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A presention on the Importance of Enterprise Search]]> Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:20:55 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/sibbotson/importance-of-enterprise-search sibbotson@slideshare.net(sibbotson) Importance of Enterprise Search sibbotson A presention on the Importance of Enterprise Search <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/enterprisesearch-microsoftoct8-091014092102-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1255530105" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> A presention on the Importance of Enterprise Search Importance of Enterprise Search

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Choosing A Content Management System Seminar Presentation http://www.slideshare.net/sibbotson/choosing-a-content-management-system-seminar-presentation
On May 28, NLC was happy to present our seminar Choosing a CMS to an engaged audience at Microsoft. What follows is a summary of the key speaking points. Randy Woods, NLC co-founder, opened the seminar with an overview of the CMS selection process. Key lessons in his presentation were: Phase 1 Understand your online goals. A CMS can help you deliver online success if you Next, clearly define what benefits you hope to reap from a CMS. Now answer the question, do you have the people you need to deliver on these goals? Be sure to involve all stakeholders, business and IT in the process from day one. Have a clear picture of your own contractual and requirements for procurement of a technology product and related professional services. Phase 2 Use your goals to built scenarios – stories that describe the actual day to day operations and tasks that lead to your goals. Publish your scenarios as part of your RFP – forget that list of features. Vet the implementation team – do they have the required experience and expertise to deliver on the project. Helen Overland, NLC’s Director of Search Engine Marketing, shared best practices for increasing search engine visibility. Key points from her presentation included: Ensuring you have well formed HTML is step one. Proper user of H, TITLE tags are critical to the search engine crawlers. RSS feeds – particularly when they can be automatically generated – provide your subscribers and search engines with immediate knowledge of changes to your content. Pingback services can distribute updates quickly and easily to a wide array of interested parties. Glen McInnis, Practice Lead for Enterprise Content Management wrapped up the presentation component with an overview of recent trends in content management and a demonstration of the Sitecore CMS. Trends dicussed were: Actionable analytics coming to maturity – site owners measuring online activity and using that knowledge to adapt and refine the online experience. Social technologies Increased integrations of the website and Intranet. Increased integrations of e-commerce platforms and a CMS.]]>
On May 28, NLC was happy to present our seminar Choosing a CMS to an engaged audience at Microsoft. What follows is a summary of the key speaking points. Randy Woods, NLC co-founder, opened the seminar with an overview of the CMS selection process. Key lessons in his presentation were: Phase 1 Understand your online goals. A CMS can help you deliver online success if you Next, clearly define what benefits you hope to reap from a CMS. Now answer the question, do you have the people you need to deliver on these goals? Be sure to involve all stakeholders, business and IT in the process from day one. Have a clear picture of your own contractual and requirements for procurement of a technology product and related professional services. Phase 2 Use your goals to built scenarios – stories that describe the actual day to day operations and tasks that lead to your goals. Publish your scenarios as part of your RFP – forget that list of features. Vet the implementation team – do they have the required experience and expertise to deliver on the project. Helen Overland, NLC’s Director of Search Engine Marketing, shared best practices for increasing search engine visibility. Key points from her presentation included: Ensuring you have well formed HTML is step one. Proper user of H, TITLE tags are critical to the search engine crawlers. RSS feeds – particularly when they can be automatically generated – provide your subscribers and search engines with immediate knowledge of changes to your content. Pingback services can distribute updates quickly and easily to a wide array of interested parties. Glen McInnis, Practice Lead for Enterprise Content Management wrapped up the presentation component with an overview of recent trends in content management and a demonstration of the Sitecore CMS. Trends dicussed were: Actionable analytics coming to maturity – site owners measuring online activity and using that knowledge to adapt and refine the online experience. Social technologies Increased integrations of the website and Intranet. Increased integrations of e-commerce platforms and a CMS.]]> Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:27:00 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/sibbotson/choosing-a-content-management-system-seminar-presentation sibbotson@slideshare.net(sibbotson) Choosing A Content Management System Seminar Presentation sibbotson On May 28, NLC was happy to present our seminar Choosing a CMS to an engaged audience at Microsoft. What follows is a summary of the key speaking points. Randy Woods, NLC co-founder, opened the seminar with an overview of the CMS selection process. Key lessons in his presentation were: Phase 1 Understand your online goals. A CMS can help you deliver online success if you Next, clearly define what benefits you hope to reap from a CMS. Now answer the question, do you have the people you need to deliver on these goals? Be sure to involve all stakeholders, business and IT in the process from day one. Have a clear picture of your own contractual and requirements for procurement of a technology product and related professional services. Phase 2 Use your goals to built scenarios – stories that describe the actual day to day operations and tasks that lead to your goals. Publish your scenarios as part of your RFP – forget that list of features. Vet the implementation team – do they have the required experience and expertise to deliver on the project. Helen Overland, NLC’s Director of Search Engine Marketing, shared best practices for increasing search engine visibility. Key points from her presentation included: Ensuring you have well formed HTML is step one. Proper user of H, TITLE tags are critical to the search engine crawlers. RSS feeds – particularly when they can be automatically generated – provide your subscribers and search engines with immediate knowledge of changes to your content. Pingback services can distribute updates quickly and easily to a wide array of interested parties. Glen McInnis, Practice Lead for Enterprise Content Management wrapped up the presentation component with an overview of recent trends in content management and a demonstration of the Sitecore CMS. Trends dicussed were: Actionable analytics coming to maturity – site owners measuring online activity and using that knowledge to adapt and refine the online experience. Social technologies Increased integrations of the website and Intranet. Increased integrations of e-commerce platforms and a CMS. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/choosingacmsseminarpresentation-combined-090611102716-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1244734082" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> On May 28, NLC was happy to present our seminar Choosing a CMS to an engaged audience at Microsoft. What follows is a summary of the key speaking points. Randy Woods, NLC co-founder, opened the seminar with an overview of the CMS selection process. Key lessons in his presentation were: Phase 1 Understand your online goals. A CMS can help you deliver online success if you Next, clearly define what benefits you hope to reap from a CMS. Now answer the question, do you have the people you need to deliver on these goals? Be sure to involve all stakeholders, business and IT in the process from day one. Have a clear picture of your own contractual and requirements for procurement of a technology product and related professional services. Phase 2 Use your goals to built scenarios – stories that describe the actual day to day operations and tasks that lead to your goals. Publish your scenarios as part of your RFP – forget that list of features. Vet the implementation team – do they have the required experience and expertise to deliver on the project. Helen Overland, NLC’s Director of Search Engine Marketing, shared best practices for increasing search engine visibility. Key points from her presentation included: Ensuring you have well formed HTML is step one. Proper user of H, TITLE tags are critical to the search engine crawlers. RSS feeds – particularly when they can be automatically generated – provide your subscribers and search engines with immediate knowledge of changes to your content. Pingback services can distribute updates quickly and easily to a wide array of interested parties. Glen McInnis, Practice Lead for Enterprise Content Management wrapped up the presentation component with an overview of recent trends in content management and a demonstration of the Sitecore CMS. Trends dicussed were: Actionable analytics coming to maturity – site owners measuring online activity and using that knowledge to adapt and refine the online experience. Social technologies Increased integrations of the website and Intranet. Increased integrations of e-commerce platforms and a CMS. Choosing A Content Management System Seminar Presentation

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NLC Seminar on Government 2.0: Enterprise Social Networking Opportunities and Implications http://www.slideshare.net/sibbotson/nlc-seminar-on-government-20-enterprise-social-networking-opportunities-and-implications
