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Tobias Brenner

Building a Campaign Web Site: Blog vs. Wiki | Nuketown - 0 views

  • Blogs work best for journal-driven campaign web sites.  These are sites built around diary, journal, or log-based updates on the campaign.
  • Blogs are also great for supplemental, in-character web sites and diaries.
  • A key element of blogs is their conversational nature – even when used primarily as a light-weight content management system, you can still enable comments, which can easily spawn conversations with campaign members, fans of the system you’re playing and other random visitors.
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  • Another strength of blogs
  • is the ability to add plugins to expand the usefulness of your blog. Plugins like Akismet cut down on spam comments, while NextGEN Gallery allows you to easily post those photos of the epic Battle of Nar-Shoggoth that you’ve been meaning to share for the last three years. Throw in Google Analytics, and suddenly you have a really good idea of what’s popular on your blog.
  • Once you move beyond the self-imposed limitations of story and major characters, blogs can become awkward and unwieldy. While you can (and should) impose order on the chaos using tags and categories, I’ve found it becomes increasingly difficult as you expand the blog to include important locations,
Tobias Brenner

Return on Contribution (ROC): Eine ROI Metrik für E2.0 | enterprise2punkt0.at - 0 views

  • Return on Contribution nimmt nun das ursprüngliche Konzept eines ROIs, nämlich den Nutzen durch die Kosten zu dividieren — ändert aber die Maßeinheit entscheidend: Nicht Euro stehen im Mittelpunkt von E2.0, sondern der Mensch. Und zwar der Mensch, der einerseits (informationelle) Beiträge in einer E2.0 Applikation erstellt (Produzent), andererseits aber derartige Beiträge von anderen Produzenten konsumiert (Konsument).
Milos Vujnovic

8 Tools to Track Your Footprints on the Web - 1 views

  • Although search engines provide a great starting point when you're searching for someone online, with all of the new social sites that have popped up over the past few years, they're often just not enough.
  • 1. BlogPulse: Trends in the Blogosphere
  • 2. Pipl: Searching the Invisible Web
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  • 3. Spy: Watching what Happens on the Web
  • 4. Serph: The Social Web Right Now
  • 5. Social Mention: Mentions of your Name on the Social Web
  • 6. Monitter: Tracking Twitter
  • 7. BoardTracker 2.0: The Ultimate Search Tool for Forums
  • 8. Google Alerts: The big G
Milos Vujnovic

List of Dofollow Social Bookmarking Sites (PR 9 - PR 4) | Center Tips - 0 views

  • Social Bookmarking Submission is the first step of building backlinks. It will give immediate traffic and at the same time, build a lifetime backlinks to your websites. If you want a complete, tested Dofollow Social Bookmarking Sites, here’s the list that you are looking for:
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    not so many Bookmarkeing sites yet there ist a Pagerank included so you can easily see what seem to be the most relevant or popluar Bookmarking Sites on the net.
Milos Vujnovic

Why do we collaborate? - 0 views

  • Maybe you know why you collaborate, maybe you don't, but here is why I believe we collaborate - to create new knowledge. That's it plain and simple. Whether we are collaborating face to face, on a conference call, or in a community of practice discussion thread, the additive input from others adds to the knowledge we have and we create new knowledge. It may simply be a new perspective or one of those powerful light bulb moments where genius is created, but new knowledge is created in the process.
Tobias Brenner

Why do Blogs have Such High Google PageRank? - 0 views

  • Why do Blogs have Such High Google PageRank? Blogs tend to have very strong Google PageRanks. These high PageRanks are achieved through one of the hallmarks of the blogging technique. People who maintain blogs (called bloggers) are free and generous linkers. If gaining link exchanges was ever a problem for you in the past, you need to consider a starting a blog.
  • Blogs attract links because of several important factors. One of those factors is fresh, constantly updated content. It’s an old adage already that good content will attract links. With blogs, it is a fact. By providing your readers with quality daily posts, other bloggers will link to them, and comment upon them in their own blogs.
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    also daily ist ja wohl ein wenig übertrieben
Tobias Brenner

Jive Community: Jive Talks: Social Business - "A Required Technology" - 0 views

  • 1) Social is the New Way to Do Business. This is Not “Facebook for the Enterprise.”
  • To drive a breakthrough in competitive advantage, Social Business applications must be purpose-built for the enterprise. These applications should create new ways for you to engage your people, customers, and the Social Web.
  • 2) Don’t Create A Social Frankenstein.
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  • Jive’s most successful social business customers don’t build Frankenstein monsters. A lot of companies are doing science experiments with different social technologies. They toy with departmental wikis, blogs, groups and/or small communities. While there is a lot to learn from experimenting, stitching together pieces of legacy tools and new toys will produce a monster. Not a Social Business. What is required is a platform that scales across your people, customers, suppliers, and the broad Social Web. One platform, with one integrated set of functionality and management controls.
Tobias Brenner

