strongly agree that those thinking about application design, information architecture, search, collaboration, portals, and so on need to think about feed syndication as another communication channel and user experience around feeds as the build and deploy systems. Also note: IE installs the Windows RSS Platform to help manage feeds. A lot of great comments over at the main article: R.I.P Enterprise RSS .

To do that I would want to point out to you Us Now , " a film project about the power of mass collaboration, government and the Internet ", where you will be able to find plenty of video interviews with some of today’s thought leaders in the space of Social Computing, Knowledge Management, Collaboration and Communities. first bumped into these video clips after reading a tweet from the always inspiring Paula Thornton , who referenced this short video interview with JP Rangaswami where he gets to talk about scarcity (And its impact in our world), information

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For a good number of years, almost from the very beginning since I have gotten involved rather heavily with social software in my role both as a Knowledge Manager and Community Builder, I have been saying that the major drivers of social software adoption within the enterprise are communities, whichever flavour you would want to consider (of Practice, of Interest, of Purpose, etc. So, when both my good friends Nancy White and Tony Karrer kindly invited me to take part of the superb initiative they just launched called " Communities and Networks Connection " where

The authors Peter Denning and Peter Yaholkovsky break down the tools needed for various knowledge needs into four categories: 1) Information sharing; 2) Coordination; 3) Cooperation; and Collaboration. But, workflow managment falls into the coordination bucket. The groupings make a lot of sense and their framing of collaboration to take care of the messiest problems is rather Personal InfoCloud « Selective Sociality and Social Villages | Main | YouTube New Interface and Social Interaction Design Santiy Check » Denning and Yaholkovsky on Real Collaboration The latest edition of the Communications of the ACM (Volume 51, Issue 4 - April 2008) includes an article on Getting to "we" , which starts off by pointing out the misuse and mis-understanding of the term collaboration as well as the over use of the practice of collaboration when it is not proper for the need.

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Content Management Connection is an “online community for technology practitioners, software companies, and end users to share thoughts and ideas on the changing landscape of content management and collaboration.” It is managed by George Dearing. Knowledge Plaza is a new Web-based platform for enterprise search, social bookmarking, knowledge management, This is the second part of a five part series on how enterprise 2.0 tools can work for an enterprise of one, myself in this case.

It is all an area for exploration and growth in understanding, but digital social tools, for them to have more value for following and filtering the flows in more manageable ways need to more in grasping this more granular understanding of social interaction between people in a digital space. April 15, 2008 in Attraction , Attraction Receptor , Community , Folksonomy , Knowledge Management , Local InfoCloud , Model of Attraction , Portability , Privacy , Social Software | Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: [link] Listed below are links to weblogs that reference

Many of the tools that business used and the academic community in information science studied were tools that were trying to foster collaboration or a collaborative knowledge with in the organization. Tools Improved and Collaborative and Collective Tools Evolved Today we have grown well beyond the relatively poor tool foisted upon unsuspecting employees as knowledge management tools with the wonderful goal of capturing and sharing knowledge (often through complex tools that created excuses for adding new required form fields) [I have lived through the implementation and non-use of many