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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He takes my thoughts and expands on them nicely. June 5, 2007 2:34 PM Leave a comment Name Email Address URL Remember personal

This fits perfectly for those curious types (like me). By Jack Vinson on October 15, 2007 9:17 AM | Permalink | Comments (2) 2 Comment(s) jackvinson said: Dennis McDonald has posted in response to this article as well: [link] October 17, 2007 2:10 PM Jay said: First time listening about colloboration tools as anti knowledge sharing.

Update: Andy Roberts was the source of this thought, and he posted it to his Distributed Action Research blog, Barn Raising . By Jack Vinson on January 23, 2006 12:06 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) 0 Comment(s) Leave a comment Name Email Address

One author who has discussed this definition in the academic realm is Murray Turrof, whom I refer to in a recent post from my blog, "Collaborative Decisionmaking in Disaster Response Situations" ([link] Also, Ive started to use the phrase "technology-enabled collaboration" when referring to collaboration in the context of social media and social networking applications, in an attempt to be more specific. January 22, 2008 9:08 AM Leave a comment

The problems are often characterized by technical complexity and scientific uncertainty Differing perspectives on the problems often lead to adversarial relationships among the stakeholders Incremental or unilateral efforts to deal with the problems typically produce less than satisfactory solutions Existing processes for addressing the problems have proved insufficient By Jack Vinson on April 14, 2008 12:22 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) 0 Comment(s) Leave a comment

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If the community direction starts to veer off-course, the membership serve to point it back in the correct direction. They are mostly to be ignored, from my perspective. October 9, 2007 10:11 PM Leave a comment Name Email Address