tools (activity feeds, wikis, projects and groups) that bring resources together quickly to collaborate. I have written Moxie before see ( Moxie Provides a Social Workspace Through Employees Spaces ). Recently I spoke with their CEO, Tom Kelly, about their latest offering. have always preferred the term social business to enterprise 2.0

But you can also collaborate on it, and so forth…so it kind of feels more like an online pages/wiki page type thing…but it could be used for the use case above. Why do I like Google+. …cause I can make little or big email-like posts and @mention people…and the interface is so clean and simple. Posts and Messages.

Mark used a wiki to capture 85 questions (and answers) in an FAQ for new-hire dentists. Pairing with another worker or even tripling with two experienced workers and getting to work immediately, in order to reduce formal training (Menlo Innovations). Connecting to an internal social network to connect online & ask questions. Tweet.

Next to the news feed, we should also focus on creating collections of links that are relevant for a certain topic; these collections could be “wiki pages” of links; “wiki” in the sense that a group of people are curating the content and maintaining the links.

Here you can see a sample screen from the enterprise wiki as mentioned below. Built-in collaboration tools, including an enterprise-grade wiki, discussion forum, and shared calendar components. I have covered eXo before (see Benjamin Mestrallet, eXo CEO, Looks at the Social Enterprise ). Here is a sample home page screen.

The official place to get the report is here: [link] (have to register) I got it directly here [link] There is also the Horizon Report wiki at [link] The following video introduces the report. Another report I should have blogged earlier is: Johnson, L., Adams, S., and Cummins, M. 2012). The NMC Horizon Report: 2012 Higher Education Edition.

link] "The Planet Wikimedia is a weblog aggregator operated by the Wikimedia Foundation, to bring together on-topic posts about Wikimedia projects, other wiki sites, the free culture movement, the "wisdom of crowds", etc." resources research wikisFirstly, Planet Wikimedia.

UK Information Behaviour academic sector wikisThanks to Lyn Parker for alerting me to this new article (priced): Knight, C. and Pryke, S. 2012)"Wikipedia and the University, a case study." Teaching in Higher Education. Photo by Sheila Webber: Spring in the park, Sheffield, March 2012.

We may need to visit the group space to post to a blog, wiki, forum. “Many of the things we hated about email will be MULTIPLIED, not solved by stream-overload. People say email is not the problem, it’s how people mis-use it. Guess what, people misuse activity streams. The funniest part is “2.0 ” - Alan Lepofsky.

One of the earliest knowledge guilds was the open source community which developed many of the communication tools and processes used by knowledge artisans today: distributed work; results-only work environments (your code speaks for you); RSS, blogs & wikis for sharing; agile programming; flattened hierarchies, etc.

Blogs and Wikis are inherently more transparent than email, where 90% of collaboration occurs.  Tweet Everyone talks about collaboration in the workplace today but what does it really mean? How do you get from here to there? Every snake oil salesman is selling social something: enterprise social; social learning; social CRM; etc.

One is the rise of social networking tools: blogs, micro-blogs, wikis, and more. At the recent Up To All Of Us event (#utaou), someone asked about the 70:20:10 model. But that’s changed. In the past, other than courses, there was little at could be done except providing courses on how to coach, and making job aids. Operations?”).

It's hitting its straps now thanks to the internet's speed and pervasiveness, the rise of the digital native who is already wiki, blog and social network savvy, and a growing corporate enthusiasm for seeking out the wisdom of crowds and leveraging collaboration. This was shortly after the term Enterprise 2.0 The core elements of wirearchy.

You can create rich content with micro-blogs, wikis, documents, and videos. I have written extensively on Cisco’s I-prize efforts (see Cisco Announces I-Prize Winner and Results of Their Global Collaboration and Cisco Announces Second I-Prize Winner ) but have not yet had a chance to look at their enterprise collaboration efforts. 

