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YouTube - Networked Studenttags: socialmedia, web2.0, knowledgeworker
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Andrew McAfeetags: enterprise2.0, adoptionIBM: Talking Web Will be Commonplace in 5 Years - ReadWriteWebtags: semanticweb, languagetechnology, internet, trendsAnecdote: Collaboration requires fairnesstags: collaborationMy Friend Mr Tweet, and my new-found Friends on Twittertags: microbloggingSocialTexttags: socialmedia, enterprise2.0, adoption
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Beeline Labs » Blog Archive » Adopting social media for employees: biggest anchors + Conference Board presotags: enterprise2.0, socialmedia, adoptionLaunch of the Enterprise Social Network Strategy report: what senior executives REALLY think about social networks inside the organization - Trends in the Living Networkstags: socialnetworkingSocial networking in business study « Inside outtags: socialnetworking, businessThe AppGap » » Reviews - Web apps for work; reviews + commentary; Work 2.0, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0tags: enterprise2.0, toolingThe Unofficial Guide to Friendfeed Part 2: Getting Startedtags: friendfeed, web2.0, filteringConnect Faster And Learn More With Friend Feedtags: web2.0, filtering, friendfeedGoogle SearchWiki is Not a Wiki - ReadWriteWebtags: google, search, wikiWeb 2.0 security? What a mash | Zero Day | ZDNet.comtags: web2.0, securityExecutive Video Interview: Why Dell Continues To Use Social Mediatags: community, socialmedia, enterprise2.0, microblogging, busine…

Fuser - Where Inboxes Meettags: email, socialnetworking, productivityIntranet Focus Ltd - Blog Article 50tags: sharepoint, intranetIs SaaS Cheaper Than Licensed Software? - ReadWriteWebtags: business, IT, services, sharepointIs Enterprise 2.0 about selling software or solving problems?tags: enterprise2.0, adoptionWill the Real Information Architect Please Stand Up? | The Noisy Channeltags: informationarchitectureDo Startup Companies Need Community Managers? - ReadWriteWebtags: community, socialmedia
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Introduction
Most companies have loads of tools to help employees share and store information. Because we have so many of these tools, it can be hard to decide where to share and store my information.
The company I work for also has this problem. I was asked to explain the differences between the tools and help our employees decide where to share and store information. As promised, I would share this with you. This is what I came up with. Please keep in mind this is focused on our situation. But I think and hope this could be of help for other companies as well. If so, let me know. If not, also let me know!

Situation
Every employee within searches, creates, collaborate and stores information. Several methods and solutions support these processes. However many employees wonder where and when to share and store certain information and what solutions are provided to support the above-mentioned processes.
This post gives our guidelines on storing and sharing information using these tools. T…

Introducing New Media To The Intranet - SlideSharetags: intranet, socialmedia, web2.0
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Zoetrope: New Web Crawler Allows For Searching, Analyzing The Ever-Changing Web - ReadWriteWebtags: searchGrown Up Digitaltags: millenials, web2.0Twitter for Business Webinar - SlideSharetags: microblogging, enterprise2.0, business
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Report: Millennials Will Route Around IT Departments - ReadWriteWebtags: millenials, IT, socialmedia, socialsoftwarePortals and KM: Four Examples of Wikis Working within the Enterprisetags: wiki, adoption, enterprise2.0The real world for enterprise 2.0 - Knowledge Jolt with Jacktags: enterprise2.0, adoptionIntranet Blog :: Gartner’s magic quadrant for intranet portalstags: intranet, trendsXobni Adds Yahoo Mail, Facebook, Skype, Hoovers, And The Kitchen Sinktags: email, productivity, informationoverload, socialnetworkingUser Adoption « Infovarktags: enterprise2.0, socialmedia, adoptionMain Page - Social Patternstags: socialmedia, enterprise2.0, adoptionSocial Networks Site Usage: Visitors, Members, Page Views, and Engagement by the Numbers in 2008tags: socialnetworking, trends
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Web 2.0 Expo NY: Clay Shirky (shirky.com) It's Not Information Overload. It's Filter Failure.tags: email, filtering, informationoverloadThe Email Problem and How To Solve It — Blogiculum Vitaetags: email, informationoverloadWeb 2.0 Expo In Berlin - Day 3 Highlightstags: web2.0, trendsWeb 2.0 Expo In Berlin - Day 2 Highlightstags: web2.0, trendsWeb 2.0 Expo In Berlin - Day 1 Highlightstags: web2.0, trendsDechotags: informationarchitecture, knowledgemanagement, knowledgeworker
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Nice presentation (9 min.) by Luis Suarez to whom I've been pointing regularly on my blog. This is his presentation at the Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin (added in below). It gives a good overview of how he's trying to stop using e-mail for the wrong reasons and what he experiences doing this.I've asked the question before, but I'd really like to hear more from Luis about the time he used to spend on email and the time he now spends on email and the social tools. (Something for the Sweettt podcast, Luis?!)Also relate to his posts on day 1, day 2 and day 3 of the Expo. Tags van Technorati: email,information overload,web2.0,enterprise2.0