http://www.nonlinearcreations.com/blog/index.php/2009/04/27/nlc-seminar-wrap-up-on-government-20-enterprise-social-networking-opportunities-and-implications/ Enterprise Social Computing is all the rage in the world of intranets and portals. The rise of blogs and wikis on the Web has prompted governments across the globe to put these and other social tools to use behind the firewall. Why? • To harness, capture, and learn from the knowledge of its employees…especially those who will be retiring soon. • Improve policy outcomes • More efficient use of government information • Streamline internal operations • Attract top talent • Greater transparency through information dissemination Imagine if social networking tools like blogs and wikis could be used as a means of interaction by the federal government bodies. Governments could interact to a far greater extent with citizens as well as with internal and external resources. Shannon Ryan, President and CEO of non-linear creations, who has cemented his position in an international network of internet authorities, and is a regular and reliable source of information for the media about web strategy, execution and metrics, will demystify the concepts surrounding social computing. The presentation will: 1. Give the broader market context for the rise and popularity of social computing. 2. Show you how you can benefit from social computing in your space. 3. Give a real “how to start” road map for building the framework to benefit from social networking. 4. Provide some lessons learned already from clients in this new fast moving space.]]>
http://www.nonlinearcreations.com/blog/index.php/2009/04/27/nlc-seminar-wrap-up-on-government-20-enterprise-social-networking-opportunities-and-implications/ Enterprise Social Computing is all the rage in the world of intranets and portals. The rise of blogs and wikis on the Web has prompted governments across the globe to put these and other social tools to use behind the firewall. Why? • To harness, capture, and learn from the knowledge of its employees…especially those who will be retiring soon. • Improve policy outcomes • More efficient use of government information • Streamline internal operations • Attract top talent • Greater transparency through information dissemination Imagine if social networking tools like blogs and wikis could be used as a means of interaction by the federal government bodies. Governments could interact to a far greater extent with citizens as well as with internal and external resources. Shannon Ryan, President and CEO of non-linear creations, who has cemented his position in an international network of internet authorities, and is a regular and reliable source of information for the media about web strategy, execution and metrics, will demystify the concepts surrounding social computing. The presentation will: 1. Give the broader market context for the rise and popularity of social computing. 2. Show you how you can benefit from social computing in your space. 3. Give a real “how to start” road map for building the framework to benefit from social networking. 4. Provide some lessons learned already from clients in this new fast moving space.]]> Mon, 27 Apr 2009 18:16:51 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/sibbotson/nlc-seminar-on-government-20-enterprise-social-networking-opportunities-and-implications sibbotson@slideshare.net(sibbotson) NLC Seminar on Government 2.0: Enterprise Social Networking Opportunities and Implications sibbotson http://www.nonlinearcreations.com/blog/index.php/2009/04/27/nlc-seminar-wrap-up-on-government-20-enterprise-social-networking-opportunities-and-implications/ Enterprise Social Computing is all the rage in the world of intranets and portals. The rise of blogs and wikis on the Web has prompted governments across the globe to put these and other social tools to use behind the firewall. Why? • To harness, capture, and learn from the knowledge of its employees…especially those who will be retiring soon. • Improve policy outcomes • More efficient use of government information • Streamline internal operations • Attract top talent • Greater transparency through information dissemination Imagine if social networking tools like blogs and wikis could be used as a means of interaction by the federal government bodies. Governments could interact to a far greater extent with citizens as well as with internal and external resources. Shannon Ryan, President and CEO of non-linear creations, who has cemented his position in an international network of internet authorities, and is a regular and reliable source of information for the media about web strategy, execution and metrics, will demystify the concepts surrounding social computing. The presentation will: 1. Give the broader market context for the rise and popularity of social computing. 2. Show you how you can benefit from social computing in your space. 3. Give a real “how to start” road map for building the framework to benefit from social networking. 4. Provide some lessons learned already from clients in this new fast moving space. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/nlcweb20presentationmsfpublicsectorottawa-090427131654-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1240857555" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> http://www.nonlinearcreations.com/blog/index.php/2009/04/27/nlc-seminar-wrap-up-on-government-20-enterprise-social-networking-opportunities-and-implications/ Enterprise Social Computing is all the rage in the world of intranets and portals. The rise of blogs and wikis on the Web has prompted governments across the globe to put these and other social tools to use behind the firewall. Why? • To harness, capture, and learn from the knowledge of its employees…especially those who will be retiring soon. • Improve policy outcomes • More efficient use of government information • Streamline internal operations • Attract top talent • Greater transparency through information dissemination Imagine if social networking tools like blogs and wikis could be used as a means of interaction by the federal government bodies. Governments could interact to a far greater extent with citizens as well as with internal and external resources. Shannon Ryan, President and CEO of non-linear creations, who has cemented his position in an international network of internet authorities, and is a regular and reliable source of information for the media about web strategy, execution and metrics, will demystify the concepts surrounding social computing. The presentation will: 1. Give the broader market context for the rise and popularity of social computing. 