&137/ Time to Look Back: Top 10 Posts 2007

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It's the time of the year to look back: 8 months of & the Red Fez postings - beginning with a slow start in May and a real take-off in October. Sorted by unique pageviews in reverse order ...

#10: Office Killer Features

Microsoft Office's Ribbon and SmartArt Graphics are features that too few people seem to appreciate!

#9: X-cultural Matters! Twitter Lecture

My students experiment with Twitter to collect answers to typical x-cultural difference evaluation questions across the world and get into the Top 10!

#8: Stuart Scott, New Phase, Starting All Over Again?

The last post from the Stuart Scott series, compare #1 below.

#7: Just Found: Customer Support on the Phone

Not even a full post, but Seth Godin sent over a lot of visitors that day: Customer support on the phone.

#6: Just Found: 3 Cultures Compared

Tim Ferris points us to a documentary by Bob Compton, Two Million Minutes.

#5: Stuart Scott Follow-Up

The second post from the Stuart Scott series, compare #1 below.

#4: Essential Reading: Don Norman

Inspired by an interview with Don Norman on c|net Newsmaker, this Essential Reading post makes it into the Top 5.

#3: Just Found: Office Look-Alike

Microsoft Office look-alike contest in the cloud. And the winner is Live Documents; at least the screenshots available to-date ...

#2: RSS? Podcasts? - How the World's Top Consulting Firms are Using Web 2.0

There is no RSS update of McKinsey Quarterly articles. A short survey of Top 10 and 11-25 consultancies shows disappointing results. The management consulting firms don't live up to the recommendations they sell to their customers!

#1: Why Do CEO/ CIO Employments End?

We were struck by a "Stuart Scott" top search popularity in Technorati and learned that the former Microsoft CIO had been removed from his position. A series of posts started with a collection of CEO/ CIO assignment endings.

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