- [EN] Social Business 2011 - Zwei interessante Präsentationen von Jeremiah Owyang
Social Business 2011 - Zwei interessante Präsentationen von Jeremiah Owyang
in Public bookmarks - [EN] The Age of the Informavore - A talk with Frank Schirrmacher | Edge
The Age of the Informavore - A talk with Frank Schirrmacher | Comments and interview in English about Schirrmachers book "Payback" | The term informavore characterizes an organism that consumes information. It is meant to be a description of human behavior in modern information society, in comparison to omnivore, as a description of humans consuming food | Backgroud + interview text + video + a lot of statements of the "Reality Club"
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - [EN] The Cloud and the Asymmetric Patriot Act | Lubor Ptacek | 09.08.2011
[EN] The Cloud and the Asymmetric Patriot Act | Lubor Ptacek | 09.08.2011 | There have been numerous articles recently about cloud-based companies and their policies in regards to the Patriot Act. Most recently, Dropbox and Microsoft Office 365 have generated headlines when the press found out that their end user license agreement includes clauses that basically state that the company may have to hand the customer data over to the law enforcement authorities under certain circumstances – such as to comply with the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001 (in short USA PATRIOT Act).
in Public bookmarks - [EN] The Economist : The World in 2036
To mark the 25th edition of “The World in ”, The Economist’s annual collection of predictions for the year ahead, the newspaper asked some people to peer 25 years ahead.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] The Inevitable Future of Content Management | Oscar Berg
We have "known" for decades that tv screens would eventually become flat enough to be wall-mounted just like a painting. I remember reading about flat-screen tvs in a magazine about future technologies when I was about 12 in the beginning of the 80s. The idea has probably been around ever since the television was first invented. It has always been a matter of time until we would have flat-screens tvs. For me it's kind of the same thing with content management (although not as many people are as interested in the future of content management as they are in the future of tv technology). In the future, content management will become like air, invisible to users. The content will be automatically managed. We won't have to spend any thoughts on how to manage ...
in Public bookmarks - [EN] The state of records management in 2013: the challenges | Thinking Records
[EN] The state of records management in 2013: the challenges | Thinking Records | James Lappin | Not new: "The tension between the need for stable records management and the need to keep up with the onward march of technology"
in Public bookmarks - [EN] The State of the Internet Today | Great infographic
[EN] The State of the Internet Today | Great infographic | The Internet is a strange, huge beast. It is getting bigger, faster and more mobile each day. Ferocious social networks fight each other to be on top and gain more of our attention and personal information. An entire economy is generated from our browsing habits. This is the face of the Internet now.
in Public bookmarks by 3 users - [EN] The True Nature of a Social Intranet | Oscar Berg | CMSWire
[EN] The True Nature of a Social Intranet | Oscar Berg | CMSWire | 19.05.2011 | On the surface, a social intranet might seem to be just an intranet dressed up in rounded corners and pastel colors and with features such as blogs, wikis, activity feeds, ratings, profiles and tagging. Yet, the difference between a social intranet and a traditional intranet is far more profound than that. To really understand the true nature of a social intranet, one need to look beyond the features and user interface design and understand what role it has to play for both individuals and the enterprise in today’s increasingly knowledge-intense and collaborative work environments.
in Public bookmarks - [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.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] USA: Content Creation and the Customer Experience by Insurance & Technology
Anthony O'Donnell | November 22, 2010 | Content Creation and the Customer Experience | With improving the customer experience a top priority, content creation and document management technologies are helping carriers upgrade customer-bound communications and harmonize the flow of inbound and internal documents.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Visualizing the Social Software and Collaboration Marketplace | CMS Watch | Tony Byrne | 05.08.2009
Trends: Visualizing the Social Software and Collaboration Marketplace | CMS Watch | Tony Byrne | 05.08.2009 | Grafiken mit Beispielen von Dion Hinchcliffe, Gartner und CMS Watch
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - [EN] What if Peter Drucker Taught Enterprise 2.0 Strategy? | Mark Fidelmann
Great presentation picking up the ideas of Peter Drucker and his foresight of the social enterprise
in Public bookmarks - [EN] WPFD World Paper Free Day | PaperFree Tweetjam on October 21st | Additional questions
There are some other questions, I will probably post to you in our tweetjam: * will pads and electronic media kill the newspaper and books on paper? * what is the real balance with green IT - growing natural ressources like wood versus electricity from firing oil, coal and other non-renewable ressources (yes this must be shortened and fitting to less than 140 characters + #WPFD ...) * what can I personally do on WPFD to save unnecessary paper? * what can everybody do to promote the use of electronic information management on WPFD to create more awaress? * what is the impact of the dependency on electronic media when all paper is gone and power supplies break down? * how are electronic media changing our behavior, our usage of information, and already our...
in Public bookmarks - [EN] XING Labs | XING
New XING features and functions can be tested - i.E. Xwitter to connect with Twiter
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - [FI] Kansalliset määräykset ja MoReq2
Asiakirjahallinnan reunamerkintöjä
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - @rchivista
Archivista - spanischsprachiger Blog zur elektronischen Archivierung von Paco Fernández Cuesta
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - 1,2,3 ... und so weiter | Artikel auf Branguide
Artikel zu Web 0.0, Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 4.0, Web 5.0, Web Sex.0, Web 007, Web 8.0, Web 42.0, Web 49,99, Web 67.4, Web 2000 ... von Dr. Ulrich Kampffmeyer, PROJECT CONSULT, auf Brainguide.de
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - 12 Facebook-Kopien aus aller Welt
Beitrag auf zweinull.cc vom 10.07.2007 zu den Klones von Facebook; siehe auch Facebook als WebOS
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - 2007 Cohasset ARMA AIIM Electronic Records Management Survey Results Released : Electronic Discovery Law
Cohasset hat über 1700 Organisationen zum Thema Records Management befragt und ergänzt mit der Studie die vorangegangenen Untersuchungen aus den Jahren 2001 und 2005.
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - 5 More Reasons That A Content Management Company Will Go Out Of Business
Fünfeinhalb weitere Gründe warum CMS Anbieter vom Markt verschwinden werden (April 2008) auf "The Enterprise Content Management Blog"
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