2. Show you how you can benefit from social computing in your space. 3. Give a real “how to start” road map for building the framework to benefit from social networking. 4. Provide some lessons learned already from clients in this new fast moving space. NLC Seminar on Government 2.0: Enterprise Social Networking Opportunities and Implications

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Non Linear Creations - Enterprise Social Computing & SharePoint Breakfast Seminar - March 12, 2009 http://www.slideshare.net/sibbotson/non-linear-creations-enterprise-social-computing-sharepoint-breakfast-seminar-march-12-2009
On Thursday, March 12, 2009, non linear creations (NLC) hosted a breakfast seminar jointly with Microsoft on Enterprise Social Computing & Sharepoint. Over 60 people attended from a variety of industries to gather insights and see a demostration of NLC capabilities in delivering exceptional solutions around Enterprise Social Computing in SharePoint.]]>
On Thursday, March 12, 2009, non linear creations (NLC) hosted a breakfast seminar jointly with Microsoft on Enterprise Social Computing & Sharepoint. Over 60 people attended from a variety of industries to gather insights and see a demostration of NLC capabilities in delivering exceptional solutions around Enterprise Social Computing in SharePoint.]]> Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:44:51 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/sibbotson/non-linear-creations-enterprise-social-computing-sharepoint-breakfast-seminar-march-12-2009 sibbotson@slideshare.net(sibbotson) Non Linear Creations - Enterprise Social Computing & SharePoint Breakfast Seminar - March 12, 2009 sibbotson On Thursday, March 12, 2009, non linear creations (NLC) hosted a breakfast seminar jointly with Microsoft on Enterprise Social Computing & Sharepoint. Over 60 people attended from a variety of industries to gather insights and see a demostration of NLC capabilities in delivering exceptional solutions around Enterprise Social Computing in SharePoint. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/emnonlinearjohnoreillysusiesharepoint2007web2socialcomputingseminarmarch122009v3022709-090313124454-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1236969259" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> On Thursday, March 12, 2009, non linear creations (NLC) hosted a breakfast seminar jointly with Microsoft on Enterprise Social Computing & Sharepoint. Over 60 people attended from a variety of industries to gather insights and see a demostration of NLC capabilities in delivering exceptional solutions around Enterprise Social Computing in SharePoint. Non Linear Creations - Enterprise Social Computing & SharePoint Breakfast Seminar - March 12, 2009

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Toronto Share Point Camp 2009 Social Computing With Share Point & Silverlight Andy Nogueira http://www.slideshare.net/andynogueira/toronto-share-point-camp-2009-social-computing-with-share-point-silverlight-andy-nogueira-presentation
This is the Social Computing with SharePoint and Silverlight slide for the session I’ve presented at the Toronto SharePoint Code Camp 2009 http://www.torontosharepointcamp.com/Lists/Speakers/AllSpeakers.aspx]]>
This is the Social Computing with SharePoint and Silverlight slide for the session I’ve presented at the Toronto SharePoint Code Camp 2009 http://www.torontosharepointcamp.com/Lists/Speakers/AllSpeakers.aspx]]> Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:51:33 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/andynogueira/toronto-share-point-camp-2009-social-computing-with-share-point-silverlight-andy-nogueira-presentation andynogueira@slideshare.net(andynogueira) Toronto Share Point Camp 2009 Social Computing With Share Point & Silverlight Andy Nogueira andynogueira This is the Social Computing with SharePoint and Silverlight slide for the session I’ve presented at the Toronto SharePoint Code Camp 2009 http://www.torontosharepointcamp.com/Lists/Speakers/AllSpeakers.aspx <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/toronto-sharepoint-camp-2009-social-computing-with-sharepoint-silverlight-andy-nogueira-1232844550059179-2-thumbnail-2?1233206769" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> This is the Social Computing with SharePoint and Silverlight slide for the session I’ve presented at the Toronto SharePoint Code Camp 2009 http://www.torontosharepointcamp.com/Lists/Speakers/AllSpeakers.aspx Toronto Share Point Camp 2009 Social Computing With Share Point & Silverlight Andy Nogueira

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Share Point Summit 2008 Andy Nogueira Share Point And Silverlight http://www.slideshare.net/andynogueira/share-point-summit-2008-andy-nogueira-share-point-and-silverlight
