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When will we be freed from the intranet?

Jan / 09 / 2008

From a knowledge management perspective Intranets are vital but so far inefficient. On one side, it is the only place where organizational information can be decentralized access 24/7. On the other side, the web behind the firewall is mostly top-down driven and hierarchical structured. The results are that only a tiny little fraction of social [...]

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Not English, but a multilingual social web is the key for collaboration

Dec / 17 / 2007

The social web is quite separated in different language domains. English is a key language to bridge different cultures, but it can also be a dead end. Worldwide collaboration can only work in a multilingual network. English is one of the major languages on the net, whether it is on blogs, social networks or the [...]

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The private vs. the organizational approach to web2.0

Dec / 13 / 2007

I have already written about 10 challenges for web2.0 in an organization, but this time I would like to highlight two decisive factors: Culture and a new paradigm of knowledge sharing. Furthermore, this post elaborates the differences between web2.0 in private life vs. in an organizational setting. Culture is a key factor. Blogs and wikis [...]

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