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das ist mir ein bisschen zu "Flowerpowermäßig" - aber mit der Grundtendenz stimme ich durchaus überein .. neue Potenziale für Wissensarbeit in Organisationen durch Enterprise 2.0 (zur Umsetzung dann im Teil 2, auch bei diigo bookmarked)

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In my conversations during reboot I learned a lot, among many conceptal stuff this nifty little OS project crossed my path.

May well be a toolbox for (social software enhanced) business intelligence applications, this plus all sorts of "environmental scanning" use cases are on my mind now.

Must test this out.

"Picok stands for Personal Information Cockpit and is an enterprise open source application that enables users to build personal information dashboards.

The users' content is loaded in small draggable boxes, called portlets, and layed out in a tabbed 3-column interface. The User can add portlets from a selection of portlets the specific installation of picok offers. There are a quite few standard portlets shipped with picok, but since it is an open system, maintainers of picok installations can create portlets of their own."

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A great piece on why RSS readers are still of importance to us, the knowledge workers. True for knowledge workers in Enterprise 2.0 ebvironments too, not all can be done via Friendfeed or Twitter.

Take this together with Lee Bryants fine reply (I will bookmark this in Diigo as well) on Steve Gilmor's dim-witted claim that RSS is dead. And yes, Lee, I loved this thing about consultants with short-attention spans ;)

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Another worthwhile analysis of Google Wave, this time by Dennis McDonald who focuses on Wave's potential to support a more ad-hoc informal (soft and fuzzy) mode of collaboration by helping communication, especially in project management (read this together with Dirk Röhrborns learning of using microblogging oin project communcation)

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Dirk Röhrborn of Communardo is sharing their experiences with using the microblogging tool Communote in project communication (he's citing previous posts that deal with the mechanisms too).

Several implications, like e.g.
# Digitalisation of Micro Information
# Tool Shift (I like this, showing both the complementary nature of microblogging in the Enterprise **and** that its low barrier of entry is easing communication overall)
# Information Awareness
# Efficient Meetings and Fast Reactions
# Support for Project Managers
# Knowledge Sharing

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