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Friendfeed and Knowledge Management

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 15:56:21 -0000

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Knowledge Jolt with Jack: Social bookmarking and knowledge management

Tue, 28 Aug 2007 17:28:46 -0000

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the changing nature of knowledge work." Essentially, k-work is going through the shift that KM advocates have been discussing for some time: collaborative, ad-hoc teams with a greater focus on experience, insight and context. This is running into the wall of the way things have always been done within the enterprise and the wall of "stuff" that workers generate (information overload).

Ajay also trotted out the tired statistic that knowledge workers spend 20-30% of their time "searching" for information. Usually it is assumed that is time that could be spent more effectively doing other stuff. I don't buy it. Isn't most of the fun of doing knowledge work the finding and discovering new or interesting materials? Sure, social search and other improvements can improve the speed / focus with which I find stuff, but I doubt the amount of time looking will reduce much.

Tags: knowledge management social_bookmarking

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Citadon "Jazz"

Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:33:55 -0000

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E-mail is supposed to be a producitivity tool. So why spend time filing your messages, searching through folders, and trying to remember who you sent what to?

Citadon's new product, code-named "Jazz", is now in beta. "Jazz" organizes e-mails and attachments automatically so you don't have to. There's no need to change the way you work. "Jazz" scans through each of your e-mails as you send or receive them to find relevant key words and tags them in the "Jazz" Bar for easy access at a glance. You will not only find the messages you look for, but all the similar threads that center around the same topics. With "Jazz", you can also easily access the latest version of each attachment without confusion and multiple search and compare.

Tags: app cms colloboration content email

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Collaboration, Knowledge Management(KM), Knowledge Exchange, Software and Services From Knexa

Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:32:20 -0000

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Knowledge Management, helps organizations eliminate the high cost of duplicating knowledge work and realize the true potential of their internal talent. Knexa's unique and easy to use Tribute knowledge exchange software incorporates breakthrough knowledge sharing incentives that drive user adoption.

Tags: collaboration knowledge management

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cyn.in: Enterprise Bliki = Enterprise Blog + Enterprise Wiki

Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:27:25 -0000

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What is cyn.in ?

cyn.in (pronounced: 'sign-in') is an enterprise bliki service that allows teams, companies or communities to create, manage, organize, store, version, search through, collaborate & discuss upon, share and publish any kind of information or data.

cyn.in can manage all your rich content, audio, video, images, documents, presentations, spreadsheets, drawings, archives and any type of files - the complete content management service

Tags: blog cms content enterprise management

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101 Ways To Know Your Software Project Is Doomed

Tue, 17 Jul 2007 21:43:35 -0000

Tags: management product project software

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About the Gilbane Report | Trusted Source for the Content Management Industry

Fri, 21 Jul 2006 13:19:48 -0000

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Gilbane Group Inc. (formerly Bluebill Advisors, Inc.) publishes the Gilbane Report, the most widely read newsletter covering content management technologies. We also produce educational conferences. Our industry analysts and consultants provide advisory and consulting services to all types of organizations.

The Gilbane Report was founded by Frank Gilbane in 1993. Topics include content management, XML, e-catalogs, syndication, search technology, intranets, publishing, document computing architectures, markup languages, corporate portals, enterprise information integration, digital asset management, enterprise blog and wiki tools, and other technologies for processing and integrating unstructured data. To find out more about the topics we cover see our complete list of back issues and see our analyst blog. We are an objective, vendor-neutral publication. Our goal is to provide IT strategists, managers, and investors with the most accurate and unbiased information available. Our readers cross all vertical industries in 80+ countries and in addition to corporate users, include financial analysts, market analysts/researchers, VCs, consultants, integrators, vendors, academics, PR firms, and journalists. Our authors are among the most respected experts, analysts, authors, and consultants in the industry.

Tags: content management

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