Neil, Totally agree with Nancy. Forget about an overall architecture (you can get back to that later), focus ont he language and topics that are important to the discipline of the network. We sit down

Hi Neil, You have some great learnings available in the US on this topic through your National Cooperative Extension system and www.extension.org

Great job, Jeff! The only thing I would add is a 'what's new' feature on the CoP site that shows what has been changed/added. This feature has some architectural design needs and frequently falls

Neil: I've had quite a bit of experience designing CoP sites in SharePoint and other tools. We all know about connect vs. collect, with finding others to ask questions or get quick advice being

Neil, As other people have noted, there's different ways of answering this question. 1. The first is the features of a generic online community space. I would look at your existing CoP activities and

At EY the labeling of our communities - which is a precursor to our taxonomy mimics organizational structure. We are a heavily matrixed organization so that concept presents itself differently by

I have had a great deal of experience with CoP and was wondering if you have a corporate taxonomy that can be use to formalize the groups and be use to establish the architecture? Does your

Hi, Neil, Generically, I would aim for groupware that can form subgroups or new outgrowth groups, allow folks to post docs and comment on them, allow for multiple threads of conversations, be

Lee Great question and I hadn't deeply considered it at all. I guess the answer has to be both. Certainly the interaction of communities (boundary spanning, cross fertilization, etc.) contributes to

Neil - Are you thinking of the space of an individual community? Or the information architecture of a whole group of communities? I think they are very different answers. Regards Lee

Neil, In my experience each community needs the flexibility to organize their information in the way that fits the type of knowledge they are discussing. As the community meets to discusses topics and

I’m well along on developing aknowledge services architecture but I haven’t gotten to the CoP part yet,so I would also be interested. In return, I could share what I’ve donefor collaboration

All, I have been asked to provide information about communities (CoPs) to our Information Architecture folks that will inform them how to best structure community spaces in SharePoint 2010. Most of

I received this request from a colleague: "I am looking for examples of the use of communities ofpractice in the retail industry/retail companies – might you have any researchor examples you could

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