So what does all that have to do with expertise location? A bit of a stretch, you say, for finding knowledge? Not so, according to a recent CIO article about Twitter titled " Twitter's Potential for Business Users." always dynamic environment where friends and strangers can keep you constantly up-to-date on their goings on. Everything. MORE >>

Expert location services come out of stories like this. From what I have seen, expertise location started with company yellow pages that were converted to electronic use on an internal website somewhere. In most cases, the automated system goes and does its thing, and the users can tweak how their expertise is presented. MORE >>

Or it was about managing access to knowledge through yellow pages and expert locators. Up to this point, the tacit knowledge is siloed; inaccessible. Once the person is connected into a network, their tacit knowledge is linked into a system. love this redefinition of what it means to "capture" knowledge. Does one simply ask questions? MORE >>

In the forums, people are able to ask questions (how to find experts, etc.)   In the future, there will be expert locators and profiles. This post combines two FastForward posts as I wanted to continue to share this story with a broader audience. The US military is using an enterprise 2.0 Pacific Command in Hawaii.  MORE >>

In the forums, people are able to ask questions (how to find experts, etc.) In the future, there will be expert locators and profiles. I recently posted on Enterprise 2.0 and Web Social Media in Operation in Haiti Relief. The post mentioned that the US military is using an Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>