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Every now and then, I have the impression a community of practice is either leaning completely on the side of connecting, nor producing anything tangible, or is going to the extreme of collecting a lot of information without making sure people re-connect
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The fourth largest bank in the US, Wachovia Corp, will roll out a social networking service for 110,000 employees over the next several months. The aim: giving workers a sophisticated knowledge-management platform
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how communities and, specially, their usage of social software, is influencing the way knowledge workers get the job done much more effectively, connecting with those who may have the knowledge and re-sharing the new information back into the community sp
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We can’t solve 21st century problems with 19th century organizations
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Es wird anschaulich erklärt, wie LMS-, Blog- oder Wiki-basierte Lernumgebungen funktionieren, welches die Unterschiede sind und wie die Prozesse ablaufen.
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No community can or should benefit from all the features listed above - attempting to do it all is a recipe for failure. The rule is to start small and focused and build to needs over time.
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CONTENS relate ermöglicht erstmals die effiziente Entwicklung von Social Network- und User Generated Content Portalen
CONTENS relate richtet sich an alle Unternehmen und Organisationen, die den Aufbau eines Social Webs planen
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In an increasingly networked world, the concept of community has taken on new meanings and inspired the development of a wide range of technologies aimed at forging connections, improving communication, and enabling coordination among groups of people.
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Somewhere off on the periphery of my online home there is a whole conversation brewing about the merits of "social software".
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Look at a few online communities and you'll instantly notice the different social atmosphere. Look more closely, and you'll see this variation is most often a byproduct of software design decisions.
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