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About Me

Jeremy Sluyters PictureI’m Jeremy Sluyters, Director of Business and Collaboration Systems at JMP Engineering Inc.  I am a licensed Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) and a certified Project Management Professional (PMP).  I live in London, Ontario with my wife and 2 young kids. I am into anything 2.0 that will help a business do better business and want to educate people on Social KM and engage everyone around me using social collaborative tools.

I am a mechanical engineer by education (don’t hold that against me), and have been working with a professional engineering firm for the last 10 years as a Designer, Programmer, Project Manager, Process Leader, and Knowledge Manager. Over the last 5 years I have driven the definition of standards and business processes, championed continuous improvement initiatives, led internal Project Management initiatives, implemented a companywide ERP system, as well as launched a SharePoint portal and knowledge system. My investigation into business and collaboration systems was a turning point in my career.

The goal of this blog is twofold:

  1. Be my own personal knowledge base for all things related to Social KM and Web 2.0
  2. Be a resource site for people interested in 2.0 and not sure where to start





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  1. Brian Hughes says

    Excellent introduction Jeremy. I can tell you are passionate about the topic and living what you believe. Our world is becoming more and more connected and we need easy, efficient and effective ways to share our ideas, get ideas and collaborate continuously. Just do it! For people who have not embraced the global connectivity movement check out LinkedIn – 280 first degree connections, leads to 40,000 second degree connections which leads to 2.8 million!!! third degree connections. That is profound.

Continuing the Discussion

  1. Technology and Organizations » Blog Archive » Kill Email, or Keep Your Enemies Closer? linked to this post on April 14, 2010

    […] Jeremy Sluyters, Director of Business and Collaboration Systems at JMP Engineering Inc, also gives us a real-world window into how each of us can can play a role in work transformation. From his blog: I was onsite with a customer making some changes to their production system, and I was trying to figure out how to get a “program running” status from a robot, and pass it to a usable input on my controller. I posted this question on http://www.controlsoverload.com, a site I have recently started for the controls and automation community. Since this site is just starting out, I also emailed a couple people that I knew would know the answer, and included a link to the question. And I knew who could help me because I have been in this business for a long time – how many times do you know exactly who to ask to get an answer? […]



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