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  • 13 Oct 09
    • The numbers are huge: 400,000 global users in 6,000+ locations around world,
      all working within a 100% web interface available in 20 languages (your user
      interface language is defined by your sign in permissions). The system gets over
      25 million web hits a day, greater than employee usage of Google and Yahoo
      combined. Users have created over 50,000 communities with over 100,000 experts
      signed up to answer questions and manage information; experts are GE workers
      with full-time jobs who use the system because it helps them do their job
      better.

  • 18 Aug 09
    bertrandduperrin
    Bertrand Duperrin

    The numbers are huge: 400,000 global users in 6,000+ locations around world, all working within a 100% web interface available in 20 languages (your user interface language is defined by your sign in permissions). The system gets over 25 million web hits a day, greater than employee usage of Google and Yahoo combined. Users have created over 50,000 communities with over 100,000 experts signed up to answer questions and manage information; experts are GE workers with full-time jobs who use the system because it helps them do their job better.

    Thousands of business processes have already been digitized in an internal world where knowledge and work processes are critical. Everything is behind the firewall except for ‘pinholes’ to external destinations which allow external vendors, suppliers and customers to collaborate on specific projects . There are 30,000 external users who come in through the firewall pinholes to participate in specific communities.

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  • 14 Oct 08
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  • 20 Jul 08
    newsmaven
    Brent Sordyl

    GE has their own internal cloud, with hosting costs lower than Amazon’s S3. Available for all users, including those with no IT background, a mature and sophisticated mashup system to develop simple to complex business applications.

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