On a weekly basis, I need to train new DAM users as well as give quick tutorials to current DAM users on specific aspects of the DAM. There are two ways I can train anyone regardless of where they are in the world as long as they have an internet...
Topics: Blogs, Content Management Systems, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise Search, Research, Search

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Blog1207:  November 22, 2009 3:14 PM, Posted by Greg LloydI'm flattered that Professor Andrew McAfee cites Enterprise 2.0 Schism in his Nov 20, 2009 blog post Enterprise 2.0 is Not THAT Big a Deal, kicking off a neat discussion on serious points...
Topics: Collaboration, Web 2.0

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This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series social media directionsNo one really likes making mistakes. We all make mistakes and most people learn from their mistakes. The value of social media is you can learn from other people’s mistakes. You can also...
Topics: Analysts, Analytics, Blogs, Cloud Computing, Content Management Systems, Marketing, Mashups, Media, Reviews, RSS, Social Media, Social Technologies, Twitter, Web 2.0

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Here is a beautiful new photography book from National Geographic I recently received to review. It is Live, Laugh, Celebrate, a visual celebration of the human spirit, by Ferdinand Protzman. The book documents a vibrant collection of celebrations from...

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via pcworld.com"On balance, though, Microsoft's done a fine job integrating Facebook's key features and giving Twitter an even more elegant interface than the service's native browser-based one. Where's Sony in all this? The company..

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