Enterprise social networking may still be in its infancy when it comes to widespread adoption , but its popularity as a buzzword could hardly be hotter. What’s the result? lot of folks with little experience of how to best use enterprise social tools rushing to introduce them. So what usually goes wrong? Imagine your team loves change. Yamme

At first I thought BU pages on intranets need to be more like wikis, but then what about a news channel (to inform people) and a feedback channel (for others to ask questions). How can we have some of the tools we see in our online CoPs/groups, but for a general audience like a BU intranet page serves? Then it hit me, “Pages”!!!!

Document decisions quickly and spread widely, for example on a wiki (so any one can edit it). Design patterns are generally considered a good thing, but do they actually help run a user experience group? Fortunately, there is a better approach: reaching outside the design group to solve the whole problem. ” What is the solution then?

AOL executive recruiters job seeking Knowledge Management LinkedIn online-social-networking org charts organization charts organizational structure Partners recruiters sales Sensemaking wiki WikiOrgChartsWikiOrgCharts  helps bring that information into focus. The cloud-based tool uses the power of  crowdsourcing  to populate org charts. More

  They will use the wikis in Connections for their teams to do work. This is another in a series of my notes on Lotusphere 2012. am very pleased to be back again after last year with support from IBM. These notes cover a session on Music Industry Social Evolution with Broadcast Music Inc. or BMI. Most countries have just one.

The insight collectively gained can be more insightful to its participants than simply sending someone off to read a document or wiki. trends. had the good fortune to hear about the results first-hand when I co-presented with AIIM’s President, John Mancini , on a social networking panel at the Gilbane Conference held in Boston last November.

Individual comments are aggregated into a single review — like a wiki, which is a single document composed by multiple authors. [This post first appeared on Getting Results From Crowds book website]. Harvard Business Review has once again kicked off the year with a List of Audacious Ideas. Crowdsourcing applies across all domains.

Wiki drives 80% reduction in interdepartmental e-mail volume. Wiki eliminated almost 50,000 e-mails a year from one specific process. Collaboratory. Social Business Index. Social Business Summit. Social Business Council. Dachis Group Social Business, Brand Engagement, Powerful Insights Contact Us. What We Do. Manage your social brand.

users can also: Embed Web pages, such as wikis, within a Spotfire analysis to provide access to online information that relates to the analysis. TIBCO Spotfire puts data analytics capabilities directly into the hands of the average business by bringing data discovery to a broader audience. release. Now Spotfire 4.0 With Spotfire 4.0

blogs, wikis, RSS) while others emerged post-2006 (e.g., remained a “squishy” concept and encouraged the type of evangelism that often derailed KM efforts, it did open the door to a new array of tools that were categorized as enterprise social software: blogs, wikis, RSS, tagging, bookmarking, micro-blogging, and so on.   Yes.

blogs, wikis, RSS) while others emerged post-2006 (e.g., remained a “squishy” concept and encouraged the type of evangelism that often derailed KM efforts, it did open the door to a new array of tools that were categorized as enterprise social software: blogs, wikis, RSS, tagging, bookmarking, micro-blogging, and so on. Era? . And No.

This wiki on Information Literacy in South America (an initiative from Alejandro Uribe Tirado) covers articles, books, dissertations, past events, videos, courses etc. from each South American country: the majority of items are in Spanish or Portuguese. resources South America Information Literacy

Methods include: digital brainstorms, electronic town halls, citizen reporting, predictive markets, and policy wikis. Yesterday, I reviewed Rawn Shah’s book, Social Networking for Business.  Today I am going to comment on his interview With Don Tapscott: The Industrial Age Has Finally Run Out of Gas. hope he is right. There are 1.3

wrote long blog posts quite frequently, networked online a ton, traveled often to speak at conferences, and did all sorts of professional projects ( Five Weeks to a Social Library , a book , the Library Success Wiki , etc.). Others are dedicated to work during their 40 hrs/wk there and are deeply focused on family and community. Tweet This!

