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Enterprise 2.0: The Dawn of Emergent Collaboration)
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Why not utilize more of the company's real asset - the people. Providing the ideal workspace for the knowledge worker will increase the value of this asset both for the company itself and for the knowledge worker. See how this can be done by clicking the image above
....It argues that the phenomenon of Wikis should be understood as not one, but two concepts: A simple an intuitive technology which allows its users to generate documentation and support knowledge-based processes easily and deeply; and a management philosophy that manages knowledge creation through evolution of norms and values rather than directives and incentives. Managers seeking to make effective use of collaborative tools can benefit as much from adopting the Wiki’s management philosophy as by adopting the technology – but need to make sure that Wikis are used for what they are best for.
We are looking for the perfect tool/workspace for the knowledge worker. Applying the tools and mindset now available on the Internet's Social Network arena in the Enterprise in a dynamic collaborative workspace allow us now to come closer to that vision than ever.
At the moment - the state of this blog is as much a collection of interesting blog references on the subject as they are my posts. The development has continued on: http://roii2.wordpress.com/
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Why not utilize more of the company's real asset - the people. Providing the ideal workspace for the knowledge worker will increase the value of this asset both for the company itself and for the knowledge worker. See how this can be done by clicking the image above
Using Wikis in a Corporate Context - Dr. Espen Andersen (Professor ved BI)
Gartner’s top 10 technologies 2009-2011
..companies need to look at the ways social networking can allow them to better listen to customers and to empower employees to become better connected in their industry and specialty. But beware, social networking can become a time-sink and a productivity killer when not used in a disciplined way.
Gartner’s top 10 technologies IT leaders should watch for 2009-2011
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