E-Business Library > Enterprise 2.0, What, Why, and Knowledge Management

Word of Piehttp://wordofpie.wordpress.com/2008/07/21/enterprise-20-what-why-and-knowledge-management/ [Word of Pie] Too much information can be a problem.  Information needs to be transformed into knowledge.  With structured data, this can be done through reports and business intelligence tools.  With unstructured data, aka CONTENT, this is best done by people tagging and collecting.  As search technology matures, it will be able to do this for us, at least better than it does now.  This is an old-fashioned Knowledge Management goal.

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Jobs in India | Software Jobs | Call center jobs | Fresher Jobs | MBA Jobs[Jobs in India | Software Jobs | Call center jobs | Fresher Jobs | MBA Jobs] Microsoft India - Apps Consultant Travel Required: 51-75%, Mumbai ...: NET Frameworks, C#, ASP.NET, SQL, XML Technologies and Web Services Good knowledge of MS Products such as Win2003 Advanced Server, SQL Server 2000/2005, BizTalk Server 2004, SharePoint Portal Server 2003, Office System, COM+, .NET Framework, TCP/IP and general networking and Active Directory is required.

secondbrain recent updateshttp://ps1160.secondbrain.com/item/4251164 [secondbrain recent updates] Rules Driven Product Management - Enterprise Software, Knowledge ...: Rules Driven Product Management - Enterprise Software, Knowledge, Automation - KBE. ps1160 Posted by ps1160 from Delicious

The Enterprise Web 2.0 Bloghttp://blogs.jackbe.com/2008/07/41-of-you-need-to-read-this.html [The Enterprise Web 2.0 Blog] 41% of you need to read this: I think JackBe’s survey results shows that there is a cadre of IT decision-makers that are well past the ‘never heard of mashups’ stage.

Cynapse Blog[Cynapse Blog] cyn.in v2 offers Solid Collaboration and Knowledge Management ...: Cyn.in v2 offers a laundry list functionality in an integrated system. I’ve only just started kicking the tires on the free version, but with value-minded pricing, interesting installation options, and an impressive set of features, cyn.in v2 is likely to turn some heads.

Anil's Bloghttp://anilware.wordpress.com/2008/07/17/cynapse-unveils-cynin-v2-the-open-source-collaborative-knowledge-management-software-available-as-an-on-premise-appliance-or-an-on-demand-service-to-enterprises-and-small-businesses/ [Anil's Blog] Cynapse unveils cyn.in v2, the Open source Collaborative Knowledge ...: Cyn.in v2 brings with it a new era of Web 2.0 Collaboration and Knowledge Management applications for large to small businesses, organizations, institutions, and groups. The cyn.in software appliance integrates everything required to run cyn.in, including the application server, database, a hardened operating system, etc.

Accenture - Human Resource Jobs Amsterdamhttp://accenture.jobs2web.com/job/Human-Resources-Specialist-(Representative-Scheduler)-Job/298806/ [Accenture - Human Resource Jobs Amsterdam] Human Resources Specialist (Representative/Scheduler) Job (Kuala ...: The HR Representative/Scheduler provides input to resolve supply/demand issues and resource planning activities. He/she typically supports 200 + personnel in the same entity/geography/workforce and makes recommendations and suggests solutions within their own group.

Bex Huff - blog about technology, lifehacks, and ecmhttp://bexhuff.com/2008/07/enterprise-2-0-what-it-is-and-how-youll-fail [Bex Huff - blog about technology, lifehacks, and ecm] Enterprise 2.0: What It Is, and How You'll Fail: I think the emphasis on failing (preferably fast) is key, especially in light of the recent Deloitte "research" published in part in the WSJ. We'll see more of this failure documentation over the next year, both as a way to set off why this or that big firm or vendor as different and as an "I told you so" from naysayers.

Selil Bloghttp://selil.com/?p=243 [Selil Blog] A response to the DARPA national cyber range BAA: It is achievable in the short term by simply understanding the multiple layers of network that will actually exist. The “model” network (think tincture, atoms, stuff being treated) will be the state to be experimented on, the “management” network will provide the instrumentation of the network and set up functions (it’s the beakers, vials, and Bunsen burners), the “observation” network (think oscilloscopes, volt meters, etc..) is the sensor systems that allow for data to be collected.

Praba Siva's Webloghttp://prabasiva.wordpress.com/2008/07/21/genchi-genbutsu-for-enterprise-architects-strategists/ [Praba Siva's Weblog] Genchi Genbutsu for Enterprise Architects & Strategists: (Like be a credit analyst, customer service agent, call center agent, collection agent, repossessing agent etc) Get a loan or lease product from the same financial service company and be a real customer and use the web sites as the customer. Experience gained during this visits, role plays, interviews and etc provides EA (and IT strategist) an edge to come up with realistic strategic plan for the organization which will have a direct positive impact to the bottom line of the core business.

acidlabshttp://www.acidlabs.org/2008/07/20/this-week%E2%80%99s-links-on-magnolia-12/ [acidlabs] This Week’s Links on Ma.gnolia: One of the best explanations ever why measuring strict ROI on KM (and by my own extrapolation, social tools in business) is dumb.

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