See F our Examples of Wikis Working within the Enterprise for more on the SAP example and similar efforts. I did some catching up on my reading over the last holidays. One book at the top of the pile was Rawn Shah’s Social Networking for Business: Choosing the Right Tools and Resources to Fit Your Needs. He was kind to give me a review copy.

We start throwing language at people--words like blogs, wikis, microblogging, even the term social business itself. Wiki for review cycles. Login | Register | Membership Benefits. COMMENTARY. WHITEPAPERS. SLIDESHOWS. VIDEOS. EVENTS. ABOUT. BRAINYARD COMMENTARY. ABOUT THE AUTHOR. Rachel Happe. Facebook. LinkedIn. Stumble. Bookmark.

blogs, wikis, communities) to display unknown talent. use of blogs, wikis, communities) and sense that co-workers value contributions from colleagues would appear to impact development and mobilization of personal support networks. Abstract. Proposal and Rationale. Description. Rationale & Literature Review. Part 2 is located here.

Perhaps some of this content can be fed back into the manual, but a lot of it will exist complementary to the manual…a wiki is a good way to point to all the gems. So my friend Jase has a problem. His little baby’s cradle swing is draining batteries…he seems to constantly be replacing them. And then he strikes gold!

Assuming these systems expose APIs and data sharing, which most these days do, we ca layer on a slightly lighter, slightly faster moving layer of social sharing capabilities such as social networking, collaboration, micro-blogging, wiki engines, etc., A DachisGroup Company. International. Subscribe. Follow. Themes. Headshift. About us. Share.

There is also an expansion in the types of content: documents, scanned images, web content, rich media, email, corporate records, blogs, wikis, e-forms, audio, and video. Forrester has release their report, The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Content Management Suites, Q4 2011 , by Alan Weintraub with Stephen Powers and Anjali Yakkundi.

blogs, wikis, tags and bookmarks) by employees promoted greater levels of participation than previous generations of productivity tools. Below is the literature review submitted today for my Understanding Media Studies course. Some of the thoughts below were contained with the presentation delivered at E2.0 Introduction. Social Network Sites.

think that many of the applications of social media such as wikis and activity streams can have even greater value within trusted communities within the enterprise. Last month I attended Forrester's Content & Collaboration Forum 2011. I had a chance to speak one on one with Leslie Owens. They complement each other.  

micro-blogging, discussion forum, wiki) influences social roles. Due to the storm and subsequent outages that hit CT last week, my annotated bibliography is not as complete as I originally intended but it's almost there. There are several additional resources I plan to add. References. Albrechtslund, A. 2008). First Monday, 13(3). boyd, d.

  Other tools followed with IM at 63% on the intranet, wikis at 61%, RSS at 56%, tagging at 51%, social networking at 43%, microblogging at 42%, podcasts at 39%, content ratings at 29%, social bookmarking at 23%, and mashups at 10%. had a chance to look at a preliminary copy and there are some interesting findings. Sitecore or Ektron).

developerWorks wikis. -->. Skip to main content. Country/region [ select ]. Redbooks. All of IBM. Home Solutions Services Products Support & downloads My IBM. IBM Redbooks Infrastructure Solutions. Supporting Innovators and Early Adopters: A Technology Adoption Program Cookbook. An IBM Red paper publication. View online. Download PDF (4.5

They began with a wiki base and have added capability over time to build a comprehensive platform. I have admired the capabilities within Socialtext for some time. It was one of the early enterprise 2.0 providers, well before the term was coined. wrote about them a year ago on this blog (see Socialtext Adds Micro-messaging and Goes Mobile ).

Have a visual element – a shared Google doc or presentation, a wiki/chat room in Meetingwords.com or use the white board in a web meeting tool. Can you repeat at some point how to access the wiki? mentioned two wikis. One was my online facilitation resources wiki here. When is it worth the work and effort? One word?

