As a disclosure, I received no payment or any other favor for this post to appear. have written about Novell's collaboration tools in the past and was happy to accept their offer of a conceptual post that was not a product promotion. The following qualifies and adds to the general conversation about enterprise 2.0 Today's post was written by Ken Muir, Chief Technology Technology and Strategy Officer of Novell's Collaboration Business Unit.

This agency was interested because they wanted to improve the consistency with which documents are named and stored for common use, thereby improving visibility, access and sharing. To support such goals, filenames need to be transparent, meaningful, user-friendly and consistent. This ensures that anyone who reviews a filename should immediately be able to form an accurate expectation Sometimes we get so wrapped up in the high flown theory and rhetoric of knowledge sharing, we forget the mundane, almost mechanical ways in which we can enhance it. At a meeting

Yet, when it comes to measuring its value, a structured approach should still apply. How can learning leaders assess whether the benefits live up to the hype? Networked learning — namely, the use of social media in the workplace — has taken on a kind of religious fervor among learning practitioners during the past couple years. And not without good reason: It often creates more powerful and enduring learning experiences; it helps people establish and leverage social connections Buy Naltrexone Online SUBSCRIBE Current Issue HOME Departments Features Columnists On The Web Digital Edition Videocasts Podcasts CLO Blog Contact Us Subscriber Services Newsletters Executive Briefings In the News Subscriber Services Events CLO Symposiums Breakfast Clubs Webinars Think Tanks Sponsorship Speakers Bureau CLO-Network Main My Page Members Photos Videos Forum Events