This presentation shows the concept of integrating Silverlight and SharePoint 2007]]>
This presentation shows the concept of integrating Silverlight and SharePoint 2007]]> Fri, 11 Jul 2008 13:59:07 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/andynogueira/share-point-summit-2008-andy-nogueira-share-point-and-silverlight andynogueira@slideshare.net(andynogueira) Share Point Summit 2008 Andy Nogueira Share Point And Silverlight andynogueira This presentation shows the concept of integrating Silverlight and SharePoint 2007 <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/sharepoint-summit-2008andy-nogueirasharepoint-and-silverlightfinal-1215791994674280-9-thumbnail-2?1240761215" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> This presentation shows the concept of integrating Silverlight and SharePoint 2007 Share Point Summit 2008 Andy Nogueira Share Point And Silverlight

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Enterprise 2.0: social networks behind the firewall http://www.slideshare.net/randywoods/enterprise-20-social-networks-behind-the-firewall
Presentation given at Microsoft Leadership Conference on leveraging the power of Web 2.0 inside the enterprise.]]>
Presentation given at Microsoft Leadership Conference on leveraging the power of Web 2.0 inside the enterprise.]]> Wed, 28 May 2008 18:27:02 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/randywoods/enterprise-20-social-networks-behind-the-firewall randywoods@slideshare.net(randywoods) Enterprise 2.0: social networks behind the firewall randywoods Presentation given at Microsoft Leadership Conference on leveraging the power of Web 2.0 inside the enterprise. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/nlcatmsftleadershipenterprise20-1212006446681086-9-thumbnail-2?1211999223" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> Presentation given at Microsoft Leadership Conference on leveraging the power of Web 2.0 inside the enterprise. Enterprise 2.0: social networks behind the firewall

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Tuning Enterprise Search (presented at Gilbane San Francisco) http://www.slideshare.net/randywoods/tuning-enterprise-search-presented-at-gilbane-san-francisco
“Out of the box” search applications such as Google Search Appliance or Microsoft Search Server 2008 can be remarkably effective. But they can truly transform how an organization reaches content only when they have been tuned to the real-world needs of their users. Using real data from search implementations, we will outline: • A search analytics approach that leads to actionable information • A set of best practices for defining synonyms or automatically augmenting search phrases • Metrics for determining the success of your tuning activities • How to avoid disaster by ensuring key documents are not indexed]]>
“Out of the box” search applications such as Google Search Appliance or Microsoft Search Server 2008 can be remarkably effective. But they can truly transform how an organization reaches content only when they have been tuned to the real-world needs of their users. Using real data from search implementations, we will outline: • A search analytics approach that leads to actionable information • A set of best practices for defining synonyms or automatically augmenting search phrases • Metrics for determining the success of your tuning activities • How to avoid disaster by ensuring key documents are not indexed]]> Mon, 23 Jun 2008 14:55:45 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/randywoods/tuning-enterprise-search-presented-at-gilbane-san-francisco randywoods@slideshare.net(randywoods) Tuning Enterprise Search (presented at Gilbane San Francisco) randywoods “Out of the box” search applications such as Google Search Appliance or Microsoft Search Server 2008 can be remarkably effective. But they can truly transform how an organization reaches content only when they have been tuned to the real-world needs of their users. Using real data from search implementations, we will outline: • A search analytics approach that leads to actionable information • A set of best practices for defining synonyms or automatically augmenting search phrases • Metrics for determining the success of your tuning activities • How to avoid disaster by ensuring key documents are not indexed <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/tuning-enterprise-searchgilbanesanfrancisco-1214240068314190-8-thumbnail-2?1214234855" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> “Out of the box” search applications such as Google Search Appliance or Microsoft Search Server 2008 can be remarkably effective. But they can truly transform how an organization reaches content only when they have been tuned to the real-world needs of their users. Using real data from search implementations, we will outline: • A search analytics approach that leads to actionable information • A set of best practices for defining synonyms or automatically augmenting search phrases • Metrics for determining the success of your tuning activities • How to avoid disaster by ensuring key documents are not indexed Tuning Enterprise Search (presented at Gilbane San Francisco)

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