Recent Posts Tagged With 'Wiki'

• KAMP is a BarCamp for Knowledge Management

  Posted on Saturday March 1st, 2008 at 23:35 in Wiki, best practices, professional development, knowledge management, knowledge organization

  Excellent program management, using the Web 2.0 tools for the event, 24th Nov 2007, Bangalore, India. See detailsWho's blogging?Post-event BloggingHimanshu Shahnawaz Navneet Bhusan Murali ...

• Google Sites: What's all the fuss?

  Posted on Thursday February 28th, 2008 at 15:24 in search engines, Wiki, information management

  Before you read the fussy part, can you find the Way: Where is the link to this new tool @ Google??? News stories don't point to the link, either. Google has added a JotSpot, as well!!!Aha: You need to go an extra mile to find, here is the link: Ne...

• Researching with Wikipedia: The Experiences of Experienced Librarians

  Posted on Saturday February 23rd, 2008 at 00:53 in search engines, Wiki, business intelligence, information management, semantic web, best practices, communities of practice

  A quote from 'Many hands make crappy work' New Jack Librarian's blog: "Its largely unsaid, but Wikipedia is thought to improve by means of a strange evolution-like process...1. Anyone, irrespective of expertise in or even familiarity with the topic, ...

• Managing Information Overload: News and Views

  Posted on Friday February 22nd, 2008 at 12:05 in Wiki, business intelligence, best practices, competitive intelligence

  News Media @ CBCCBC Sparks transparency Eye Weekly, Canada - 18 Feb 2008, Today on the Scroll: CBC Radio tries covering technology in a style that fails to shock and appall its existing listenership while doing double duty in earbuds everywhere... B...

• Wikipedia and Wikiscanner in the Newsroom

  Posted on Thursday February 21st, 2008 at 21:37 in Wiki, business intelligence, best practices, competitive intelligence

  WikiScanner: List anonymous wikipedia edits from interesting ... The much discussed list of anonymous edits on Wikipedia from well known organizations. wikiscanner.virgil.gr/Spin Doctor: Matt Withers, ic Wales, United Kingdom - 10 Feb 2008 [But someb...

• HBS Cases: How Wikipedia Works (or Doesn't)

  Posted on Saturday January 19th, 2008 at 13:42 in Wiki, business intelligence, semantic web, best practices, competitive intelligence, communities of practice, knowledge organization

  For HBS professor Andrew McAfee, Wikipedia is a surprisingly high-quality product. But when his concept of "Enterprise 2.0" turned up on the online encyclopedia one day—and was recommended for deletion—McAfee and colleague Karim R. Lakhani knew t...