Graham Perrin's List: software-halloween-morass

• multilingual content management. It handles Chinese,   Japanese, and even right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew   with ease

• Instant, Full-text Searching

   

    All content is searchable immediately; even Word documents and PDF  files.
• business processes part of the document workflow
• RSS   feeds from folders, search results and more
• Standards Compliant

• Plays Well with Others

   

    LDAP, SQL, SOAP, Web Services (WSDL) and WebDAV
• LDAP, Active Directory and SQL
• Open Standards
• World-class Support
• Open Source
• avoids vendor lock-in, expensive licenses
• freedom   to innovate

• Innovative and Extensible
• collaboration tools
• blogs
• NASA,   Oxfam,   eBay,   Trolltech,   Nokia,  Utah State University, the  CIA and   Novell   use Plone

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• any discipline that's motivated, shaped, and directed by customers, peers, stakeholders and influencers
• participating in online conversations is critical in competing for the future
• conversations are increasingly distributed

  • I wondered whether OpenID would be mentioned in this introduction to The Conversation Prism. Whilst not at this page, OpenID *is* mentioned elsewhere in the blog…
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• when I look at the images, it's truly overwhelming. The amount of time and effort involved in listening, acting or reacting to all these conversations -- however necessary -- is no less daunting

  • Yes … the graphic is both impressive and overwhelming!
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• customers/stakeholders are influenced by an array of conversations
• grown in complexity and sheer amount

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• practically a direct competitor to the important OpenID system
• the company should also integrate OpenID

  • +1 to increasing the number of organisations that consume OpenID; see discussion and highlights at http://www.diigo.com/annotated/c7036318246410a43382fe606b5d6677
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