Richard said they have added into Clearvale all of the capabilities associated with making a business social (blogs, wikis, forums, activity streams, LDAP, bookmarking, communities, and much more) so that an organization can have access to a complete set of integrated tools and avoid the best of breed route that often results in silos.

From shared documents to wikis to advanced social media collaboration, we cover it at Net:Work 2011. At Net:Work 2011, we’ll examine the bottom-line benefits of the on-demand workforce and the tools that empower it. Speakers include: David Gutelius , Chief Social Scientist, Jive Software. Aaron Levie , CEO and Co-Founder, Box.net.

Last Saturday saw Libcampuk11 in Birmingham, UK, there is a wiki at [link] and one session which was particularly relevant to this blog was on Managing the Transition between School and University , facilitated by Jo Alcock and Jean Allen. librarians events academic sector Libcampuk11

  For example, in Employee Spaces all documents, social objects like wikis, blogs and conversations are in the context of projects, so people collaborating on projects can find all the information relevant to that project in one place.   I recently spoke with Tom Kelly, the CEO, and Azita Martin, the CMO, about their offering.

And before you roll your eyes, let us say that we know very well that accessing your social potential requires moving beyond simple social media solutions such as blogs, wikis , etc., Harvard Business Publishing. |. For Educators. |. For Corporate Buyers. |. Visit Harvard Business School. HBR ON: iPhone. |. iPad. |. Kindle. -->. FaceBook.

Ross, To reinforce your perspective see this Best Buy the Company as Wiki (2008) video.  About Ross Dawson. Keynote Speaking/Strategy. AHT Group. Future Exploration Network. The Insight Exchange. Repyoot. Recent Media Appearances. Ross Dawson, September 26, 2011 at 12:23 pm. He posted about it on Yammer at the end of the day. Thanks, Arie.

The future of work thinking, or real enterprise 2.0 thinking covers many points in the shift of current organisational design; just ask Jon Husband , Gary Hamel and Deb Lavoy. John Hagel describes this knowledge worker 2.0 shift well: In those days, the role of the individual was to follow instructions. Service is quite different. Freelance.

They have three main tools: Ask and Discuss, Knowledge Library, and One Wiki. The wiki is the first place to look for content. Last week I attended Forrester's Content & Collaboration Forum 2011. Forrester notes that in five years, almost half of US workers — about 63 million people — will work virtually. completely agree.

If teams share their collective thinking (blogs again, or perhaps wikis), they can get feedback not just from each other but also from non-team individuals. About ten years ago, now, Jay Cross and I met and with some other colleagues, started what we called the Meta-Learning Lab. Even more so if it’s shared. This improves the thinking.

You can find a link to all the reports on the JISC/ Horizon wiki at [link]. The wiki I linked to above also has additional resources and discussion, and people are encouraged to add material in various ways. Also the wiki is well worth investigating, as already mentioned. Photo by Sheila webber: autumn blooms, September 2011.

Earlier this year (2007) Traci Fenton (founder of Worldblu.com) had the opportunity to talk with Jon Husband , founder of a blog on “ wirearchy ,&# a term he coined and defines as “ a dynamic flow of power and authority based on trust, knowledge, credibility and a focus on results enabled by interconnected people and technology. &#.

For more info go to their website: [link] They have a wiki with presentations from some former meetings at [link] The Brick & Click Academic Library Symposium organised by Northwest Missouri State University, USA, is on 4 November 2011. The title is: How You Teach is What You Teach: Best Practices in Information Literacy. events

Horizontal networking often creates dissonance in the vertical enterprise The vertical structure of knowledge did not foresee the coming of horizontal networking tools now shaping today’s workplace. Today, there's a lot of chatter about bottom-up versus top-down, the collective wisdom of the organizational crowd, and various related themes.

Information Behaviour i3_conference wikis schools sector Information Literacyweb 2.0

Although Thomas is not active there, Roman decides to 'follow' him, anyway.Roman shares what Thomas has writtenRoman mentions Thomas'workin the corporate WikiHe links the wiki page to his EU community in ConnectionsThe EU team discusses Roman's page in a forum. He releases it into the enterprise via social business tools.

