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Control Versus Collaboration: Web 2.0 Meets Knowledge Management

Posted July 17, 2007 | Technology | Amplify

Since the term "Web 2.0" started appearing, the key questions that seem to keep coming back are: What does it mean? What is the relevance to the enterprise? Should we fear it?

As I recently helped update my company's knowledge management strategy (our business vitally depends on the effective transfer of knowledge from experts to novices, but then, what business doesn't?), I realized that leveraging Web 2.0 in the enterprise meant relinquishing traditional control mechanisms over the editing and publishing of corporate knowledge.

About The Author
Claude Baudoin
Claude Baudoin is a Cutter Expert and a member of Arthur D. Little's AMP open consulting network. He is a proven leader and visionary in IT and knowledge management (KM) with extensive experience working in a global environment. Mr. Baudoin has 35 years' experience and is passionate about quality, knowledge sharing, and providing honest and complete advice. There is today a convergence of knowledge management, the use of social networks in… Read More
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