Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 28, 2008
Applications. E-mail is perhaps the biggest killer application in recent technology history. The problem is that far too many organizations use e-mail as the principal knowledge repository and storage system. More than 40% are testing, piloting or evaluating blog and wiki applications at the time of the survey.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
« Keynote: building the networked professional firm | Main | Mobile social networking, meaning virtual networks bringing people physically together, will inevitably be a pervasive application » The information processing view of humanity. Applications list released tomorrow morning in BRW and online (2). Top 100 Web 2.0
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
Its stuff like this IM that really makes you guys valuable, not those giant repositories you build." If that werent distressing enough, he confided that he was concerned that some of those giant repositories were accessible to everyone in the firm, and could we pleased restrict access to these to tax practitioners only?
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
Its stuff like this IM that really makes you guys valuable, not those giant repositories you build." If that werent distressing enough, he confided that he was concerned that some of those giant repositories were accessible to everyone in the firm, and could we pleased restrict access to these to tax practitioners only?
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JULY 21, 2008
I heard this a lot, too, which is why Im such a fan of expertise-finders and other social networking applications, even though the first generation of such tools fall short. Use these measures to objectively evaluate information adequacy, quality, and overload, and recommend changes to tools, repositories, and processes.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
We are now developing an open source "business application platform" (think salesforce.com). Our first application is working tightly integrated with GOOGLE APPS. Something like a personal "nervecenter" could be a very cool application to develop. I was using Gmail as a repository of site logings, passwords etc.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
mechanisms that pull employees shareable content into a central searchable archive copy, to obviate the need for submitting knowledge to central repositories. Well-designed, automated people-finding applications and directories. Automatic knowledge harvesting. Templates and models for creating high-context stories and narratives.
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