They developed a wiki which has the main publications from the project, and some additional material e.g. a list of literature, methodology: [link]. There is a lot of material published about a recent project which proposes a "Curriculum for information literacy". The project reports are linked from: [link]. from the Executive summary).

It’s getting clearer and clearer today that the capabilities and dynamics of what started in the consumer realm as social software … those funny things called blogs, and wikis, and widgets stitched together into and by web services … are finding (and have found) their ways into the workplace. change, or die. etc.&#. But let’s be honest.

wiki was unveiled and Richards, the aging Boomer Subject Matter Expert, proudly gave the rest of the group a tour of the thoughtful ontology he had created. Ive seeded the wiki with a couple dozen basic documents which should be useful to new employees, and hopefully thats enough to get us started," he said. He earned his PhD in.

They’re leveraging things like wikis, blogs, other collaboration events to collaborate in real-time with other individuals.” I have been covering and reporting and analyzing the business technology scene for more than 25 years now. And every couple of years or so, a new technology “revolution&# would spring up. Yada, yada.  deployments.

Mainly I’m refering to wiki templates, form builders and apps. "…integration with business tools (CRM, ERPs etc…) to build synergies and use social as a process accelerator." " - Bertrand Duperrin. For more info, check out my post, The future of enterprise 2.0 is apps. Look no further than Podio. Watch here.

The services include the industry's broadest capabilities for social software such as wikis, micro-blogs, staff profiles, instant messaging, web conferencing, messaging and collaboration, and email. IBM introduced a new set of social collaboration offerings on t he IBM Federal Community Cloud. can support that. For example, the U.S.

Wikis IBM’s internal Connections Wiki platform hosts 445,598 pages viewed 25,543,809 times. SlideShare. Present yourself. Copy Old embed code ? Copy Close We have emailed the verification/download link to " ". Login to your email and click the link to download the file directly. Check your bulk/spam folders if you cant find our mail.

Over the last decade IBM has been a leader in pioneering blogs and proto-wiki platforms on internal networks. Crucially, it has also transformed how people and brands interact on the web. Even though Social Media is still in its relative infancy, it has matured. For many brands, that first-mover advantage has disappeared. Tell me about that.

Facilitator’s are necessary to move people away from staring at a blank wiki, and demonstrate how they can be used to write articles/reports, help guides, documentation, lists, etc…same goes with blogs (share experiences, broadcast news, lessons, progress, etc…). And a step further is purpose-based wiki templates.

There is automatic avoidance of idea duplication, though even this task begins a dialogue to be sure the customer is being understood (a product manager can refine an idea to highlight differentiating nuances in a customer’s idea, but the original post, and any revisions, are kept in a wiki-like form in case the history becomes valuable.).

built and/or integrated with social software tools like wiki workspaces, microblogging, and social networking) Marketing and Product post sales collateral in your social software tool (not in email!) News & Events Product Updates Tips & Tricks Enterprise 2.0 They aren’t forums. Companies are companies. So how do we get there?

Moodle, a wiki) which has been selected because it is suited for that particular outcome/place in the course. Another report from the Developing Educators Learning and Information Literacies for Accreditation (DELILA) project dissemination day in London, UK. The website is at [link]. delila Pedagogy academic sector

The authors provide a useful chapter on these new technologies including social networks, blogs, microblogs, and wikis. I recently received a review copy of Business Goes Virtual: Realizing the Value of Collaboration, Social and Virtual Strategies by John P. Girard, Cindy Gordon, and JoAnn L. Girard.     

Library clips - Monday, July 5, 2010 READ MORE Do group tools get more traction due to not requiring network effects, and being in the context of certainty Another reason wikis are taking off is that so many people at work want to make topic, workaround, best of, to-do pages. 360 Degree Reviews. Making social learning work. Recap. 34; 1.

