• [EN] Strategies for managing social media information: How to keep records of government social media business | NSW Australia
  Strategies for managing social media information: How to keep records of government social media business | NSW Australia | Records Management Strategies for Social Media | Australia NSW #RecordsManagement #SocBiz #Governance #SocialMedia | State Records has developed a draft set of advice called Strategies for managing social media information. With so much government business taking advantage of the opportunities offered by social media, this advice explores the issues, opportunities and options for managing social media information. This guideline contains a range of strategies, examples and case studies to help you determine: # what business information is being generated by your corporate social media # accounts the risk and long term business value...
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• [EN] The Future of the WorkPlace | Content Management Connection | 22.12.2010
  [EN] The Future of the WorkPlace | Content Management Connection | 22.12.2010 ... changes they talked about: 1.”De-routinasation” of work 2.Work swarms 3.Weak Links 4.Working with the collective 5.Work sketch-ups 6.Spontaneous work 7.Simulation and experimentation 8.Pattern sensitivity 9.Hyperconnected 10."My place"
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• [EN] This year, standalone social business software will die | Alistair Mitchell
  Think of standalone social business software like a point-and-shoot camera. Cameras are perfectly suited for achieving one singular thing: taking a picture. Now, pick up your mobile phone. Right there, jammed into just four ounces, is a camera that not only rivals many point-and-shoots when it comes to picture taking, it can do so much more. You can edit images, share them instantly with countless people via any number of channels and add endless comments and captions. For many, point-and-shoots just don’t make sense anymore — as Kodak’s decline has demonstrated. Standalone social business software companies may soon find themselves in a similar situation.
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