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Mind-Opening Infographics

by Oscar Berg on 07/05/2008 04:03   0 comments , 19 views
Categories: Collaboration, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
I am going on vacation and will leave my computer at home, so this will be the last post for a while (a few weeks).

I am a great fan of information graphics and other kinds of visualizations and have put together some mind-opening infographics in a presentation and uploaded to Slideshare.net. I can by no means take credit for the content. I have collected the infographics from the web and have provided links to the source of each infographic. A g...
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What Are Your Obligations?

by Jay Deragon on 07/05/2008 02:04   0 comments , 20 views
Categories: Business Process Management (BPM), Social Media, Knowledge Management, Open Source, Reviews, Search, Twitter, Web Services, Google, Vendor News, Collaboration, Mashups, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Marketing, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
Most people take other people at their word. In business a persons word is critical to the interactive processes required to reach a result. If a supplier or employee does not fulfill their word or stated obligation things can be delayed and delayed actions set off a chain reaction of delays, defects and disappointments internally [...]
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Links for 2008-07-04 [del.icio.us]

by John Tropea on 07/05/2008 00:17   0 comments , 24 views
Categories: Social Media, Knowledge Management, Twitter, RSS, Wikis, Collaboration, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
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Happy Birthday USA | Let Freedom Ring

by George Dearing on 07/04/2008 16:27   0 comments , 20 views
Categories: Social Computing, Web 2.0, Marketing, Blogs

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Here’s the Flickr set.

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Is Direction Now Bottom Up?

by Jay Deragon on 07/04/2008 14:04   0 comments , 23 views
Categories: Social Media, Web 2.0
Tags: social networking, social media, business strategy
Social technological innovations are exploding across all segments of influence both personal and professional. Companies are now being confronted with the necessity to implement changes in strategy, structure, process and culture. Change is difficult if you don’t remove constraints to change or have a clear path as to where the change will take you. An [...]
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Strategy Rule 6 – Say it in a Tag-Line – You’re The Open Source Alternative To The “Dark Side”

by Ian Howells on 07/04/2008 08:39   0 comments , 48 views
Categories: Business Process Management (BPM), Social Media, Knowledge Management, Open Source, Collaboration, Enterprise Search, Document Management, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Marketing, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
Tags: alfresco, open source, sharepoint, product positioning
You are entitling people to what they were previously denied. As I wrote in my previous post the customer knows: The high-end systems are too expensive and complex The low-end systems are low-priced but don’t meet requirements Customers no longer have to make a trade-off. It is the power of open source that is enabling this. Open [...]
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John Newton - How Web 2.0 Will Change The Face Of Business

by Oscar Berg on 07/04/2008 03:57   0 comments , 57 views
Categories: Collaboration, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
Tags: collaboration, web 2.0, alfresco, social computing, sharepoint, john newton
In the article "How Web 2.0 will change the face of business", John Newton does a really good job at describing what Web 2.0 is essentially about and what impact the driving forces behind Web 2.0 has to businesses:

Web 2.0 is explained more by example than by defining the technologies that make it up. A collection of brands provide the metaphors for what exactly is different in the way we use new web technologies, such as Google for search, Y...

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What Will Free The Web?

by Jay Deragon on 07/04/2008 03:56   0 comments , 26 views
Categories: Social Networking, Social Media, Social Computing, Web 2.0
Tags: web 2.0, socialutions, vendor relationship management, reverse engineering
Ever since the web appeared people and businesses have found ways to use it for numerous purposes. Technical engineers have created hundreds of thousands lines of code aimed at creating functionality and features to enhance the web. Over time all this code has created an environment of silos of connectivity and functionality. In the [...]
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Future of Media Summit 2008 – Silicon Valley & Sydney

by Bill Ives on 07/04/2008 01:08   0 comments , 26 views
Categories: Conferences
Tags: new media, future of media summit 2008, online advertising
The third annual Future of Media Summit 2008 will link events on both sides of the Pacific to create insights into the future of media. Speakers include thought leaders such as Mark Scott, Managing Director of ABC, Loic Le Meur,...
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Links for 2008-07-03 [del.icio.us]

by John Tropea on 07/04/2008 00:09   0 comments , 26 views
Categories: Social Media, Knowledge Management, Twitter, RSS, Wikis, Collaboration, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
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Information Management Principle #2: Information Is A Means To An End

by Oscar Berg on 06/09/2008 04:07   0 comments , 121 views
Categories: Collaboration, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
Tags: information management, meta-data, compliance, content
There is no value in information which is not – sooner or later – being used. Information that might be of use sooner or later holds a potential value, but that value is not realized until it is actually used for something. Simply put, information is just a means to an end.
Information has no value until it informs a decision (Ross Mayfield)
Information is power, but only if you act on it correctly. (JP Rangaswami)
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Why Enterprise Search Sucks

by Greg Lloyd on 06/27/2008 16:54   2 comments , 261 views
Categories: RSS, Wikis, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management, Social Computing, Enterprise 2.0
Tags: enterprise 2.0, enterprise search, findability
Ron Miller of EContent wrote a very good article AIIM Study Finds Enterprise Search Still Lacking about an upcoming AIIM report on Findability and disappointed expectations for enterprise search. Ron's title is more polite than some of the words I've heard (and used) to characterize enterprise search. Bluntly - if we all agree that enterprise search sucks, what is to be done?
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I Use This

by sggottlieb on 06/17/2008 16:35   0 comments , 108 views
Categories: Email, Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Document Management, Web Content Management (WCM), Blogs
Tags: tools, mac, webcontent08, utilities
I have been on a Mac since I started Content Here a little over a year ago. The migration for me has been an unqualified success. I won't go back. Here is a list of apps that have made the experience that much more pleasurable.

Mail, Calendar, Address Book: Mac Apps


I decided to go with the Mac defaults: Mail.app, iCal, and Address Book. Since these applications are pretty much always open, I wanted them to be stable, well inte
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It's In The Wiki

by huasoon on 06/15/2008 02:14   0 comments , 74 views
Categories: Knowledge Management, Wikis, Collaboration, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0
Tags: wikis, collaboration, enterprise 2.0, information technology
It is a common sight for speakers to dish out a lot of IT terms during IT presentation even though the audience are not that IT-savy. This is because those terms have been so internalized to them when they breathe and speak it.

This can also happen to any knowledge repository where everyone is so familar to its usage and unintentional habits like the following can develop over time:

It's in the wiki, how come you did
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Web Content 2008 Notes

by sggottlieb on 06/19/2008 16:57   0 comments , 78 views
Categories: Social Media, Conferences, Collaboration, Document Management, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Blogs
Tags: search, oracle, conferences, social media, roi, ibm, cms, web content 2008, hypersyndication
Flickr tag: wc08
Twitter: #wc08

I am on my way back to Massachusetts after thoroughly enjoying my time at Web Content 2008. Thank you Scott Abel, Michael Silverman, and the rest of the Duo Consulting team for putting on another great conference. The event was sold out .this year. I would register early next year.
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