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Collaborative creation of documentation. Nor is there a single ‘templated’ interface that can be rolled out unchanged across a whole organisation. This could potentially include: wikis blogs forums or discussion boards intranet subsites mailing lists simple document management SharePoint or Notes fileshares instant messaging online conferencing solutions Whether these are provided as part of a single software suite, or as separate tools, all of these capabilities are likely to be needed in any medium to large organisation. Step Two Designs Beyond The Idea Skip to content Home Blog About us Contact Us Home > articles > collaboration > Establish a portfolio of collaboration tools CMb 2007-19 Establish a portfolio of collaboration tools Written by James Robertson , published November 5th, 2007 Categorised under: articles , collaboration , enterprise 2.0 , intranets There is no one-size-fits-all solution for collaboration needs within an organisation.

Océ is a leading international provider of digital document management technology and services. For this post I spoke about their SharePoint efforts with Jan van Veen, Manager Internal Communications, in Corporate Communications and Tom Dombret, the technical team lead on the SharePoint effort. The site then provided global access to important documents for every user, like contracts and allowed for proper version control. This is the fourth in a series of interviews with Océ, about their Enterprise 2.0 implementation and adoption experiences.

See my list of web-based CRMs . List of companies that provide collaboration platforms Alfresco “Alfresco is the leading open source alternative for enterprise content management. Alfresco is built by a team of leading members from Documentum® and Interwoven® with 15 years experience in Enterprise Content Management (ECM), including the co-founder of Documentum. ” 8221; About Contact Web Strategy Vault Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing Jeremiah Owyang discusses how web tools and social media enable companies to connect with customers Instant Communities: List of companies that provide Web Collaboration Suites or Platforms July 20th, 2007 | Category: Industry Index , Collaboration , Enterprise Web , Intranet , Web Tools , Social Media Need to build an online community that collaborates?

have left this blog post on my blog, simply because I should. Disclaimer: I’m not part of product management, development, or marketing (I am well connected to those groovy folks, though, who have approved this message). The social task management bit, however, is all about collaboration. Find the knowledge “crowds” that are locked up and hidden away Connected Search Archives IBM Lotus Connections, in plain English Edit: I used to be the IBM Lotus Connections Technical Evangelist. I

Enlightened tradition Trying to reconcile the unreconcileable About this blog (plus disclaimer) On Tarns Posted by: Mark Gould | 16 September 2008 Some things about KM that we now know are wrong There are a few things that act as talismans for traditional knowledge management. Clearly “know-who” is an essential part of good knowledge management. Here’s a couple of blog posts undermining commonly-held KM superstitions. Superstition 1: We need an expertise directory This sounds like

have left this blog post on my blog, simply because I should. Disclaimer: I’m not part of product management, development, or marketing (I am well connected to those groovy folks, though, who have approved this message). The social task management bit, however, is all about collaboration. Find the knowledge “crowds” that are locked up and hidden away Connected Search Archives IBM Lotus Connections, in plain English Edit: I used to be the IBM Lotus Connections Technical Evangelist. I

In all of these worthy activities, we sometimes forget that knowledge management can also help groups of people to agree upon and describe their practices – and hence connect and share more efficiently because they have negotiated a common language. However, if we were to turn our “Community of Practice toolkits” out onto the table, the majority of our tools play into the notion of Community : role descriptions and training programmes for leaders and facilitators, templates for community charters, designs for launch events, no end of technology options for social collaboration and document

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