If Technology is the Answer, What's the Question? | Above and Beyond KM - 0 views
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they discovered that the real question to be answered was not the one the client had identified and that the right answer had very little to do with technology.
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Livio’s advice was to take the time to analyze properly what was really going on in your firm from a process, behavior and cultural perspective. Next, identify a range of possible solutions and see if there aren’t grassroots, low-key, tiny spend ways of testing some of these solutions in a variety of safe-fail pilots. Then, finally, make your choice.
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After all, we rarely need to find and reuse every item in the DMS. We’re usually just looking for “something good” and would be glad to accept a document recommended by a trusted source in our network.
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Six ways to make Web 2.0 work | McKinsey Quarterly - Business Technology - Application ... - 0 views
Technologies du Web Sémantique pour l'Entreprise 2.0: Emilie Ogez News, Jul 2... - 0 views
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Alexandre Passant a soutenu sa thèse sur les technologies du Web Sémantique pour l’entreprise 2.0 et il a mis ses slides (de soutenance) ainsi que son manuscrit à disposition de tous. Merci.
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Will social media kill off the intranet in years to come? | James Bennett on Internal C... - 0 views
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"The intranet currently forms an integral part of the internal communication strategy in most organizations as an information provider and collaboration tool. But social media also allows collaboration, dialogue, documentation and much more, at a lower cost and with much less back-end work involved. In this report we look at the future of the much-loved intranet and it's chances of survival in a web 2.0 world."
Has 'IT' Killed 'KM'? | 3 Geeks and a Law Blog on Jul 2, 2009 - 0 views
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I think that Knowledge Management (KM) has become so overwhelmed with technology products that the individuals in KM have become ‘tech support’ rather than knowledge managers. Yesterday, I read two different articles that reinforced my conception of what I think is a major flaw in the idea of “Knowledge Management” within law firms.
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Penny Edwards’ articles on Social Networking for the Legal Profession. Edwards mentions that the approach we take to capturing “knowledge” is a hold over of the 1990’s IT ‘centralized’, or as she put it in her book “Industrial Technology.”
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In my opinion, this type of self-cataloging and attempt at creating a ultra-structured system creates a process that is: difficult to use; doesn’t fit the way that lawyers conduct their day-to-day work; gives a false sense of believing that the knowledge has been captured and can be easily recovered; leads to user frustration and “work around” methods; and results in expensive, underutilized software resources.
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Socialtext: Products & Services: Free 50 Offer - 0 views
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"A free, hosted Socialtext account for up to 50 people from your company. It is private between co-workers. You and your colleagues get private, "Twitter‑like" micro‑blogging, social networking, and a shared wiki workspace. And you each get your own personal home page. If a collaboration network already exists for your company, you will be added to it. If not, one will be created."
HOW TO: Use Wikis for Business Projects | Mashable on Jul 1, 2009 - 0 views
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Nearly all wikis dispense with advanced page and text formatting, instead embracing a “just the facts” approach to documentation, that can actually be refreshing.
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Removing the ability to spend time formatting content removes the feeling that the content needs more than basic formatting. Where people aren’t spending time on formatting they’re likely to spend it on just writing and moving on.
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So in addition to learning the new wiki software and the cultural shift that comes with it, team members must also unlearn what they already know about how projects are documented and information is organized.
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"One of the best web tools available to businesses for enabling teamwork and collaboration is the wiki. (...) Though Wikis have been around since the 90s, their potential for business collaboration has made them more popular in the business world over the past few years. While a wiki can let project documentation grow organically as a project unfolds, it is like any tool and needs to be used the right way to get the most out of it. If you're thinking about using a wiki in your team's toolkit for the first time, keeping a few points in mind will help everyone get up and running without tripping over the changes that the wiki way brings to project documentation."
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