wikis
Hot collaboration trends in 2009: Internal Facebooks, SharePoint microblogging, expert location, and homegrown wikis
Even though Sharing at Work hasn’t been quite as frantically busy in 2009 as it was in 2008, people still keep Googling their way here to check out the archives. It’s a good practice to track the topics that are drawing the most public interest so we can figure out which powerful themes in [read more...]
Choosing Web Tools: Best-Fit Versus Good Enough?
Bob just decided to set up an office wiki and wants to know if he ought to use Wikipedia’s MediaWiki or maybe Microsoft’s Sharepoint wikis. Alice has heard a lot about microblogging and can’t choose between Twitter and Laconi.ca. How much time is Bob going to spend researching his choices? Does it really [read more...]
Brief update
It’s looking like a busy week at the office. Aside from the usual BI projects I am also working up some communications and collaboration strategies for my team and our sister teams.
Check in later this week for a review of the book Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything!
© 2008 Daniel J. Pritchett & sharingatwork.com
read more...Spotlight on London’s Wiki Wednesday – Attitudes Towards Sharepoint
Simon Carswell at Enterprising Knowledge posted this morning about London’s latest Wiki Wednesday. The focus of the meeting was “Microsoft SharePoint as social media platform – Any chance to fight your IT department when they suggest it?” This is a pretty funny theme to me – my wiki advocacy at work is more than likely [read more...]
