October 2009
OctoberOct 22 Thursday 09
Telebriefing: Leveraging Relationships and Managing Identity Two Sides of the Social Networking Coin
Next week, Alice Wang and I will be presenting our research and consulting findings on the intersect social media and social networking has with identity and security for Burton Group clients. This topic has been a major source of client inquires over the past few …
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OctoberOct 21 Wednesday 09
Building An Enterprise KM Solution in SP2010
Notes from session w/Sean Squires and Lincoln Demaris
Case Study: Knowledge For The Field - one of several systems for KM at Microsoft, repository of high-quality of field-ready content, intitial phase focused on content publishing and discovery
80K Microsoft …
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Customize Enterprise Wikis In SP2010
Gail Giacobbe, Principal Program Manager Lead and Ted Pattison, SharePoint MVP
"Primary reason I don't use wikis is that we have so much information to track across so many sites that I simply can't keep track of them and forget they exist" as opening statement - not …
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MySite - Social Architecture Planning
Notes from Venky Veeraraghavan's presentation, forgive the typos!
Session objective: understand technical architecture and planning required to deploy
MySite personal portal
Social feedback
People and expertise search
@SPSocial is the Twitter ID to follow …
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Analyst Breakfast With Microsoft Execs: Good Food, Insight Pending
Jeff Teper, Corporate VP; Kirk Koenigsbauer, GM
Question: A follow-up to a response during Steve Ballmer's keynote that was somewhat evasive. My follow-up here this morning was:
What architectural change has been implemented within SP 2010 so that clients can …
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Microsoft Social Computing Overview
Notes from Christian Finn, Director, Social Computing
13 sessions in "social track"
Microsoft design point is to co-mingle structured collaboration tools alongside social computing tools - it's unrealistic to think of social computing disconnected from …
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SharePoint 2009 Conference: Morning Keynotes
Notes from Steve Ballmer keynote...
Vision: seamless experiences across your life
SharePoint is at the center of intranet, Internet, etc
Public Beta in November
Synergies with SharePoint Workspace (Groove recast for SharePoint with improved offline support) …
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OctoberOct 13 Tuesday 09
Beehive Session Notes
Beehive Unified Collaboration
Notes from Oracle OpenWorld presentation - only took notes on the social and collaboration aspects of the session.
Enterprise collaboration is fragmented
Need to deploy multiple products, sometimes same / sometimes different vendors …
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WebCenter Vision and Strategy Session
Notes from Oracle OpenWorld presentation - only took notes on the social and collaboration aspects of the session.
Organization challenge: connecting people, process, and information (not new, well know challenge)
Bring social computing into portal to solve this …
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The Art Of The Possible
Notes from Monday keynote:
Charles Phillips and Safra Catz take the stage
Discuss their own transformation
Transition from just sending customers pieces of technology they had to put together themselves to a mode where vendors deliver systems that work …
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A Hard(ware) Keynote To Watch
Last night was an interesting keynote session to jumpstart this year's Oracle OpenWorld. Scott McNealy lead things off with an innovation theme that went through a list of Sun's accomplishments in the industry. James Gosling and John Fowler of Sun joined Scott on stage …
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OctoberOct 9 Friday 09
OpenSocial In The Enterprise
During the Enterprise 2.0 event in Boston last year, I moderated a discussion between IBM and Oracle on the topic of portals and its relation to Enterprise 2.0. Somewhere during the discussion, I wondered aloud how OpenSocial should be compared/contrasted and put into …
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