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    1. Peer-based Enterprise Document Workflow John Rhoton Master Technologist HP Services
    2. Outline
      • Enterprise Content Management
        • Formal vs. Informal
        • Managing Cost and Speed
      • Adaptive Workflow Framework
        • Peer driven quality control
        • Adaptive workflow paths
      • HP Knowledge Brief Viewer
        • System Architecture
        • Framework in Action
      June 9, 2009
    3. Enterprise Content Management
      • Formal Content
        • Established quality control
        • Lengthy process
        • Cost of service
      • Informal Content
        • Speed of information
        • Diverse structure
        • Lack of quality standard
      June 9, 2009 Formal vs Informal Content
    4. Knowledge Culture
      • A knowledge culture is where everyone understands their responsibilities to contribute to our collective knowledge
        • Technologists generate, refine, and contribute knowledge
        • Managers encourage their teams to contribute
        • Everyone takes pride in what they contribute
        • Everyone has something to share
      • Today, we have too many “knowledge absorbers” and too few “knowledge generators”
      • Progression through technical carreer requires people to become knowledge generators
    5. HP Knowledge Brief Program A case study
      • Response to need to get technical knowledge out quickly
      • Technical Paper publishing, integration with
        • Professions
        • Technical Career Path
      KBs Breakthrough Technologist Wider audience TCP review board Profession
    6. Objectives of Knowledge Briefs
      • Capture field knowledge and experience in a modular and systematic fashion
      • Provide HP technologists with a way to publish information and grow writing ability
      • Not a replacement for patents or white papers
      • KBs:
        • Cover a wide variety of focus areas
        • Range from conceptual primers to how-to guides and case studies
        • Are easy to read and easy to write
        • Ensure reasonable accuracy and relevance through peer-review cycle
        • Are HP internal documents and not available to customers without prior approval
    7. Costs-benefit Analysis Hours required to generate a KB 32 Time for Review/Tech-edit/Publication 8 Cost per hour (estimated worldwide average) $100.00 Total KBs generated 3’689 Total cost of KB generation $14’756’000 Total cost of staffing for KB system (since 2001) $2’000‘000 Cost of KM systems deployed to support KBs $500’000 Total Cost of KBs $17’256’000 Number of downloads 1’284’179 Hours saved by HP staff per download 0.2 Hours saved through KBs 256’836 Total Benefit (at hourly cost of $100) $25’683’580 ROI: 48%
    8. Incentives
      • Reuse of Intellectual Property
      • Increased visibility within community/profession
      • Can be included as evidence of continuity of contribution in promotion packages
      • Publication Experience – something that leading technologists should consider
      • Knowledge Brief Awards
        • Frequent Contributors (Bronze, Silver, Gold)
        • Technical Journal Selection
        • Most Popular Downloads
      Metrics drive behaviour!
    9. Reviews
      • Provide an additional perspective
      • Help to catch any errors
      • Facilitate inter-organizational collaboration
      • Improve overall KB quality
      • Author selects peer reviewers
      • We identify technical/editorial reviewers
      • Publication involves final copy-editing – but not a complete rewrite
    10. HP Labs Social Networking
      • Identify and Display Subject Matter Experts
      • Identify Document Clusters
      • Identify User Communities
      • Recommended KBs you haven’t yet read
      • Focus Area Experts
      June 9, 2009 Integrating with Enterprise Content Management Framework
    11. Popularity brought issues
      • Increasing volume
      • Hard to find qualified reviewers
      • Lack of Review Tracking
      • Draft content invisible
      • Reviews relied on same people
      • Quality concerns
      Pre-workflow data Co-ordination effort 1 FTE Non-reviewed KBs 10% Technical Reviewers 50 Editorial reviewers 5
    12. Old review process Draft KB Submission Technical Reviews Publication Bottlenecks slow process, impede scalability Reviewer assignment is not optimal, appears inconsistent
    13. Our Solution
      • Platform for structured and unstructured reviews
        • Formal review process with designated pool of reviewers
        • Informal review process with invited experts
      • Peer driven
        • Leverage collective talent of the enterprise
        • Example: HP technical community
      • Quality without sacrificing cost
        • Distributed reviewer load
        • Few dedicated “content masters”
      • Transparency
      June 9, 2009 Heuristic Document Workflow System
    14. KBv3 Review Process Reviewers Senior Reviewers Senior Editors Editors Review Sign-off Approve Publish
    15. HP Labs Social Networking
      • Automated Technical Reviewer assignment
        • Suggests subject-matter experts
      • Weighting of Technical Reviewers
        • Based on correlation of past ratings
      • Content-based Analysis
        • Key phrases and words
      June 9, 2009
    16. System Architecture
      • Based on SharePoint Portal Server 2003
      • Custom Extensions added to enable a Workflow
      June 9, 2009
    17. Knowledge Brief Document Workspace June 9, 2009
    18. Knowledge Brief My Site June 9, 2009
    19. Alerts & Reminders
      • Alerts for uploaded KBs
        • In Progress, Review or Published KBs
      • Alerts based on Author’s properties (Practice, Country, Business Unit, etc…)
      • Weekly KB Newsletter
        • Latent Semantic Indexing to find document similarities
        • Social Networking history to determine users interests
      • Reviewing reminders
        • Author
        • Registered reviewers
    20. Work in Progress
      • Transition to MOSS 2007 Architecture
      • Integration with external sources
      • Wiki-integration
      • Offline Viewer
          • Synchronizes selected Focus Areas
          • Records KB reads
          • Integrated Full-Text Search
      • Offline Reviews
        • Mail-in and Mail-out functionality required
      June 9, 2009
    21. KBv3 Code Reuse
      • Code written to be configurable
        • Web Parts
        • Web Services
        • Some Console/Windows Application, ASPs…
      • Potential reuse in other internal KM systems
      • Components available for Customer projects
        • Code reuse
    22. Achieved so far Pre-workflow Workflow Coordination effort 1 FTE 0.5 FTE Non-reviewed KBs 10% <1% Technical Reviewers 50 525 Editorial reviewers 5 26 All-time Q1FY07 KBs published 3689 155 KBs downloaded 10,948,636 469,677 Distinct Authors 1070 58 Reviews unknown 659
    23. Summary
      • Enterprise Content Management dilemma
        • High investment vs. Low quality (low reuse)
      • Resolution is possible
        • Requires executive commitment
        • Careful design of process and technology
      • If successful the value proposition is compelling!
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