“Carriers of Culture” Principles of Collaboration The development of the “Carriers of Culture: Living Native Basket Traditions” exhibition is an activity, while coordinated by the Michigan State University Museum, is a collaboration by numerous stakeholders.  The MSU Museum will use the following set of “Principles of Collaboration” to guide the process of working in partnership with stakeholders in the basket project.

Drupal and the Power of Community

What Corporate Projects Should Learn from Open Source

we introduce five basic principles that should be applied to every software development project. These principles, if adhered to, will help lead to success on any project, open source or proprietary. These principles are: Tell the truth all the time Trust the team Review everything, test everything All developers are created equal The fastest way through the project is to do it right

The Ideal Collaborative Team AND A Conversation on the Collaborative Process

reveals that most people would rather have inexperienced people with a positive attitude than highly experienced people who lack enthusiasm, candor or commitment, on a collaborative work team.

1) There are lots of stuff that overlaps with other content management issues, so it would be better if I didn't have to use a seperate system for project management 2) These systems also seem to be very modular, and I have noticed that a few components that would be required for this type of site somewhat exist for Drupal already, but nothing to tie a bunch of it together.

Imagine the complexities of modern communications condensed into a seamless experience with one address book, one voice mail, and one login across every mode of communication. That's what Microsoft is doing. We're combining e-mail, IM, voice, and video into a single, intuitive system built around people, not technology. And we're building it all into the Microsoft Office system the world knows and trusts. Companies will replace conflicting systems with a single, unified communications platform that leverages their existing data and telecommunications infrastructure. IT departments will deliver more flexible, more secure communications, with simplified infrastructure that streamlines management and reduces total cost of ownership. People-centric, integrated, secure communications that's the promise of Microsoft's vision for unified communications.