They will need custom built social platforms, or products such as Confluence, Jive, Socialtext and Lotus Connections. " Tags: Business 2.0 , Institutions , Jon Mell , Headshift , Knowledge Workers , Knowledge Workers 2.0 , Confluence , Jive , Socialtext , Lotus Connections , Connections , Clay Shirky , TED , Ideas Worth Spreading , Inspirational , Inspiring , Inspiration , Enterprise 2.0 , Social Software , Social Networking , Social Computing , Social Media , Collaboration , Communities , Learning , Knowledge Sharing , KM , Knowledge Management ,

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Many of these tools are unintuitive and hence not easy to learn to use. The training materials for these tools dont match the way most of us learn and discover (i.e. We are not accustomed to learning with others . Here are my additions and some answers to specific questions posed by Dave: When faced with Home What we do Keynote Speaking About Us Whitepapers Anecdote Associates Clients Contact us Categories Anecdotes Blogging Books Change management Collaboration Communities of practice Complexity Culture Expertise location Facilitation Fun Intervention design Knowledge Knowledge circulation Most Significant Change Narrative News Newsletter Open space Questions Quotes Sensemaking Social networks Storytelling Strategy « What are you more aware of - positive or negative stories? | Main | Why you need to know about Anecdote Circles »

Confluence - An enterprise-class wiki with features such as PDF exporting. This is an ideal tool for any type of project management regardless of whether you are working in a company or a freelancer from home. Saul [link] would have been a good addition to the list. David No mention of Twine nor GroupSwim? David Koehn Mention Confluence but not MediaWiki? Johnny Ontehspot

The deployment has to be carefully planned so that all stakeholders are informed well in advance potential problems are foreseen and catered for before they occur everything is "roll-back-able" a schedule is agreed and stuck to In other words, its all about the three -ations: Anticipation Coordination Communication Weve been using our enterprise wiki, Confluence , to keep track of things, and I have to say, its proved an invaluable tool for this situation. Even non-attendees can see the progress of the meeting while its taking place, either by

Not sorted in any particular order: BlogTronix I met Vassil, the CEO, I think it has a chance of giving Sharepoint a run for it’s money given it’s Intranet type features Sharepoint Microsoft’s collaboration suite is getting social networking tools for it’s 2007 version, I’m waiting for Microsoft to call me to do a demo. Five Across SF company just acquired by Cisco Community Server I was looking at this while at a previous role, this is what the famous Channel 9 was built on, as well as Dell 1to1 and Xbox PeopleAggregator I’m having

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Consequently, we will be migrating information off the JotBox into a number of different tools ranging from WordPress, Mediawiki, and Confluence to SharePoint 2007 over the coming months.   It seems inevitable that there will always be a degree of friction between the need for robust IT processes to safeguard customer and business data and to effectively manage IT spending in a global corporation like BT, with the need for technical agility and to support the concept of the perpetual beta in which you try out quickly and cheaply often competing technologies and let users iterate and adopt

Confluence, NewsGator, Telligent, etc) to augment SharePoint in an area where it was very deficient.  find customers looking to leverage SharePoint investments are not so interested in learning about Connections as they are in learning more about vendors that have complimentary underpinnings (e.g., Well-worth your time checking out the demo (just follow the link below). If you are using SharePoint but are considering Lotus Connections for blogs, communities, social networking, etc.,

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