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[George Dearing's Blog On New Media,Marketing, and Technology] 11 Reasons Why Community Platforms Create Better Results: And if you’re a SharePoint user, you’re sure to like the expanded capabilities related to blogging, wiki publishing and a cool email gateway that allows you to post and respond remotely to forums. How’s that for flexible workflow?
[Working with People You Can't Be With] On the Exhibition Floor with Connectbeam (KMWorld 2008): Connectbeam is a social bookmarking and networking appliance. For inhouse deployment. Integrate into blogs, wikis, SharePoint, and other things. Chuck showed me an example ... opened a Confluence wiki page, added tags. ...
[MicrosoftWatcher] SSP, Web Application, Site Collection, Sites: These settings are NOT stored in the database but locally on the WFE itself. So if you change it on one WFE, you must change it on every WFE. SSP does that for you: you change your settings in one place only, and SSP changes all the appropriate settings on the appropriate servers for you.
[Blog :: Headshift] links for 2008-09-24: "Imagine that an organization has deployed a full suite of emergent social software platforms (ESSPs) for its members”” blogs, wikis, discussion / Q&A forums, upload facilities for photos and videos and etc., Digg-like utilities to flag and vote on digital content, prediction markets, some kind of enterprise Twitter, and whatever else a ”˜full suite’ consists of, now or in the future. And imagine further that the leaders of the organization are sincerely interested in pursuing Enterprise 2.0 and getting their people to actually use the new tools.
[Business Two Zero] The next London Wiki Wednesday on 1 October: As usual, everyone who wants to speak will be allowed 5 minutes on a wiki related topic of their choice. At the last meeting it was decided that we start this meeting with a discussion about the rise of Microsoft SharePoint as a social .
[sharepoint Blogs] SharePoint: Taking SharePoint wikis offline with Outlook 2007: So the other day I was working on an internal wiki and needed some of the information included in it offline the next day, so confidently clicked connect to outlook, which of course worked fine. However when looking in Outlook, the files as ASPX pages and therefore are of little use as in my case they try and open in SharePoint Designer and you get to see lots of code.
[Skowronek.org] SharePoint Wiki Homepage Not Working: So, to fix the broken Home.aspx Wiki list, you set the /Site/RootFolders/Wiki/WelcomePage property to "Home.aspx".
[LawyerKM] Legal Aspects of Collaboration Tools (Blogs, Wikis, etc.) (from ILTA): Collaborative drafting (like with Google Docs) can take away this feeling of control, blog comments and wikis also may contribute to the feeling of loss of control. Internal vs.
[Welcome to OpenACircle.com's Blog Page!] OpenACircle wins “Best in Show” at DEMOFall 08!: In some ways, it looks like a Web-based version of SharePoint, or products like eRoom or Google Wiki, but with some extra features, such as multipoint videoconferencing and desktop sharing. This looks like a very nice environment for collaboration.”
[Gabriel Monge-Franco's Blog] This is not a problem in blogs, but rather in Goog...: Google Sites blocks IFRAME tags, JavaScript scripts, some DIV tags, and other essential XHTML elements that big brother Google has decided to consider "unsafe." This blog post shows a way to get around it. To show an IFRAME, thus bypassing security restrictions in Google Sites, simply add this magical line to your IFRAME tag:
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