Just the once won’t hurt, I’d like to share with you an interview given by Tom Davenport to the french economic newspaper “Les Echos”.
Here’s what he recommends
stop thinking about plumbing (technology) and focus on water (information)
wonder why, although information management relies up to 5% on technology and 95% on pyschology (Tom Peters), companies dedicate [...]
Tags: davenport·enterprise 2.0·information-management·knowledge-management
It’s sometimes very hard to explain to people who aren’t especially 2.0 savvy what difference it makes to use 2.0 solutions on their intranet. And to make them understand there’s no competition but complementarity between both.
In fact, as we all know, intranets mainly stores informations (or datas for those who makes the difference). What’s on [...]
Tags: information-management·intranet·intranet-2.0·social computing
That’s the conclusion of an Accenture Report (via Toby Ward). It inspired me some conclusions.
We often focus on searching information. But before being searched, information has to be published. It’s not only a matter of how to find the right data, we also have to think about how information is published, validated and shared.
Published because [...]
Tags: information-management·intranet·search·social computing
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