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Tags and Tagging: How Do You Create Good Tags?
When it comes down to content classification and findability, "tags" are for many new online publishers still something they have not fully grasped and are often used in ways that are not only less than optimal but often outright useless. Tagging blog...

Web 2.0 University is coming to the UK!
Scott Gavin and Hinchcliffe & Company are bringing Web 2.0 University to London on September 30th, 2008. We'd love to host you in this premier executive event, please contact me for details dion@hinchcliffeandco.com

Dreaming of the Perfect Friend Adder, MyBlogLog Came Close Today
Super-cookie service MyBlogLog just emailed users to let us know about a new "friend finder" the site is offering. The feature is remarkable because it makes it really easy to add your friends from around the web - without asking you for any...

Dreaming of the Perfect Friend Adder, MyBlogLog Came Close Today
Super-cookie service MyBlogLog just emailed users to let us know about a new "friend finder" the site is offering. The feature is remarkable because it makes it really easy to add your friends from around the web - without asking you for any...

Did My Students Drink the Kool-Aid? | Andrew McAfee
Fascinating piece by Andrew McAfee (who coined "Enterprise 2.0") about asking his students about introducing 2.0 technologies at work. One distinct pattern that emerges is using this tools to bridge adjacencies and disparate groups with same...

KM library: tools, techniques and case studies
sections - after-action review, case study, communities of practice, gone well not gone well, knowledge cafe, knowledge exchange, knowledge marketplace, peer assist, rapid evidence review, retrospective review

Porque as empresas precisam da gestão do conhecimento
12 de maio de 2008, 21:33 Entenda o básico sobre gestão da informação e do conhecimento: imagine uma área da empresa onde o conhecimento importante está todo na cabeça de um especialista e ele resolveu ir embora. O que fazer para evitar isso? P

Enterprise Social Search. Personally essential; collectively critical.
A great idea, using social search and collective intelligence to provide "relevant search and nothing BUT relevant search." I will test this out and report out how well it works, potentially an excellent Enterprise 2.0 platform aid.

Accenture Newsroom: Managers Say the Majority of Information Obtained for Their Work Is Useless, Accenture Survey Finds
It's officially an epidemic: Finding the information you need to do your job is wasting countless hours of productivity. I can attest to this since finding any information on my company's intranet is nearly impossible. Dang you Sharepoint!!

On knowledge workers & conversation by David Weinberger (Gurteen Knowledge)
"Here's a definition of that pesky and borderline elitist phrase, 'knowledge worker'. A knowledge worker is someone whose job entails having really interesting conversations at work."

OpenKM Document Management System
Solution serveur de KM en Open Source

Enterprise Social Tools: Components for Success
One of the things I continually run across talking with organizations deploying social tools inside their organization is the difficultly getting all the components to mesh. Nearly everybody is having or had a tough time with getting employees and...

Contextos, currículo e gestão: Sob a perspectiva da educação e do desenvolvimento econômico
04/2008

*NEW* IBM gambles on a shift from the KM model - KnowledgeBoard
A terrific pieces that delves into IBM's knowledge management strategy in detail, citing how IBM is "killing off" traditional KM tools in favor of new 2.0 style tools, citing social impetus as one of the things that makes them work better.