Relationships by Peter Vajda on Slow Leadership

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