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Readings on Knowledge Management 2.0 – Reality or Hype?
As part of the Boston KM Forum Symposium on Knowledge Management 2.0, Lynda Moulton put together a list of additional resources for reading on the subject: Half-Baked or Mashed: Is Mixing Enterprise IT And The Internet A Recipe For Disaster?Andy Dornan.Information Week 09/10/2007? Enterprise mashup tools are the long tail of SOA, letting ordinary employees [...]
Wrap-Up of Knowledge Management 2.0 Symposium
It was a great series of presentations at the Boston KM Forum Symposium: KM 2.0 – Real or Hype?. All of presenters danced around the question of what is knowledge management 2.0 and the relationship between knowledge management and enterprise 2.0 . I expected that. There are so many different definitions for the two terms. [...]
Wrap-up: KM 2.0 – Why We Should Care
Summary of PresentationBoston Knowledge Management Forum Symposium on Leveraging KnowledgeWhat is KM 2.0? Is it real, or just vendor hype? Larry Chait, Chait & Associates He thinks Web 2.0 is a catchall for a set of user-driven applications and the philosophy behind them. He hates the 1.0 , 2.0 and 3.0 labels, but since everyone [...]
Moving Beyond Web 2.0 Resistance
Summary of PresentationBoston Knowledge Management Forum Symposium on Leveraging KnowledgeWhat is KM 2.0? Is it real, or just vendor hype? Jessica Lipnack, CEO and co-founder, NetAge Inc. Twenty years ago, an aspiring social network analyst asked us for the names of everyone in our database. He had a program that could link them up, he [...]
Case Study: The Siemens BeFirst Portal
Summary of Presentation atBoston Knowledge Management Forum Symposium on Leveraging Knowledge.What is KM 2.0? Is it real, or just vendor hype? Jeff Cram, Co-Founder and Managing Director, and David Aponovich, Content Management Strategist, ISITE Design The Siemens BeFirst Portal provides solid lessons in Enterprise 2.0/KM 2.0. Recognized as one of the best examples of how [...]
Enterprise 2.0 = KM 2.0?
My Summary of the PresentationBoston Knowledge Management Forum Symposium on Leveraging KnowledgeWhat is KM 2.0? Is it real, or just vendor hype? Dan Keldsen, Director, Market Intelligence, AIIM (also of BizTechTalk) AIIM’s first-quarter 2008 “Market IQ” on Enterprise 2.0 has just been completed, and a survey of 441 people revealed a subset who are having [...]
KM and Web 2.0 – A User’s Perspective
Presentation Summary FromBoston Knowledge Management Forum Symposium on Leveraging KnowledgeWhat is KM 2.0? Is it real, or just vendor hype? Ray Sims, formerly Director of Knowledge Management at Novell (now of Deloitte) This presentation begins by summarizing what Web 2.0 means from a behavioral (not tools) perspective and what that implies for the future of [...]
Web 2.0 Tools for Knowledge Management
Presentation summary fromBoston Knowledge Management Forum Symposium on Leveraging KnowledgeWhat is KM 2.0? Is it real, or just vendor hype? Mark Frydenberg, Senior Lecturer, Computer Information Systems Department, Bentley College Recent years have seen a shift in how people have used the World Wide Web as it evolved from a tool for disseminating information and [...]
Boston KM Forum Symposium: KM 2.0 – Real or Hype?
I am spending Wednesday at Bentley College for Boston Knowledge Management Forum Symposium on Leveraging Knowledge. What is KM 2.0? Is it real, or just vendor hype? How does it relate to Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0? And – the bottom line – how does KM 2.0 help us to leverage knowledge? The Agenda: Web [...]
Reading List from the Boston KM Forum
I forgot to post the reading list from the symposium. Instead of duplicating efforts here, I am sending you over to Kelly Drahzal who posted the suggested reading on knowledge management on Kellypuffs.
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