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Tweet First, Ask Questions Later

by Daniel Tunkelang on 11/20/2008 09:53   0 comments , 10 views

If anyone has any doubt as to the real-world impact of social media, consider the recent battle between Motrin and the “mommy bloggers”. Motrin had released an ad, launched to coincide with international baby-wearing week,  that presented an irreverent take on “wearing your baby”. Apparently too irreverent: a critical mass of indignant baby-wearing moms used blogs and Twitter to express their outrage, and Johnson & Jo...

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What Do CEO’s Think?

by Jay Deragon on 11/20/2008 04:35   0 comments , 13 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 Systems, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Marketing, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
Reports such as these reflect a sentiment of “mixed feelings” by CEO’s relative to PR, Marketing and Social Media. The sentiments may change as the economy continues to put pressure on capital, resources and revenue growth. The current market dynamics may in fact shift significantly as the rippling effect of the economic downturn forces CEO’s to look for more effective alternative to reach their markets at lower cost.
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Webinar: Improve Your Projects Using Social Collaboration

by Stewart Mader on 11/19/2008 20:13   0 comments , 10 views
Categories: Knowledge Management, Wikis, Collaboration, Content Management Systems, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
Interested to learn how social collaboration can help you improve project management and get better results? GroupSwim will be holding another of their excellent webinars tomorrow: Improve Project Results Using Social Collaboration. Brian Krug, Director of Professional Services at newScale will be the featured guest, and I highly encourage you to attend. It’s an [...]
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Forrester: “Good evidence” wikis transforming collaboration

by Stewart Mader on 11/19/2008 19:12   0 comments , 9 views
Categories: Knowledge Management, Wikis, Collaboration, Content Management Systems, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
Forrester Research has published a new report on the state of wikis, blogs, social networking, and other new tools in the enterprise: Forrester TechRadar™ For Information & Knowledge Management Pros: Enterprise Web 2.0. Here’s what they said about wikis: One of the more promising of the Web 2.0 technologies for the enterprise, wikis show good [...]
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Four Examples of Wikis Working within the Enterprise

by Bill Ives on 11/19/2008 18:42   0 comments , 11 views
A recent Computerworld article, Wikis that work: Four IT departments get it right, provides early adopters success stories at Enel, ShoreBank, NYK, and SAP. The first two used Traction Team Page, NYK used Atlassian's Confluence and the SAP example did...
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Evento Blog 2008 - Highlights (Cough, Cough)

by elsua on 11/19/2008 18:29   0 comments , 12 views
Categories: IBM, Social Networking, Social Bookmarking, Social Media, Knowledge Management, Email, Twitter, Wikis, Collaboration, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
As I have mentioned in yesterday’s blog post, I was planning to put together a number of different entries with the highlights from the superb EventoBlog 2008 that I attended in Seville, over the weekend, to then let you folks know some more of what the experience was like, my impressions, what I learned, some [...]
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There’s Something About Aardvarks

by Infovark on 11/19/2008 18:22   0 comments , 9 views
Categories: Search, Twitter, RSS, Document Management, Content Management Systems, Social Computing, Web 2.0
Looks like there’s a new entrant in the social search space with an aardvark mascot. VentureBeat wrote a glowing article about aardvark.im. They’re taking an instant messaging approach to the problem of getting expert advice. In that regard, they’re more like Qunu than like us. Mechanical Zoo, the company behind aardvark.im, recently closed $6 million in [...]
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Smub: Speaking of Links…

by janetleejohnson on 11/19/2008 18:22   0 comments , 9 views
Categories: RSS, Collaboration, Enterprise Search, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Marketing, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
I spend a lot of time online, and am not afraid to download widgets or tools or ’stuff’ to enhance my own online experience. Mostly I download tools that save me time and energy. (I just, for example, finally downloaded TweetDeck yesterday, and am not sure I’m going to use it. I love the idea of [...]
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If the Process is about Content, then Integration is King

by Ian Howells on 11/19/2008 18:08   0 comments , 10 views
Categories: Business Process Management (BPM), Social Media, Knowledge Management, Open Source, Collaboration, Enterprise Search, Document Management, Web Content Management (WCM), Content Management Systems, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Marketing, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
The BPM analysis shows a strong preference for “other” at 62%. Once again the probable conclusion is that an ECM user, working in an ECM environment, will use the integrated BPM or workflow software. This is also reflected in SharePoint BPM usage in a SharePoint environment. Business Process Management can break down into a number of categories: Content [...]
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Enter Content Here in Alltop

by sggottlieb on 11/19/2008 18:03   0 comments , 10 views
Categories: Email, Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Document Management, Web Content Management (WCM), Blogs
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I should mention that being listed top center in Alltop Content Management isn't too bad on the ego either. Thanks to whomever put Enter Content Here there.
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