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Enterprise RSS: Improving the "Information Supply Chain"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Sebastian Schwolow Mar. 3, 2009.
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Culture Change Vs Reality
"...When talking about catalyzing adoption of social media within the enterprise, at some point, someone will predictably say something like, “the most important thing is to get the cult… Continue
Posted on April 2, 2009 at 3:02am —
Enterprise RSS: Optimizing the Information Supply Chain
Posted on March 6, 2009 at 9:24pm —
Enterprise 2.0 and The "Information Supply Chain"
Data is raw material. Information are components. Actionable insights are the final consumable goods.
Data is mined. Information is gathered and aggregated. Actionable insights are assembled with varying degrees of expertise and delivered within a specific context.
The efficacy of actionable insights are dependent upon the quality of the raw material; the completeness of the underlying components; and the skil… Continue
Posted on March 2, 2009 at 4:30pm —
Cisco: WEB 2.0 IMPACT ON BUSINESS VIA SCOBLEIZER.TV
Nick Earle, SVP at Cisco, talks to Robert Scoble about what he's seeing happen inside the enterprise thanks to Web 2.0. Customization. Social networking. Changes to data centers and cloud computing. All that and more came up in this 30 minute interview. Earle is co-author of a book on this topic, too, called Mesh Collaboration.
COMMENT: Good interview. I think there was a couple points that will be springboards for accelerating corporate performance in the 2.0 world... take for example: collaborating on word docs for example ... I'm willing to bet that Cisco's vision is about COLLABORATION is much broader and more rich and that co-editing a doc in the cloud is almost passe. Also... ANTICIPATION (re: intellectual property, patents, etc.) is a new competitive business model heretofore not widely contemplated.
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- Scott is the CEO of The Catalyst Group, a professional services firm that provides senior executives pragmatic advice on how to harness Business Technology to achieve strategic growth goals, adapt to changing market conditions and enhance competitive advantage.
Throughout his career, clients have relied on Scott to successfully navigate a myriad of business challenges and deliver solutions that produce measurable results.
Prior to founding The Catalyst Group, Scott held positions with aQuantive's Avenue A | Razorfish Division, Enterprise Solution Group, where he was responsible for strategic client acquisition [NASDAQ: AQNT - Acquired by MSFT].
He was Regional Vice President at STEP Technology -- an advanced custom application development firm -- where he founded the Portland CIO Forum.
Prior to STEP, Scott was a consultant on retainer to a Portland area hospital and assisted senior executives on various strategic initiatives including the expansion of the Emergency Department and Family Birth Center, Patient and Family Centered Care policies, new technology rollout and education, among others.
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WSRP - why it is not popular compared to JSR 168/286?
Posted by Naresh Devnani on February 8, 2010 at 12:03pm
Weekly Recap: February 1, 2010 – February 5, 2010
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Records Management and the Beatles: 3000 Years in the Future
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Required Skills for a Good Documentum Consultant
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