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More than 65 percent reported that employees never use wikis, Twitter or Facebook. Telecommuting has been a buzzword in the business world for years, but despite the media and the federal government loudly singing the praises of remote work, uptake of the practice has stalled.  Now there’s new evidence that we may have been on to something.

Post the answer to a blog or wiki other permanent location, so the next person who asks can be redirected there. Even if "expertise location" isn't top of mind these days, it's still a valid concern for people who are expected to interact via internal social media efforts. Sounds like the first ever “business horror” flick!

Integrated, secure social media monitoring from news sites, blogs, wikis, external social streams (e.g., NewsGator recently launched Social Sites 2010 2.0, the next version of their flagship enterprise social computing software. recently spoke with Brian Kellner about their new offerings. This still leaves them a majority of the market.

Issue one (August 2010) includes: - "Information literacy or transliteracy: what's the difference" (by Donna Watts) - Short article featuring information about a wiki page of information literacy links; the wiki page is at [link] and each issue has a social media or web 2.0 resources New Zealand schools sector Information Literacy

In this category, Forrester includes access to internal blogs, wikis, community sites, and social networks from a tablet or smartphone. But what apps do mobile workers need to get their jobs done? new Forrester report, Mobilize Your Collaboration Strategy , has identified eight “must have&# categories of mobile collaboration apps.

We use our company wiki to house our main information about our products,” she explains. GigaOM is a tech site with lots of tech-crazy readers, but remote collaboration isn’t just the province of geeks. Not sure if you believe me? Then take Laura Roeder Media as proof. We spoke with her to find out. Talent. Tools. We use Skype. Certainly.

Dropbox Screen Grabber is a free download from the Dropbox Addons wiki. A while ago I wrote about Grabbox , a nifty Mac OS X utility that allows users to share screenshots via Dropbox. Today I stumbled across an equivalent app for Windows: Dropbox Screen Grabber. You can elect to take screenshots of the whole screen or just the active window.

Teams may need more advanced project management and turn to QuickBase, SharePoint, or wikis. Brainstorm began as an internal innovation management platform at  Intuit , but it’s now available as an external offering following extensive customer testing. They started with two goals: Submit an idea, find an idea.

It has a full suite of collaboration features such as document management, threaded discussions, bookmarks, status updates, video and photo sharing, polls, quizzes, slide sharing, surveys, blogs and wikis that operate in the cloud or on-premises. I could not agree more.  Enterprise 2.0 They call it “pinning.”    

Jim Worth has done a very valuable service by setting up a wiki, Enterprise 20 Boston Social Web Coverage June 20 2011 , to collect the coverage of the recent Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston. am amazed and grateful for what Jim has done. He has done this for other events see his complete listings. Thanks, Jim. FASTforward'09

Because of the customizations added on top of the Moodle base, the students only saw the features they told me they needed — there was no wiki, and no deep detail around each topic. I teach technology and innovation to working professional MBA students who are changing courses and teams every ten weeks. Acceledge. Piazzza. Coursekit.

e.g., wikis, blogs, document-level collaboration tools, etc.). Each year, I attend the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston to get some visibility into where social and collaboration technologies are headed.  I attended the keynote speeches Tuesday, comprising eight presentations of 15 minutes each delivered rapid-fire style.  keynote

wiki tool to collect information around topics, lessons learned, and even travel information; this can be used by individual (e.g. Knowledge sharing happens partially with technology, and also successfully without software. For this post, let’s focus on the first: technology. suppliers) into communities. personal notes), groups (e.g.

He authors and publishes the Nigeria wiki-page on the NGO’s website. Nancy’s Note: In June I was lucky to help facilitate a couple of events for UN University at eLearning Africa in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. One of our panelists was the wise and warm Adejare Amoo from Nigeria. Read on! And thanks to Adejare! CONCLUSION.

