Reinventing the intranet | InfoWorld | Column | 2006-04-05 | By Jon Udell - The Diigo Meta page

• 09 Jan 09
  

  antxon benito

  intranet2.0

• 28 Feb 08
  

  isaac Mao

  Socialsoftware intranet

• 12 Sep 06
  

  Marshall

  imported:del.icio.us intranet tagging udel web2.0

• 09 Aug 06
  

  Kevin Hoffman

  socialsoftware tagging web2.0

• 14 Jul 06
  

  Ed H Chi

  socialsoftware tagging intranet enterprise business web2.0

• 19 May 06
  

  Alice Marshall

  km collaboration search soa xml metadata intranet udell infoworld

• 10 May 06
  

  Howard Dale

  Modern social software could be the key to building effective enterprise knowledge systems

  intranet web2.0 socialsoftware bookmarking knowledgemanagement tagging collaboration social_software

• 19 Apr 06
  

  Anders Grohn

  intranet bookmarking searching social

• 15 Apr 06
  

  Are Halland

  "Modern social software could be the key to building effective enterprise knowledge systems".' (Jon Udell - Infoworld)

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  Intranets

• 14 Apr 06
  

  M G

  Jon Udell Infoworld column suggests using social bookmarking inside the enterprise intranet, uses del.icio.us and Furl as canonical examples.

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  David Jennings

  Fundamentally, intranets are about safe areas that keep outsiders out. There's something about this that is inherently anti-networking, anti-learning.

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  • The key challenge is scale. And I don’t mean scaling up, as we usually want our enterprise applications to be capable of doing. I mean scaling down -- because no matter how large your company may be, it’s a drop in the ocean of the public Web. Even on the public Web, useful network effects aren’t a sure thing. On an internal network that reaches hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands of people, the odds are much slimmer. There never was a great solution to this problem, but there are some commonsense ways to improve the odds. Consider search. Can you instantly find everything -- at company, departmental, or workgroup scope -- that you’re allowed to see? I thought not. Posting information to the public Web is far more likely to guarantee successful search than posting to the intranet.
• 13 Apr 06
  

  Howard Rheingold

  Shared bookmarking, coupled with tagging, is another piece of low-hanging fruit. Sprinkling Web 2.0 pixie dust won’t solve every problem, but the benefits of public services such as del.icio.us and Furl can be realized within the enterprise, too. That

  tagging collaboration web2.0

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