48 Articles match "Lotus Connections","Wiki"

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• Activity-Centric Collaboration: Google Wave and Activities in Lotus Connections
  
  You can do this on a wiki (with comments) or Google Docs (with comments), but the more robust tools I came across were Traction , Basecamp , and Activities on Lotus Connections . Finally a task/conversation lives at a URL…but it’s not a blog, wiki, forum, online doc, but instead a task/conversation thread that can be made up of elements from different object types. A little while ago I talked about not so much groupware, but a middle space, moreso activityware, where you create an object and invite people to add to it. I
  Library clips - Thursday, June 4, 2009
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• Jive, Lotus Connections and Socialtext | Jon Mell - Web 2.0 ideas and strategy
  
  project or strategy please contact me: Email: jonmell at me.com Phone: +447973257146 Find out more about me Find Jon Mell on Linked In Find Jon Mell on Facebook Follow Jon Mell on Twitter Subscribe Subscribe in a reader Recent Posts Integrate Lotus Connections and Confluence Jive, Lotus Connections and Socialtext Use Enterprise 2.0 to save money - web conferencing Project manager jobs Can you find the people you need? Follow me on Twitter...
  jonmell.co.uk - Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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• What Difference A Year Doesn't Make: Lotus Connections & SharePoint
  
  IBM can use Connections to compete with Microsoft by changing the focus to social computing rather than collaboration and content. But - that means that IBM needs to let Connections "do its own thing" and not worry about slowing down or try to cross-sell other Lotus products. The build out of a partner ecosystem that is more viral will distinguish Connections from SharePoint (which seems to pick partners more selectively in my opinion). One of the items I was hoping to hear at Lotusphere 2009 was outlined in a recent post by Guy Creese, Research Director of our Collaboration And Content Strategies group here at Burton.
  Collaborative Thinking - Thursday, January 22, 2009
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• The top-down and bottom-up creation of enterprise communities, and wikis
  
  So far this post has been about community creation, but what I really wanted to focus is on the disadvantages of top-down creation of communities, wiki, blogs, etc… That is, what are we, the company, and knowledge workers missing out on by not being able to have the freedom to create these objects (bottom-up creation)? The additional feature of our communities is that we can also have conversations using blogs and forums, that replace and make less messy what happens in emails, and much more…it’s about awareness, discovery and connecting with people, participating,
  Library clips - Thursday, December 18, 2008
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• Social Software Resources (Dachis Group Social Software Wiki)
  
  Dachis Group Social Software Wiki Navigation Social Software Resources Administration Contributors Dachis Group Dachis Group Dachis Group FAQ Social Business Design PDF Dachis Group feed Alliance Opportunities Inquiries Recent site activity Contributors item added by Jeffrey Dachis Social Software Resources item edited by Alan Lepofsky item added by Ken Cho item edited by Bryan Menell item added by Bryan Menell edited by Jeffrey Dachis Administration edited by Jeffrey Dachis Contributors
  softwarewiki.dachisgroup.com - Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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• Looking Closely at Lotus Connections
  
  Since I have been writing about IBM's social software efforts for a whil e and most recently about Lotus Connections in small bits, (e.g., Activity-based Computing Moves Forward at Lotus Connections ) I wanted to cross post his from the App Gap. was pleased to recently have the chance to have an extended conversation with Suzanne Minassian, Lotus Connections Product Manager. I As Suzanne writes in Synch.rono.us, Connections was developed from applications that have been in use inside IBM for years (see The story of Lotus Connection s).
  Reflexions - Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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• IBM Plugging Holes In Connections/SharePoint Integration
  
  If you are using SharePoint but are considering Lotus Connections for blogs, communities, social networking, etc., With notable improvements anticipated regarding profiles, blogs, wikis, etc - organizations that are already committed to SharePoint are going to view Lotus Connections skeptically (exception: organizations that also have a strategic WebSphere commitment that is greater than their commitment to SharePoint and those making a strategic commitment to the Lotus stack in general).  Well-worth your time checking out the demo (just follow the link below).
  Collaborative Thinking - Friday, May 15, 2009
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• 2009: Planning Considerations For Enterprise 2.0
  
  The blog is barely acceptable, the wiki is not, the decision to implement RSS rather than Atom was short-sighted and the "Corporate Facebook" capability is not that impressive. tactical decision to rely on a blog vendor becomes more complicated when that vendor then expands their tool to include a wiki. Ditto for making a tactical decision to select a wiki provider only to find out that the next release does Rather than list off a "top ten" list of predictions for 2009, I thought I would briefly layout some topics and areas that business and IT decision-makers should pay attention to when formulating Enterprise 2.0
  Collaborative Thinking - Wednesday, December 24, 2008
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• Enterprise 2.0 To Become a $4.6 Billion Industry By 2013 - ReadWriteWeb
  
  After social networking, the next-largest category is RSS, followed by blogs and wikis, and then mashups. Microsofts SharePoint, for example, now includes wikis, blogs, and RSS technologies in their collaboration suite. IBM offers social networking and mashup tools via their Lotus Connections and Lotus Mashups products and SAP Business Suite includes social networking and widgets. ReadWriteWeb ReadWriteWeb ReadWriteTalk Enterprise Jobwire About Subscribe Contact Advertise RSS RWW Daily by Email RSS RWW Weekly Wrap-up Home Products Trends Best of RWW Archives Enterprise 2.0
  www.readwriteweb.com - Saturday, July 19, 2008
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• Workflow 2.0
  
  And in the past I’ve posted about using a combination of blogs, forums and wikis to coordinate a process . What I want to do is be able to connect some web 2.0 So far I have assembled blogs and wikis into a DIY workflow to coordinate a process, but they are not explicitly connected. The other day I posted about conversations around task objects , in reference to using web 2.0 tools to not just share in general, but to do down and dirty work.
  Library clips - Monday, March 23, 2009
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