A colleague of mine (and ex-carpool-er) just started a blog I'd like to point you to. It's called 'Fragmented Living'. Thinking back of all the discussions we had about knowledge management, information management, innovation, living and complex systems and organizations, etc this blog should be interesting to follow!Good luck, Harold!Tags van Technorati: complexity,blog,knowledge management

Ran into this interesting news via Michael Sampson's blog: EMC started a company that will focus on personal information management.I've always wondered why the large enterprise information management vendors never adequately addressed the personal information space. I found they basically said: use the enterprise system, even if it doesn't fit your personal way of working. Will Decho, the new company, truly address this gap? I'm really curious if they will and will follow this step.Also refer to EMC press release and Decho site (which basically tells you Decho now 'only' sells a backup service).Tags van Technorati: knowledge worker,knowledge management,content management,information overload

The Future of Enterprise 2.0 Technologies - ReadWriteWebtags: enterprise2.0, trends
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Beeline Labs » Blog Archive » Legal and social mediatags: socialmedia, adoption, enterprise2.02008 Tribalization Of Business Study - SlideSharetags: community, enterprise2.0Richard Dennison Jboye08 - SlideSharetags: socialmedia, enterprise2.0, intranet, adoption
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Just wanted to point to this very nice interview on the O'Reilly Radar blog with Francois Gossieaux of Beeline Labs. This short (6 min.!)interview gets into all the key issues of communities and organizations ('tribalization of business'). That's really impressive. What I really liked was what Francois said about measuring the success of communities. Andrew McAfee recently wondered if we should introduce 'enterprise 2.0 metrics'. I wasn't sure if this was a good idea and suggested:Can’t we ‘just’ ask for stories and try to quantify them? Ask employees to tell managers how the tools helped them or others become more productive.Francois says the same for communities: the stories about the communities tell you their success.Again, great interview. I'm definitely following the Beeline blog from now on!Tags van Technorati: community,communities of practice,enterprise2.0

Can social tagging improve email? « Jon Udelltags: email, productivity, informationoverloadManage This! » Blog Archive » Taglocity Workflowtags: email, productivity, informationoverloadIntranet scent: best links are 7-12 words - Intranet Blog - FindTech Blogstags: intranet, searchCommon wiki myths - Intranet Blog - FindTech Blogstags: wiki, adoptionHow to blog the intranet - Intranet Blog - FindTech BlogsAbout starting a corporate blogtags: blog, blogging, enterprise2.0Globally local - locally global : Mixing business with personalitytags: socialmedia, web2.0, enterprise2.0, intranetWikinomics » Blog Archive » How to build an amazing blogtags: blog, bloggingAbove and Beyond KM: Aspiring to KM Geekdomtags: knowledgemanagementBuild Your Own Twitter With Twingr (Private Alpha)tags: microbloggingEscape Your Email At Last (Really!) With AwayFind - ReadWriteWebtags: emailEmail Management: Cure Enterprise Email Overloadtags: email, productivityIs SharePoint Social? | Enterprise 2.0 Evangelis…

Well, just ran into Taglocity. I read through their site to see what they offer. I must say it all sounds very interesting. I'm curious how Taglocity compares to Xobni. I've been using Xobni for some time now and am pretty enthusiastic about the tool. Is Taglocity even better?So, I'm de-installing Xobni to try Taglocity. (I don't want 2 sidebars in my Outlook and I'm don't want to try them both at the same time.) One think I'm really curious about is tagging in Outlook like in Gmail. That would be great! (I use Outlook 2003 and heard that 2007 has tagging functionality.)So, I'll be using Taglocity for the coming weeks. I'll let you know what my experiences are.My evaluation questions are:how does Taglocity compare to Xobni in general?is Taglocity as social as Xobni?are the Taglocity tags as good as Gmail's?can tagged emails also be retrieved after they've been archived and/or moved?is Taglocity secure (also the free version)?what could the i…

47 Awesome Twitter Tools You Should be Using | deontée.comtags: microbloggingThe Lazy Man’s Guide to Getting Things Done | Zen Habitstags: productivity, work, knowledgeworkerMicro-Messaging Companies Are Growing Fast - ReadWriteWebtags: microblogging, businessPortals and KM: More on Enterprise Micro-messaging - Yammer and Present.lytags: microblogging, enterprise2.0Are Employees Twittering Away Productivity? | Learn at All Levels | Fast Companytags: microblogging, security, infosecurity, enterprise2.0
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Anecdote: When collaboration becomes the way we workIf people understand the values of the company, they should be able to self organize to work on the most interesting problems. And if they haven't, or not able to do that then you haven't talked to them about what's important. You haven't built a shared value culture.tags: collaboration, innovationDoingText - let's talk about texttags: collaboration, wikiTarpipe: Simplify Your Social Media Workflow - ReadWriteWebtags: feedreader, filtering, rssChiefTech: Flattening The Information Landscape with Really Simply Servicestags: feedreader, rss, enterprise2.0Anecdote: Getting started with Collaboration toolstags: collaborationThe FASTForward Blog » The Sharepoint Sessions Revisited – Part One - Extending SharePoint Beyond Collaboration: Enterprise 2.0 Blog: News, Coverage, and Commentarytags: sharepoint, contentmanagementYammer.com - User Forumtags: microblogging, security, infosecurityArtificial Ignorance - the Anand I…

