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KMWorld.com: The Future of the Future: Building the Enterprise of the Future means no more secrets
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I’m frustrated because no matter how hard I try, I can’t get my people to share
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Why is that a problem?
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KMWorld.com: The high cost of not finding information
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By not converting the pounds to the metric measurement, the spacecraft was lost.
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Information disasters are a growing threat, and one that few businesses can
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KMWorld.com: Web 2.0 pressures IT, shows benefits
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A recent study by Butler
Group on the document collaboration segment of the enterprise content
management (ECM) market covered 10 leading collaboration tools. It included
major vendors like EMC, IBM, Microsoft, Open Text and Oracle. Each vendor was
asked to use its own software to create and review the report. But eight of the
10 vendor participants gave up and resorted to using e-mail! -
E-mail remains overused within enterprises," Gartner’s Mann continues. "The main
reason for this derives from its success and ubiquity. If I want someone else to
see something, the best way is to send them e-mail, because you know that pretty
much everyone in business reads their e-mail every day. You cannot count on that
for most alternatives. They might look at a wiki or team space, but
they might not. This creates a tremendous advantage to e-mail over any of the
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Curiouser and Curiouser!
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- 82% of users do not have access to a centralized point of search &
information across information systems
- 82% of users do not have access to a centralized point of search &
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- Lack of organisation of information is the number one problem in information
management & retrieval.
- Lack of organisation of information is the number one problem in information
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