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  • guest3bff61
    guest3bff61 said 4 months Edit Delete

    Absolutely smashing. A dazzling source of inspiration. I desperately need more time a day to write my own experience with ourown Wiki, and to plan to deploy at larger scale and with our clients. Thanks you so much Mike !!



    Karien HERVE

    iMDEO (France)

  • guestadb927
    guestadb927 said 7 months Edit Delete

    Awesome list & Tips. Ive posted my observations of Wiki adoption in the enterprise on my Blog: http://blog.sherifmansour.com/?p=200 . Hope there are some good tips there for people...

    is it true IBM use Confluence? From what i read about 'Bluepedia' they are using a customised version of Mediawiki

  • Martin.Menu
    Martin.Menu said 2 years Edit Delete

    @guest3be1e3 - Sure I'll give you feedback.

  • guest3be1e3
    guest3be1e3 said 2 years Edit Delete

    Martin - thanks mate! I hope it helps. If you or any of your co-workers have any feedback or improvements, I'd love to hear it!

  • Martin.Menu
    Martin.Menu said 2 years Edit Delete

    Hi Mike. Your slideshow is now on the homepage of our corporate wiki. Many thanks.

  • lfmoliveira
    lfmoliveira said 2 years Edit Delete

    Thanks for sharing, man. Great stuff.

  • guest3be1e3
    guest3be1e3 said 2 years Edit Delete

    Wojciech - the organisers of the conference have audio streams, I'll try to get it off them and sync it up in a little bit!



    m

  • guestba0172
    guestba0172 said 2 years Edit Delete

    As you said Mike - no bullet points - good job.

    Some accompanying audio track would be great.



    Wojciech Seliga

  • guestf8b928
    guestf8b928 said 2 years Edit Delete

    Very nice presentation, Mike.



    -Vincent Massol

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    Organisational Wiki Adoption

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    A look at best practices for wiki adoption within enterprises.

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    1. Slide 1: Organisational Wiki Adoption Mike Cannon-Brookes - mike@atlassian.com
    2. Slide 2: 8200 customers. 95 countries. Atlassian Software 125 people. 5 years. 3 offices. $26 million. 2 crazy kids.
    3. Slide 3: Crew Wanted Html + Css + Javascript Pirates
    4. Slide 4: Atlassian Confluence Largest enterprise wiki.
    5. Slide 5: Why a wiki?
    6. Slide 6: Knowledge 1.0 Create alone. Layer slowly.
    7. Slide 7: Knowledge 2.0 Work together. Layer faster.
    8. Slide 8: Generation Yspace Online collaboration is natural.
    9. Slide 9: Simple, contextual content
    10. Slide 10: Simple, contextual content More archival than email Less process than Word
    11. Slide 11: Epit
    12. Slide 12: Edit
    13. Slide 13: Edpit
    14. Slide 14: Enterprise Wikis Are Like Wikipedia?
    15. Slide 15: No.
    16. Slide 16: Enterprise Wiki versus Wikipedia 1. Open versus secure 2. Collaboration not publishing 3. Vandalism not present 4. Small team rather than planet 5. A tool not an encyclopaedia
    17. Slide 17: Atlassian Wikipedia Wikis 65 + 165 Pages 10,400 Comments 2,300 10m Blog Posts 3,000 Comments 5,700 106,600 167m Revisions (1:10) (1:16) Authors 176 5.5m* Statistics * registered users, not authors
    18. Slide 18: “The love you get is equal The Beatles to the love you give”
    19. Slide 19: Wikis In Enterprise
    20. Slide 20: Corporate Web 2.0
    21. Slide 21: “...financial services has a risk-averse nature.” Harvey Koeppel CIO & Senior VP
    22. Slide 22: “...financial services has a risk-averse nature.” “Internally we have started using wikis in large projects where there is lots of terminology or processes...” Harvey Koeppel CIO & Senior VP
    23. Slide 24: “We don’t have a Production meeting without the wiki.”
    24. Slide 25: “At Pixar...wiki technology is being used to help coordinate new computerized animation tools for the studio's planned 2008 release of a film called ‘WALL-E.’” 18 June 2007
    25. Slide 26: How do you get a wiki adopted?
    26. Slide 27: People and Process Not Tools
    27. Slide 28: What is the competition?
    28. Slide 29: Top 4 Wiki Enemies
    29. Slide 30: #4 - Intranets Fight uneditability!
    30. Slide 31: #3 - Knowledge Management Folksonomy not taxonomy.
    31. Slide 32: #2 - Email Communication not information.
    32. Slide 33: End forest-of-folders hell. #1 - Share Drives Most docs don’t need Word.
    33. Slide 34: How do we use them?
    34. Slide 35: Induction 1. Create personal space 2. Write about yourself Start editing the wiki on day one with a personal introduction.
    35. Slide 36: Internal Blog 1. Blog posts 2. Page edits 3. Discussion Keep everyone on the same page. Reduce email.
    36. Slide 37: Staff List Create reasons to visit the wiki. Useful, necessary content
    37. Slide 38: Personal Spaces De-scarify the system. Give people their own area to own
    38. Slide 39: Agenda Minutes Tasks Projects Meetings Creates editing cycles. Move familiar items to the wiki.
    39. Slide 40: Social organisation Encourage non-work use
    40. Slide 41: Do you ban facebook? Trust your employees
    41. Slide 42: Be As Open As You Can Don’t kill the wiki!
    42. Slide 43: Wikis Collaborate Too
    43. Slide 44: Widgets!
    44. Slide 45: Calendar Share calendaring simply and Mashup schedule data contextually
    45. Slide 46: Task List Contextual content! Extremely popular widget in teams
    46. Slide 47: Charts Real time from Excel, DB etc... Agile Business Intelligence
    47. Slide 48: Maps Classic Google maps mashup Show contextual location data inside a document.
    48. Slide 49: Code Snippets Embed code within documents from SCM Documents are alive and always update to date with examples and APIs
    49. Slide 50: Patterns patterns
    50. Slide 51: wikipatterns.com
    51. Slide 52: Wiki Champion The go-to guy for your wiki
    52. Slide 53: Barn Raising Jump start your wiki with a party
    53. Slide 54: Magnet Attract with exclusive content
    54. Slide 55: Scaffold Outlines that guide people
    55. Slide 56: WikiGnome Small, continuous gardening
    56. Slide 57: anti-patterns
    57. Slide 58: Laffy4k @ Flickr Empty Pages Editing is easier than creating
    58. Slide 59: Beware over-engineering Too Much Structure Organic is better, man
    59. Slide 60: Do It All Trust others. Teach them to edit.
    60. Slide 61: Lessons
    61. Slide 62: Have A Purpose
    62. Slide 63: Have A Purpose “To Make Them Collaborate” Is Not A Purpose
    63. Slide 64: Wiki Adoption Recipe 1. Grassroots is Best 2. Your Wiki Isn’t Wikipedia 3. The First Edit 4. Build Group Collaboration 5. Spread Adoption 6. Support Emergent Behaviour 7. Watch Out For Obstacles
    64. Slide 65: Q&A Mike Cannon-Brookes mike@atlassian.com http://blogs.atlassian.com/rebelutionary Don’t forget, we’re hiring Web Pirates http://www.atlassian.com/about/jobs
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