Khentula Kristian Hentula
Jaikus from Khentula
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
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Case from Norway: all the data was put to the same container, that way they started to outline how to manage it. Metadata is collected through the process.
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CASE: How Norwegian public road administrator (Statens Vegnesen) "tamed the cats", gave power to ext/internal users, to store & share information.
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Tom Austin: Quick wins for enterprise 2.0: social/phone presence, social tagging.
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.... But before setting it free we should monitor the collaboration and team work and create the coordination guidelines along that. (coordination not control)
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How to transfer the motivation seen in social media tools to the corporates? Mr Black: Let them do it freely... . E.g. Sharepoint sites' usage should be set free.
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Ian Black from Autonomy (the search that can index video and audio files) speaks about "creativity vs chaos", "what is the right mix?"
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Prof TB: facebook is great but we need to teach google generation to read, write and create.
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Prof TB: With google generation, don't get stuck with the content management, but concentrate on motivating and context management.
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Professor TB is showing the good-old plastic slides by the way... =) i love her already.
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Professor TB: Google generation is reading less, dumping down, skim reading - true, but we all are acting like that, not only the Google generation.
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Author of "University of Google", professor Tara Brabazon (uni of Brighton) is having fun comparing digital natives/immigrants/tourists.
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Mark Gibert: boosts oasis.com that is today annoumcing "CMIS", a content management standard from IBM, Microsoft and EMC... 3 competitors. Cool.
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example of cool tools: Accenture has an internal "youtube-lookalike"podcasting platform built on Sharepoint. Good news, so does TietoEnator (way to go DF! =)
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Carol Rozwell: boosting bluekiwi.com
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Lecturers are often sending greetings to Twitter audience. Interesting.
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2 persons twittering, 1 sending jaikus (out of 350)
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,,, said Tom Austin.
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Study; 75% of us use web based tools in their work but think 41% peers is using the same tools... --> we don't share efficiently yet, peers don't find each other.
Jaikus from Khentula