She says there are nearly 80000 articles in the World of Warcraft Wiki, making it the worlds second biggest wiki. Most improve their performance by leveraging a broad set of discussion forums, wikis, databases, and instructional videos that exist outside the game. million years have been spent playing World of Warcraft. Related.

This was investigating several instances of using wiki article creation as a framework for IL instruction. They were studying a Wikipedia-article project in a literature class, and a project on history, creating an article to include in the school wiki. New media here in particular means social media. to make arguments). Sundin, O.,

Most improve their performance by leveraging a broad set of discussion forums, wikis, databases, and instructional videos that exist outside the game. Most improve their performance by leveraging a broad set of discussion forums, wikis, databases, and instructional videos that exist outside the game. These are called network effects.

I am attending the i3 conference at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen [link] and I'll be doing some reports from it. The first keynote was from Dr. Eric Meyer, on Engaging with Information: Knowledge in the Digital Age. won't try to summarise all of his talk, but just pick out a few things. He works at the Oxford Internet Institute. 37-48).

reading wikis only but not creating content, following blogs but not blogging themselves) is much more common than active use. A new report has been published in the Researchers of Tomorrow project that is sponsored by JISC and the British Library, aiming to examine the information behaviour of Generation Y (i.e. web 2.0

similar but less ambitious project was the public redrafting of New Zealand’s Police Act, which was done on a wiki in 2007. You may have seen the marvellous news that Iceland is crowdsourcing its new constitution. Draft clauses are put up on the Internet for people to comment on below, or on the Council’s Facebook page.

and in major cities worldwide (there’s a fairly comprehensive directory on the Coworking wiki) , it seems that coworking is now an affordable alternative to working from home or coffee shops for most web workers. But how much does it cost to rent a desk at one of these places? Photo courtesy Flickr user  www.cofab.de.

According to the research, attempts to get employees to blog, use wikis, participate in discussion forums or take advantage of full-scale enterprise social networks largely fail. Archive / Snippets Research of insightful things people say RANDOM POSTS Feb 03 Are social computing providers mindful of the landscape? It needs to be a roundtable.

Wikis are a handy way for teams to share information and collaborate. But the trouble with many traditional wiki products is that they tend to be a bit clunky and difficult to use, sometimes requiring users to learn a markup language, while the pages themselves often don’t look great. CNN Collaboration intranet Papyrs Stunf wik

Collaboration collaborative tool distributed teams groups Karl Weick Remote Teams Small wins Steven Kramer Stewart Mader Teams Terese Amabile The Progress Principle wiki WikipatternsOr, do you begin by sharing a single document that starts out as the agenda and develops into a lab notebook? By itself, one small win may seem unimportant.

Structured process data is captured through Business Process Management (BPM) front-ends. However, decision follow-up, exception handling, and collaboration still largely happen over a highly unstructured medium – email. Business conversations over email tend to be far removed from the context of the business object. All Rights Reserved.

blogs, wikis), organizations undertaking “E2.0” In 2006, Andrew McAfee’s article on Enterprise 2.0, along with subsequent works, helped organizations think about how people use social software to more effectively share information and connect with one another. With an initial focus on tools (e.g., While business objectives driving E2.0

wiki and other collaboration features make it easy for your support staff to stay up-to-speed on potential problems. Support’s a crucial function, whether you’re supporting customers who buy from your company or you need to provide internal support within your organization. Not every situation requires a call to tech support staff.

five week course using asynchronous forums, blogs, wikis, mindmaps, social bookmarks, synchronous audio, video, chat, and Twitter. Tweet Here are some of the things I learned via Twitter this past week. “Getting out of the way is a much underrated organizational skill.&# – Craig Newmark – via @Mickipedia. Friday's Finds

While the signal-to-noise ratio in a GrexIt repository may be lower than on, say, a shared wiki, adding information to GrexIt is much easier than having to write out wiki content, so it’s more likely to be used by everyone in a company. Even worse, if a person then leaves the company, that information may be lost forever.