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GigaTribe announced a public beta of GigaTribe Version 3, its free, community-based file-sharing software.
- Posted 06 Jan 2009
From recent college graduates to veteran employees, there are four generations in the work force today: Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Gen X-ers, and Millenials. With each of these groups comes a different opinion on how to best get the job done. More often than not, these different views on productivity collide and affect more than just the process—they affect the results. As technology advances, it is difficult to reach all four groups effectively, but it is essential for productivity to reconcile generational differences and get every employee, regardless of his or her generation, on the same page.
By Eileen Mullan - November 2008 Issue, Posted 20 Oct 2008
The holidays came early to 125 high school students when Microsoft gave Zune players to students in exchange for research data, in hopes of expanding its products into schools across the country. Devices were given to 100 Fort Sumner High School students in New Mexico and 25 at South Valley Junior High in Liberty, Mo. The idea was for students to watch videos and listen to podcasts recommended by teachers and fellow students with the expectation of enhancing their educational experience.
By Cara Gargano - Sept 2008 Issue, Posted 25 Aug 2008
WikiProteins, which went live in early spring, has adapted the ubiquitous Wikipedia model in an effort to aggregate biomedical information from a collection of databases and resources into a single portal.
By Michael LoPresti - May 2008 Issue, Posted 18 Apr 2008
Late last month, approximately 1,300 executives, IT professionals, and curious onlookers descended upon the opulent Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel in balmy Orlando, Florida for FASTforward '08, a three-day business and technology conference--with an emphasis on search technologies and strategies--hosted by Fast Search and Transfer (FAST).
By Michael LoPresti - Posted 11 Mar 2008
Featured Stories
Take a closer look at TransMedia Corp., one of the 12 companies that inspired the most banter among the EContent 100 judges during the voting process.
By Ron Miller - December 2008 Issue, Posted 01 Dec 2008
You will find many enthusiastic voices, echoing the marketing material from vendors and busy conference floors, proclaiming wikis to be the ultimate solution to a wide range of information management problems. So how do you know if a wiki will bring positive change to your organization?
Most companies don't want to inhibit the collaborative flow that Web 2.0 has brought to the marketplace; don't want it to hinder their overall operations and they want to continue to build on their Web 2.0 platforms. Yet as the use of these collaborative applications becomes integrated into business processes, the need for them to be secure becomes imperative.
By Marji McClure - November 2008 Issue, Posted 29 Oct 2008
Companies eager to implement Web 2.0 for collaboration purposes in the enterprise, and those vendors with products to sell, will be better positioned to succeed by preparing themselves for the fundamental changes that these technologies will bring to their organizations.
A closer look at Near-Time, which is trying to help business users tap their promise by offering a way to build wikis as publishing and collaboration platforms without IT help.
By Ron Miller - December 2007 Issue, Posted 14 Nov 2007
Product Reviews
I appreciate one of NoteScribe's taglines: Save a Forest, NoteScribe It! because it advocates saving paper by taking and storing notes online. But I'd add another phrase: Save your Sanity, NoteScribe It! because this excellent program allows you to organize your notes by categories, keywords, and sources; add files from a variety of formats; and find your notes quickly and painlessly.
By Jan Davis - Sept 2008 Issue, Posted 04 Sep 2008
There's a lot to like about this online project management software. Wrike is reasonably priced and easy to use, but without offline capability and lacking in some basic functionality such as recurring tasks and the ability to add a time to a task, it still has room for improvement.
By Ron Miller - July/August 2008 Issue, Posted 02 Jul 2008
Clearspace is a collaboration platform built for the largest applications but is also suitable for small and medium-sized groups. While many collaboration platforms emphasize a specific functionality, Clearspace offers a variety of tools, including excellent support for blogs, wikis, documents, and discussions. A superior, customizable user interface makes Clearspace a very attractive and useable platform.
By Bill Trippe - May 2008 Issue, Posted 28 Apr 2008
JabberNow provides an easy way—for both IT staff and end users—to include secure instant messaging in your organization’s arsenal of communication and collaboration tools. With impressive flexibility, Jabber packs potent presence-awareness and enhanced teamwork into the small form factor of its JabberNow appliance.
By Michelle Manafy - June 2006 Issue, Posted 09 Jun 2006
RelationsCentral Communications Dashboard makes collaboration between communications professionals, colleagues, and outside agencies simple. The quick-to-set-up and intuitive-to-use system will make communicators more efficient, saving both time and money. The ability to manage Web sites (such as an online media room) and extranets without dependence upon Webmasters or IT departments is a big plus.
By David Meerman Scott - September 2004 Issue, Posted 09 Sep 2004
Columns
Working in groups with free online tools has become an American passion. In his great 19th-century, two-volume work Democracy in America, Alexis deTocqueville estimated that there were more independent associations in America than there were individuals.
Column/I Column Like I CM - Sept 2008 Issue, Posted 27 Aug 2008
Are you sure that the search system you're using will satisfy the requirements of the Federal Rules for Civil Procedures (FRCP) regarding electronically stored information (ESI)? If your first reaction is "not more acronyms," I feel your pain. Vendors create acronyms faster than they upgrade their products. So let's start with the meaning of the FRCP, focusing on the amendments regarding ESI that went into effect on Dec. 1, 2006.
Column/Info Insider - July/August 2008 Issue, Posted 07 Jul 2008
A few years ago, the department of information studies at the University of Sheffield invited me to be a visiting professor. On a recent visit, I talked to an undergraduate student who was starting to look at what might be her first step on a career in information management. Like so many information professionals, I got into the business by accident, after discovering that I was not really that good at chemistry. While not uncommon, that approach is difficult to commend to a student.
Column/Behind the Firewall - July/August 2008 Issue, Posted 10 Jul 2008
It is a truism that tools and technology are not the answer. Success depends on people and processes that make good use of those tools. The best content management system (CMS) may not help. As someone who has followed tools and technology for many years, I see a seismic shift away from monolithic content management systems to parallel distributed processing models that mirror the latest thinking in cognitive science about how our minds work.
Column/I Column Like I CM - June 2008 Issue, Posted 06 Jun 2008
In my 4 years of college, I don't ever recall giving the authors of the books we were reading for class any thought. I vaguely recall Milton Somebody wrote my Economics 101 text, but I don't recall any other authors' names. I never met any authors of the textbooks I used, and they were not a part of my learning experience whatsoever. There is a new model for learning today, and I'm thrilled to be a part of it.
Column/After Thought - June 2008 Issue, Posted 27 May 2008
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