Small Business Owners Have A Project Management Problem - 0 views

  • Bringing Small Business Project Management Online On the surface, it seems like the best method is to compromise — stick with the existing situation, but maybe share some of those documents through a tool like Google Docs. But for small business owners, finding robust project management tools (especially web-based applications) can scratch itches you didn’t even know you had. Simply by being more organized, you can expect to be more efficient and save your employees’ time — but it goes beyond making it easy for your staff to know what to work on next. Someone has to check over your system regularly, to both make sure that everyone’s doing their job and to make sure nothing’s slipped through the cracks. The more you can automate that progress, the more time and money you can save — and you can be sure that you’re not disappointing a client because your spreadsheet didn’t remind you of a due date.
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    Bringing Small Business Project Management Online!
Milos Vujnovic

50 Social Sites That Every Business Needs a Presence on - Inside CRM - 0 views

  • If your business limits its online presence to advertising banners and blogging, it's missing out. The Internet provides powerful networking opportunities that allow users to effectively target their audience by logging on to social sites like LinkedIn, Digg and more. Take advantage of these tools by asserting your company's presence online and reaching more potential customers, business partners and employees.
  • Social-Media/Social-Bookmarking Sites
  • Niche Social-Media Sites
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  • Professional-Networking Sites
  • General Social-Media Sites
  • Job Sites
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    Überblick über verschiedene Social Media Anwendungen & Sites
Milos Vujnovic

Six Counterintuitive Truths About Enterprise 2.0 Adoption - 0 views

  • 1. Launch Before You Are Comfortable
  • This is a tough one for most of us. Ignore instinct and training and go live before you’re ready. Don’t wait until you’ve addressed all the technical issues and fine-tuned every workflow. Naturally, you’ll communicate this strategy to users: if they think you think they’re using the final iteration, you’ll have a credibility problem. Release early and often.
  • 2. Training Discourages Adoption
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  • 3. Compliance is Not Victory
  • . Impossible Deadlines Work Best
  • This goes hand in hand with the “launch before you’re ready” principle. (Convenient, huh?) Pick a realistic launch date and compress it by half. You’ll get more done than you believed possible and less than you think is enough, which is exactly the way it should be.Long deadlines — or no deadlines at all — are disaster for E2.0 programs.
  • 5. Past Successes Don't Count
  • 6. Accomplishment Trumps Productivity
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    6 Wahrheiten über Enterprise 2.0 die man so auf den ersten Blik nicht glauben würde.
Milos Vujnovic

10 social media and technology mega-trends to watch | Article | Homepage articles - 0 views

  • 1. Crowd-sourcing moves into the mainstream
  • 2. Making the network the organization
  • 3. Knowledge worker productivity
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  • 4. Growing the ‘Internet of Things’
  • 5. Experimentation and big data
  • 6. Wiring for a sustainable world
  • 7. Imagining anything as a service
  • 8. The age of the multi-sided business model
  • 9. Innovating from Third World countries
  • 10. Producing public good on the grid
Milos Vujnovic

Nine Ways to Build Your Own Social Network - 0 views

  • hese up-and-coming companies provide so-called “white label” social networking platforms that enable their customers to build their own social networks (often from scratch) and to tailor those networks to a range of purposes.
  • The idea of white labeling a network is to make the platform provider as invisible as possible to the social network’s users and to brand the network with the builder’s identity or intent.
  • The first provides hosted, do-it-yourself solutions with which customers can largely point and click their way to a brand new social network.
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  • There are roughly three types of companies that have emerged in the space of white label social networking.
  • We have taken a sample of nine of these companies – Ning, KickApps, CrowdVine, GoingOn, CollectiveX, Me.com, PeopleAggregator, Haystack, and ONEsite – all of which provide free baseline services, and reviewed them individually below.
  • The second type of company provides social networking software for download and installation onto one’s server.
  • The third type works very closely with clients to build a social network based on their needs.
Tobias Brenner

Enterprise collaboration with blogs and wikis | Developer World - InfoWorld - 0 views

  • , thereby giving them a clearer picture of what customers want.
  • Corporate blogs don’t have to be public. IBM has several outward-facing blogs for communicating with customers, but the company also has BlogCentral, an internal IBM pilot program that enables employees to keep personal blogs.
  • “And companies who haven’t already developed a clear policy on employee blogging will soon have to do so.”
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  • it can help you discover colleagues throughout the company with interests similar to your own
  • “We’ve seen people using blogs to diary their daily experiences using a new technology or building a new kind of system, monitored by others as a sort of real-time virtual apprenticeship, which lets them observe events as they unfold and see the issues that arise and how they are addressed.”
Tobias Brenner

Harold Jarche » Conversations and collaboration - 0 views

  • If 90% of the knowledge needed to get work done is not supported by enterprise software or organizational learning departments, then there is a significant imbalance in most organizations today. Any time you wonder why things aren’t working in your organization, it’s because you’re in a system optimized for only one tenth of what you need to get done.
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