We use YAK and have found it a real time-saver when dealing with remote locations -- Carol H. Tucker "I believe that every human has a finite number of heart-beats. I don't intend to waste any of

We have some folks that have used yammer and some using twitter but no formal efforts. Yammer really went over well for a while, but I truly believe that to be successful in the enterprise,

Hi Bill - We're using Yammer and an internal version of A-Space at ManTechInternational. We also have a page on ManTechpedia that maintains alist of all the employees using Twitter (and their screen

Does anyone have any direct experience with Microblogging(Twitter, Yammer, etc) in a large enterprise? Internally at EY, we areexploring the implementation of the corporate equivalent of Twitter.

Yesterday we held our 50th call. Steve Wieneke presented on Understanding our Hidden Diversity. Here are Steve's slides. Thanks to Steve for being the first member of SIKM Leaders to present for

This is a reminder of Tuesday's monthly call from 11 am to 12 noon EDT. July 21, 2009: Steve Wieneke - Understanding our Hidden Diversity Steve's presentation is available

Many thanks to those of you who have taken our expertise survey... we are starting to see some interesting trends (though too early to draw firm conclusions). For example, at the moment it looks like

Flips are great!!! Costco has them at a really good price, normal or HD. Surprised at the excellent audio quality... Valdis Krebs http://orgnet.com http://thenetworkthinker.com

Thereis a cluster of practices being tagged as "socialreporting" that have a lot ofpotential for adding to and reshaping conferences. http://delicious.com/tag/socialreporting Aninteresting story

We have used Captivate software to capture both the presentation slides and audio including questions and answers at some of our conferences. That content was then placed on the web on our CoP for

You asked about: "… collaborative tools … to improve both the knowledge capture and the retrieval of knowledge exchanged during conferences / meetings / corporate events, etc." There has been a

At most technology-themed conferences, numerous attendees use Twitter to capture and immediately disseminate key points the speaker or panel is making. Nearly all conferences define and publicize

Matt, I agree with you. For large conferences, not just meetings - its a design issue. In a recent blog

Marcie, I have used Issue Mapping and Dialogue http://www.cognexus.org/issue_mapping_webinar_series.htm . It takes a skilled person to create the map, but it's a great way to see the relationship

Hello, I think there's a big design issue here. It's not just about using video or Twitter, it's about how we design our conferences as 1. learning & exchange spaces in their own right & 2. integrated

Apart from publishing a collection of the presentation decks that were presented, not sure what you had in mind. Even then I have found very little residual value in the various binders full of

This is a very interesting question and I am looking forward to reading others' feedback. The challenges for knowledge capture in a meeting or event setting are somewhat unique. You need to avoid

Good stuff guys - appreciate the responses. -Jacob

I would remain a wee bit more optimistic. In terms of retaining meaning from a meeting on a complex topic, I do believe that one can capture a list of decisions made by the group and an "image" of the

I'm conducting a quick look assessment to determine what collaborative tools can be used to improve both the knowledge capture and the retrieval of knowledge exchanged during