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Construction company migrates content to SharePoint 2010

Posted June 06, 2011

Social software sustains collaboration

"The best way for people to share knowledge and be creative is by working closely in a community environment, so we wanted a solution that brought people together..." Posted May 28, 2011

Collaboration & work force management

Global 360 enhances its persona-based business process management suite... Posted May 28, 2011

Managing SharePoint content

Information Manager from MetaVis Posted May 25, 2011

Valuable business knowledge outside of documents is increasing. Twitter users generate 90 million tweets per day. An estimated 210 billion email messages are being sent every day. Information is changing from big, formal, thick documents to small, informal and voluminous communications (emails, IMs, tweets, comments). Instead of feeding information updates to a master document. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

Evaluating Social Business Software: Five Critical Considerations

Social business is no longer a nice to have, but is now a business imperative to improve customer communication and engagement, build loyal partner networks and improve internal collaboration. We have been blogging, tweeting, connecting and collaborating online for years, but now it's not just for personal use. The growth in social business can be measured by the amount being spent. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

Social Networking and Open Source Search

Unless you've been living off the grid in a cave, you've experienced how social networking and social media have penetrated our society. But if your organization is like most others, you're still wondering how best to bring social media inside the firewall—whether it is crowdsourcing, microblogs, self-organizing virtual teams or other hyper-connected, always-on. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

Social Content Management

Social software has become an important aspect of how we conduct business in today's world. The consumerization of IT has driven enterprises to redefine how they think about information management, control and governance in order to deal with social technologies. Furthermore, organizations today have become more collaborative in their daily operations in order to better facilitate. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

Harvesting Social Knowledge for Customer Service

Community-based knowledge creation for customer service is not that new. However, enabled by the ubiquity and ease of use of the Web and the availability of social networking tools, it has gone to a whole new level, leading to the coinage of the term "social knowledge." While more prevalent in B2C sectors, social knowledge is also starting to matter in B2B sectors. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

The Merit-Driven Enterprise

When the traditional business hierarchy works, it's a beautiful thing. The chain of command endures and evolves for good reasons of order and accountability. And although the hierarchical organization has stood the test of time, it is not perfect. Social networks, social media and even social commerce have exposed some of its weaknesses and fundamentally changed expectations. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

It's (Already) Time to Rethink Social Media

Facebook, Twitter, blogs, communities, live casting, listening platforms and countless other communication vehicles have worked their way into the conversation-and processes-of business over recent years. From the onset, organizations realized that they needed to do something with this stuff called social media but many struggled (and still do) to figure out what "it" is. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

Social Networking: Open for Business

As anyone who reads these articles regularly knows, I came late to the party when it comes to business social networking. Or social business. Or social networking for business. (We really need to standardize on a term for it.) I can remember writing in these very pages that I thought, in so many words, that social software was too lightweight for serious business application, and was potentially a losing proposition. . . . Posted May 17, 2011

Traction turns to TeamPage 5.2

Dashboards for action tracking, project/case management Posted May 16, 2011

Forrester broadens its reach

Acquires Springboard Research Posted May 16, 2011

KMWorld Hall of Fame 2011: The Trendsetters

Posted May 01, 2011

Collaboration and work force management

Global 360 to enhance its persona-based BPM suite Posted April 27, 2011

Getting a fix on SharePoint governance

Axceler updates its administration product Posted April 11, 2011

Rivet Logic and Strobe partner

Further mobilizing the Web Posted April 11, 2011

Marketing power meets the cloud

IBM unveils Coremetrics Social Posted April 04, 2011

Salesforce.com to buy Radian6

Adds social media monitoring Posted April 04, 2011

E-MAIL Roundup

Posted April 01, 2011

Simplifying WCM and online video

Ektron and Brightcove partner Posted March 29, 2011

Migrate or Integrate?
Search Accelerates SharePoint 2010 Roll-out

There's an old adage in IT that "nothing ever goes away." Retiring legacy systems is a painful, often expensive process. Every system has some useful information in it, but it's hard to distinguish jewels from junk. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

Getting More In and Out of SharePoint

It would be fair to say that information growth within organizations has been—and will likely continue to be—nothing less than meteoric. Similar to this has been the adoption of SharePoint. With millions of end users leveraging SharePoint as a central access point for information. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

SharePoint and E-Discovery
Hand-in-Hand or Out-of-Hand

The growth of SharePoint within enterprises over the last few years has been remarkable. It is the fastest growing server in Microsoft history with more than a 100 million licenses sold, and thousands more being reportedly sold every week. And if the Association for Information and Image Management. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

Your SharePoint Investment
Seven Ways to Get Payback

SharePoint administrators in large enterprises face major challenges these days. For starters, employees are busier than ever. In some large enterprises, there are thousands of users with publishing rights. Many of these individuals have little time and even less interest in manually meta-tagging documents. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

Having SharePoint and Records Management, Too

Conventional wisdom says that collaboration and records management exist at polar opposites of the enterprise management spectrum. On the side of collaboration are systems such as Microsoft SharePoint, which allow enterprises to create and manage content in a freeform way. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

How To Get SharePoint Buy-In
Search and Architecture, Not Just Pretty Design

One of the most important aspects of SharePoint success (or really any website/portal) is to make sure people find what they need, when they need it. A beautiful looking sitewithout a properly configured search solution and intuitive navigation interface is the same as having a great looking car with no engine. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

If You Build It, Will They Come?

Having overseen the implementation of SharePoint at hundreds of enterprises, both government and commercial, there is one question nearly every new customer planning an "Enterprise 2.0" (E2.0) implementation wants answered: "If I roll this out, how do I make sure people use it?" It's a perfectly reasonable question. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

SharePoint Adoption Trends and Takeaways

Microsoft SharePoint Server is becoming the platform of choice for organizations to store and access content across the enterprise, to enable collaboration, to optimize business processes and to deliver line-of-business applications. The list of SharePoint capabilities and functionality is mind-boggling. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

Reimagining SharePoint for 2011
SharePoint as an Information Discovery
and Retrieval Powerhouse

It is no surprise that many enterprises and government agencies have adopted SharePoint as their principle information-sharing platform. By incorporating the knowledge captured in MS Office applications, enterprise applications, databases, the corporate website and email. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

The SharePoint Phenom
Exploring the Services Platform of the Century

In the interest of full disclosure, I need to tell you straight up that what I know about SharePoint could fall through a Cheerio without touching the sides. Luckily for all of us, I have a pretty good Rolodex. So I called up four of the best advisors a boy could have. . . . Posted March 15, 2011

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