Moved over from the Wiki...  We don't have 100% adoption to these points below.  Let's make this a holiday present to ourselves! 

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1. I want us all to try using IM to reach each other. Much of our conversations are on e-mail or cell phones. IM is nice for quick hits and you know when the person is online. Use the Twitter and IM IDs page to keep track of people’s IDs.
2. I want us all to try Twitter with each other. Why? Even 2 tweets a day each will get us all to know what we are all doing better than we have today. Our team is now spread out between NJ, NY, & MA. We (read: me often) are travelling to TX, CA, CT, OH, GE… Our coworkers are all over the country. How to do this?
   1. Go to www.twitter.com
   2. Create an account
   3. Put your username on the NY Twitter ID page
   4. Add us as friends
   5. Once connected you can configure Twitter to send Tweets to your cell phone / blackberry and/or to your IM…
3. I want us to all try using Facebook. Why? This is a fascinating platform. They have opened up the platform for people to build apps into the environment. Once you are on, you can invite us all to be your friends.
4. Do you have LinkedIn accounts and are you LinkedIn with the rest of us? If not, please do so. We all should be in each others 1st degree. When you meet with a new client or a new candidate you should always Google them and check them out on LinkedIn… It is very possible to learn interesting tidbits.
5. Are you sending attachments around? Why not create a conversation on our site and collaborate on the document that way! NO MORE ATTACHMENTS internally.
6. Are you using the platform for collaborative tasks?  If not, why not?
7. Do you know you can get your voicemails sent to your e-mail (and blackberry therefore) with a wave attachment? If not, check out the ShoreTel docs. Very easy to do – it took be 2 minutes.