Mixed by Gregory Culpin (Business Development Officer @ Whatever) in Enterprise 2.0, Knowledge mgmt, Social software
January
An article originally posted on blog.whatever-company.com
In a business world where change is constant, knowledge becomes an essential asset for any organization. Survival and growth require the development of solutions that will optimize collaboration and knowledge management.
Focussing on this topic we recently produced our first whitepaper. It analyses the benefits associated with the introduction of Enterprise 2.0 solutions, and positions the collaborative management of knowledge as a stable and lasting solution, especially in these times of economic tumult.
Read the full article at blog.whatever-company.com
Mixed by Thomas Moreau (Head of Training @ Whatever) in Web search
June
An article originally posted on Phil Bradley's blog
“If you’re short on time the quick review is ‘It’s awful. Worse than I was expecting - Microsoft, what are you thinking?’”
Read the full article at philbradley.typepad.com
In my opinion…
A non-event to me… I would always give preference to Exalead or Ask as an alternative to GG or Y!
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Mixed by Thomas Moreau (Head of Training @ Whatever) in Enterprise 2.0, Knowledge mgmt
May
An article originally posted on www.besser20.de
“In the past most knowledge management projects failed. Some even say that knowledge management is dead. But the success of social software raises hopes to revive the topic and bring it back on the companies’ agenda. But new tools are often deployed with old concepts - a strategy that will inescapably fail.”
Read the full article at www.besser20.de
In my opinion…
Have a look at this very interesting presentation in 3 parts. A very good approach on how Enterprise 2.0 can help Knowledge Management.
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Mixed by Thomas Moreau (Head of Training @ Whatever) in After party
April
An article originally posted on awt.be
“L’information la plus pertinente circule au coeur de votre entreprise et de votre réseau de connaissances. Knowledge Plaza vous aide à la capturer, à la structurer et à la partager facilement, rapidement et efficacement.”
In my opinion…
Thanks a lot to the AWT for this testimony. Have a look and discover everything about Whatever Company activities! (in French)
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Mixed by Fabienne Vandekerkove (CKO @ Whatever) in Enterprise 2.0
April
An article originally posted on The Content Economy
“Transparency is one of the characteristics of social media and it is hence one of the key benefits that comes with implementing social software and applying the principles of social media in a business context.”
Read the full article at www.thecontenteconomy.com
In my opinion…
Well, if transparency is one the key benefits of social media, it is probably what makes some enterprise so scary about it!
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Mixed by Xavier Bartholomé (Community Officer @ Whatever) in Web apps
April
An article originally posted on MPDailyFix
“In addition, because of some overlap between the networks, the best of the best content rises to the top, making it easy to pick the true must-reads every day.”
Read the full article at www.mpdailyfix.com
In my opinion…
A quite comprehensive way of staying up to date on what’s happening in both the Blogosphere and the Twittosphere!
All angles are covered, and it must be hard to miss something using this method …
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Mixed by Sylvain Munaut (Chief Technology Officer @ Whatever) in Web apps
March
An article originally posted on TechCrunch
“The danger of storing your data in the cloud, part n.”
Read the full article at www.techcrunch.com
In my opinion…
Well, that summarizes my thoughts quite well. Online storage / backup providers are especially hit by problems recently but others can have problems too, even “big names” like Google had privacy issues with Google docs recently.
So should you avoid SaaS all together ?
Well … even if online SaaS services have some risks associated with them doesn’t mean you’re safer with just your local application on your laptop or a local server on your PME network.
In this particular case, from a data integrity point of view, hard drives in a air-conditionned datacenter are safer than a single external HDD on your desk … For backups, the best option is probably not to rely on a single layer but have both local and remote backups. For more complex services, make sure you have exit solutions in case you need to. And if you become really dependent to a service, check
what SLA you can get and also what happens if that SLA is broken.
Ultimately the choice is yours to take …
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Mixed by Xavier Bartholomé (Community Officer @ Whatever) in Enterprise 2.0
March
An article originally posted on www.gilyehuda.com
“I get calls from all types of organizations seeking guidance on their path to Enterprise 2.0 success. Sometimes I’m just in awe of the great ideas and clever tactics they ask about. And sometimes I have to hide my emotion as they explain the challenge they face. I’ll share one such tidbit — of course with fake names.”
Read the full article at www.gilyehuda.com
In my opinion…
There is a lot to be learned here…
- Enterprise 2.0 needs a clear strategy
- It should be supported by Senior Management
- It should be assigned to people who actually understand and master its intricacies
- Networking is the key to many situations
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Mixed by Thomas Moreau (Head of Training @ Whatever) in After party
March
An article originally posted on www.stanleytang.com
Mixed by Thomas Moreau (Head of Training @ Whatever) in After party
March
An article originally posted on PICOL
In my opinion…
Back to basics. A very well done, informative and interesting animation introducing the history of the Internet. Worth a look!
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