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Flickr Photo Download: Window Menu on 2009-11-03
Reise-Infos: Museen für Kinder on 2009-10-25
- rführungen die Welt der S
Social Media Engagement Tips: Don't Drop the Ball on 2009-10-19
A Clause to Keep Your Own Ideas: Consultants, “Background IP” and Covering Your Rs on 2009-10-16
Diigo Adds More Research and Collaboration Features on 2009-10-02
Good definition of knowledge management on 2009-09-30
McKinsey Survey of Web 2.0 Use on 2009-09-07
6 steps to enhance your wiki’s chances of being STOLEN, and the patterns to make it happen | Future Changes on 2009-08-27
- STOLEN principle – 6 basic features each identified by the letters STOLEN, which if considered could increase the wikis chances of being successful
- Specific Overall Objective – Magnet, FAQ
  
  Timely – Set Window of Discussion, Lunch Menu
  
  Ownership – MySpace, BarnRaising, PageOwnership
  
  Localised objective – StartingPoint, EmptyPages, Scaffold
  
  Engagement rules – Invitation, Welcoming
  
  Navigation – Automatic Index, Seed it with content, Too much structure
Bulldoze Your Cubicles for Better Collaboration - Sylvia Ann Hewlett - Harvard Business Review on 2009-08-27
- impersonal "cube farms" discourage collaboration, stifle employee engagement and, as a result, strangle innovation at the exact time when it's desperately needed
Enterprise 2.0 Startups - Know Your Market on 2009-08-27
- companies may like the status quo
- Enterprise 2.0 startups have to be wary about overselling innovation and change, while at the same time not sacrificing the value they bring.
- 3 more annotations...
- - I'm often surprised what small development teams think an enterprise user base wants.
  - The struggle between innovation and status quo will be with us for quite some time. You can't change the way companies work in a few days, it takes a long time. On top of which, companies will often want to just dip a toe vs. go whole hog into something.
  - enterprise social software needs this kind of event and exposure to allow companies to get-together and figure out what's going on, what's working, etc.