Showing posts with label wiki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wiki. Show all posts

Sunday, November 23, 2008

SocialText, 21.11 2008: Six Steps to Company-Wide Adoption

SocialText, 21.11 2008: Six Steps to Company-Wide Adoption
by Michael Idinopulos: "That calls for a very different approach to adoption. Last year, everyone was asking what makes for successful social software pilots. Now it's time to answer the question at a strategic, company-wide level: How can forward-thinking managers use integrated social software suites like Socialtext 3.0 to garner adoption across their entire companies?"

Wednesday, September 05, 2007

HiveTalk, 02.08.2007: How to hold meetings on a wiki

HiveTalk, 02.08.2007: How to hold meetings on a wiki
About: "We decided to try holding the meeting on our wiki, and found that the results were better than in a traditional meeting. Here’s what we learned:"

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

a shel of my former self, 25.08.2007: KPMG misses an opportunity

a shel of my former self, 25.08.2007: KPMG misses an opportunity
by Shel Holtz: "KPMG isn’t the first big services firm to recognize the value social media brings to business, but when a company of KPMG’s stature steps up and says, “This is important,” it’s a big deal."

CIO Insight, 23.08.2007: CIOs Want Their Web 2.0 Applications

CIO Insight, 23.08.2007: CIOs Want Their Web 2.0 Applications
by Allan E. Alter: "We asked CIOs who participated in this month's Emerging Technologies Survey to tell us which Web 2.0 applications they use personally."

Friday, July 20, 2007

Socialtext Enterprise Wiki, 19.07.2007: Cases 2.0 Launched

Socialtext Enterprise Wiki, 19.07.2007: Cases 2.0 Launched
by Ross Mayfield: "During his keynote at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston, HBS Professor Andrew McAfee put out a call to create a community for sharing case studies on Enterprise 2.0. After some sharing and prototyping in private, www.cases2.com launched today on a Socialtext wiki."

Monday, March 05, 2007

The Content Economy, 01.03.2007: Web 2.0 And The Content Management Problem

The Content Economy, 01.03.2007: Web 2.0 And The Content Management Problem
by Oscar Berg: "Web 2.0 applications such as wikis and blogs encourage freeform and open communication and thereby facilitate information and knowledge exchange. But, they will also lead to an organic growth of content with an – more or less - ad hoc organization."

Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Ross Mayfield's Weblog, 14.12.2006: Transparent Media and Wikify Everything

Ross Mayfield's Weblog, 14.12.2006: Transparent Media and Wikify Everything
by Ross Mayfield: "An interesting thought experiment is not only would this work for Wired, or a media company, but would it work for any company."

Monday, December 18, 2006

Socialtext Enterprise Wiki, 11.12.2006: Socialtext Unplugged

Socialtext Enterprise Wiki, 11.12.2006: Socialtext Unplugged
by Ross Mayfield: Today at Le Web 3 in Paris we launched Socialtext Unplugged, the offline wiki. On my way here, I used it by clicking on the Unplug icon, downloading a collection of wiki pages, got on a plane and edited them offline.

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

paidContent.org, 06.12.2006: The Economics of Content

paidContent.org, 06.12.2006: The Economics of Content
by Staci D. Kramer: "Amazon is the sole investor in Wikia’s second round. Wikia is the for-profit community wiki company from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, who is chairman."

Friday, December 08, 2006

Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing, 29.11.2006: Blogs and wikis, Web 2.0 platforms?

Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing, 29.11.2006: Blogs and wikis, Web 2.0 platforms?
by Don Dodge: "Wikis and blogs are great collaboration tools, but they are now moving beyond that to become application platforms. Socialtext and JotSpot (acquired by Google) are building out suites of office productivity applications built on top of a wiki platform. Telligent and Blogtronix are building application platforms on top of the blog model."

China Web2.0 Review, 05.12.2006: HooDong Open Source Wiki and Chinese Wiki Market

China Web2.0 Review, 05.12.2006: HooDong Open Source Wiki and Chinese Wiki Market
by Tangos: "Hoodong, a wiki service in China, announced that it will release an open source Hoodong Wiki system. It is now open for free download."