If you follow my tweets you know I started 'Yammer'-ing in the company I work for. I thought: Let's try this and see where it goes! So, we're just experimenting and I don't know if this will hold.
Well, I started Yammer-ing on Sept. 22. I was just curious if someone else from the company I work for was already there. And I wondered how Yammer compared to Twitter. Well, I was the first one in Yammer and very alone. ;-) Of course I asked some colleagues that Twitter to join, but their first response was: one microblog app is enough. Understandable...
For about a month I was completely alone, talking to myself regularly. But, then something strange happened. Colleagues started joining Yammer. I'm not sure how it happened (- because I was pushing them, telling them about enterprise microblogging?! -), but it happened. And now it's taking off. The swift growth has to do with the fact the colleagues fill in the 'Org Chart', which (most people don't re…

For some time know I've been looking around for a blog platform with which you can post internal and external posts. (I wrote about it here and here.) I'd like to be able to write a post and decide to post it internally and/or externally from one platform. (There's a caveat though, when you have an external blog post, which you would like to extend for internal use.)Well, it looks like this has become possible with the new version of SocialText (3.0). I haven't tried it yet, but Robert Scoble's interview with Ross Mayfield (with demo of '3.0') seems to point in that direction. Am I correct?What I also really liked about the new SocialText was the online/offline feature! Great thinking and essential stuff for the mobile workforce.It also integrates with Sharepoint, SalesForce, etc.For me, SocialText is a true inspiration for current (usually cloggy) corporate Intranet's and maybe the foundation of the intranet of the future.Tags van Technorati: sharepoin…

KM Space: Blogging / Social Internet Policy for a Law Firmtags: socialmedia, policy
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ChiefTech: The nature of intranets is changingtags: intranetRough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Who killed the blogosphere?tags: bloggingAbove and Beyond KM: Ask and You Shall Receive via Enterprise Microbloggingtags: microblogging, enterprise2.0HOW TO: Install a Facebook Trojantags: socialmedia, socialsoftware, security, infosecurity
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acidlabs » Enterprise 2.0 - Identify problem. Determine solution. Then tools.tags: enterprise2.0, adoptionWhat the experts say about SharePoint (MOSS) - Intranet Blog - FindTech Blogstags: sharepointChiefTech: Seamless Teamwork using Microsoft SharePointtags: sharepoint, collaborationRough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: What Tim O'Reilly gets wrong about the cloudtags: web2.0, cloudcomputingRough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Further musings on the network effect and the cloudtags: web2.0, cloudcomputingWeb 2.0 and Cloud Computing - O'Reilly Radartags: web2.0, cloudcomputingIs Twitter the newest data security threat?tags: socialsoftware, enterprise2.0, security, infosecurityFORR Forrester Projects Which Enterprise Web 2.0 Collaboration Technologies Will Grow, Which Will Declinetags: enterprise2.0, socioprise, collaboration
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Mnemograph: Web-based Timeline Softwaretags: office, projectmanagementacidlabs » The inside the wall option with Twittertags: microbloggingacidlabs » Adventures in connectedness - Twittertags: microbloggingAlfresco 3.0 delivers collaboration, Sharepoint support | Open Source | ZDNet.comtags: contentmanagementAnecdote: Collaboration frameworktags: collaborationSharePoint overview (pros & cons, MOSS) - Intranet Blog - FindTech Blogstags: contentmanagement, sharepointWhich Twitter-clone Should Your Company Consider? - ReadWriteWebtags: microbloggingHow to Get the Most Out of LinkedIntags: socialnetworking
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Wonderful Web 2.0 Tools wiki - A list of free, web-based tools that ...tags: web2.0, socialsoftware
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Above and Beyond KM: Ask a Simple Questiontags: blog, blogging
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ChiefTech: How do I decide what to blog about?tags: blog, bloggingSlow Feed Movement: 7 Tools to Filter the RSS Floodtags: feedreader, rss, filteringAbove and Beyond KM: Scary Times for ITtags: business, ITAbove and Beyond KM: When Failure is Finetags: creativity, innovation, businessLibrary clips :: What blogging does for me :: October :: 2008tags: bloggingNEC LCD Technologies Develops E-Paper Enabling Large Displays with Multi-Tiling -- Tech-On!tags: epaper, paperdigitalFind Postal Address of any Location on Google Mapstags: life
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