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Tag: information strategy
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Why Your Intranet is Not Strategic
Most intranets are not seen as essential to the functioning of an organization. This is because management is not convinced of their strategic value. For a long time I have waited for the intranet to get due recognition within the organization.
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This Week: Information Strategy is in the Conversation Age
Tackling Enterprise Information Management (EIM) this week we looked at the importance of collaboration and reliable data for better business intelligence, how adaptive case management serves the public good and how to create your SharePoint governance plan. At the ever provocative J.
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Boiko: Today Information Management is in the Conversation Age #jboye11
Amidst the near deafening roar of chirping and tweeting, to say that we're living in the age of the conversation might seem obvious. However, when information scientists, like Bob Boiko take the line, it's generally worth a listen. Here at the J. Boye '11 conference in Philadelphia Boiko started the
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ChromeOS: Do You Need to Build Apps for the Web?
The development of the world wide web has been nothing short of breathtaking. Tim Berners-Lee, its inventor, had a vision of a very basic text system back in 1989. Little over 20 years later and the Web has morphed into something he could never have imagined.
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Week In Review: Enterprise Collaboration Requires New Skills, Conference Learnings
Welcome to the weekend. Here's a look at some of this week's highlights. We started the week off taking a look at the values and skills for individuals, teams and management required for successful enterprise collaboration. And we looked at the some of the open source players in this
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J Boye: Information Managers, Unite!
Bob Boiko and Erik Hartman are at the J Boye Conference in Philadelphia and they want webmasters, knowledge managers and anyone and everyone who works with information to step up and think of themselves as information managers -- and tell everybody.
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J.Boye: Expert Panel Discussion
An open expert roundtable at the J. Boye conference. Panelists included Lisa Welchman, Welchman Pierpoint; Tony Byrne, founder of CMS Watch; Martin White, principal of Intranet Focus; and moderator and conference host Janus Boye. Here's a quick review of the discussion held at the roundtable.
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J Boye: How to Say No And Get Ahead Doing It
Bob Boiko, author of Laughing at the CIO and a speaker at the 2009 J. Boye conference in Philadelphia, advises information managers to get comfortable with saying no. You don't do it by practicing in front of a mirror, even if you're shy.
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J Boye: Use Information to Make Points and Make Things Happen
Everyone says that information is power, but what does that really mean? Some people talk about information strategy, but that's even murkier.
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