Content Fragmentation vs. Social Computing

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    1. Content Fragmentation vs. Social Computing Lars Trieloff - Product Manager lars.trieloff@day.com 1
    2. Agenda  What is Social Computing  Economies of Social Computing  Content as Social Object  Content Fragmentation  Fighting Content Fragmentation  The CRX Approach  Wrap-Up 2
    3. Social Computing Social Software
    4. Social Computing Social Software
    5. Social Computing Social Software
    6. Social Computing Technology Behavior Applications
    7. Economies of Social Computing V =n²
    8. Economies of Social Computing +n )² V = (c
    9. Content is a Social Object
    10. Fragmentation breaks Collaboration
    11. But how to break fragmentation?
    12. Breaking Social Fragmentation OpenID, OpenSocial, DataPortability
    13. ? OpenID, OpenSocial, DataPortability
    14. People are Content (at least in Social Software) OpenID, OpenSocial, DataPortability
    15. ?
    16. Social Fragmentation is Content Fragmentation
    17. breaking Content Fragmentation means breaking Social Fragmentation
    18. ?
    19. The CRX Approach Content Content Content
    20. The CRX Approach Java Content Repository API CRX Content Repository Content Content Content
    21. The CRX Approach Java Content Repository API CRX Content Repository Connector Connector Connector Content Content Content
    22. Wrap-Up  Social Computing: Social interaction to solve “computational” problems  Social Computing lives by network effects: number of people interacting and number of connections  Content is a social object as people and their relationships  Content is related to people and to other content  Fragmentation means locking people and content in silos  Fragmentation reduces network effects  Social fragmentation can be fought using: OpenID, OpenSocial, Data Portabilty  Content fragmentation can be fought using JCR, CRX and Adapters 18
    23. Thank You lars.trieloff@day.com 18

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