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Why Simplicity is the New Innovation]]> Tue, 22 Jul 2008 06:10:07 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/MobiusView/simplicity-523441 MobiusView@slideshare.net(MobiusView) Simplicity MobiusView Why Simplicity is the New Innovation <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/080722-simplicity-1216714207196546-8-thumbnail-2?1216759656" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Why Simplicity is the New Innovation Simplicity
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"JUST BE YOURSELF" SIDESHOW GIVE THE MESSAGE OF BEING YOURSELF,RESPECT YOUR SELF,UR EMOTION,UR FEELING,UR TIME]]>
"JUST BE YOURSELF" SIDESHOW GIVE THE MESSAGE OF BEING YOURSELF,RESPECT YOUR SELF,UR EMOTION,UR FEELING,UR TIME]]> Tue, 01 Jul 2008 23:36:04 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/sweetboy_vishal18/just-be-yourself1 sweetboy_vishal18@slideshare.net(sweetboy_vishal18) Just Be Yourself1 sweetboy_vishal18 &quot;JUST BE YOURSELF&quot; SIDESHOW GIVE THE MESSAGE OF BEING YOURSELF,RESPECT YOUR SELF,UR EMOTION,UR FEELING,UR TIME <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/just-be-yourself1-1214962624337508-9-thumbnail-2?1243704755" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> &quot;JUST BE YOURSELF&quot; SIDESHOW GIVE THE MESSAGE OF BEING YOURSELF,RESPECT YOUR SELF,UR EMOTION,UR FEELING,UR TIME Just Be Yourself1
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A review of core skills for CMS content administrators. Presented at Duo Consulting’s Web Content 2008 conference in June 2008.]]>
A review of core skills for CMS content administrators. Presented at Duo Consulting’s Web Content 2008 conference in June 2008.]]> Thu, 19 Jun 2008 18:31:07 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/penfool/core-skills-for-content-administrators-476142 penfool@slideshare.net(penfool) Core Skills for Content Administrators penfool A review of core skills for CMS content administrators. Presented at Duo Consulting&rsquo;s Web Content 2008 conference in June 2008. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ez-duo-presentation-june-2008-1213907683526410-9-thumbnail-2?1213900273" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> A review of core skills for CMS content administrators. Presented at Duo Consulting&rsquo;s Web Content 2008 conference in June 2008. Core Skills for Content Administrators
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WebContent2008 Presentation: CMS in the Age of User Participation]]> Tue, 17 Jun 2008 17:35:49 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/jeckman/upload-tag-share-discuss-content-management-in-the-age-of-user-participation jeckman@slideshare.net(jeckman) Upload Tag Share Discuss: Content Management in the Age of User Participation jeckman WebContent2008 Presentation: CMS in the Age of User Participation <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/eckmanuploadtagsharediscuss-1213731539481040-9-thumbnail-2?1214163363" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> WebContent2008 Presentation: CMS in the Age of User Participation Upload Tag Share Discuss: Content Management in the Age of User Participation
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Presentation by Joe Pulizzi, Junta42 for Web Content 2008 in Chicago]]> Fri, 30 May 2008 01:03:47 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/juntajoe/web-content-2008-chicago-pulizzi-061808 juntajoe@slideshare.net(juntajoe) Online Content Marketing Presentation from Joe Pulizzi for Web Content 2008 Chicago juntajoe Presentation by Joe Pulizzi, Junta42 for Web Content 2008 in Chicago <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/web-content-2008-chicago-pulizzi-061808-1212116723431486-9-thumbnail-2?1212142969" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Presentation by Joe Pulizzi, Junta42 for Web Content 2008 in Chicago Online Content Marketing Presentation from Joe Pulizzi for Web Content 2008 Chicago
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Presented by Adrian Sutton at Web Content 2008 Chicago, June 17-18, 2008. While many businesses are updating firewall block lists to prevent their employees becoming FaceBook zombies, smart businesses are looking for ways to harness the interest in social networking to make their employees more productive. By going beyond building networks for the sake of it, businesses can increase collaboration and communication between employees with social networks that actually have a point. Web content management systems often suffer because the people that use them are geographically-distributed and unfamiliar with each other. When employees go home at night, they regularly solve these same problems on FaceBook and MySpace – regularly finding and reconnecting with long lost friends. Bringing that technology and enthusiasm into business hours, can dramatically increase the number of weak ties between people within the business, making it easier to find the skills and knowledge that you need, when it’s needed. With user adoption being one of the key concerns with any content management system roll-out, providing ways to make people feel more comfortable and welcome in the system is essential to success. This session will look at the techniques used in various social networks and other forms of collaboration software that can enhance user adoption and keep bringing users back to the CMS instead of reverting to emailing Word documents. Despite the benefits, social networks can very easily become time sinks and distractions, hindering productive work. Finding the right balance between keeping users happy and keeping users on task requires a delicate hand and constant review and improvement. This session will look at what can be done to keep the vampires at bay and focus users on getting work done, without taking all the fun out of work. Finally, the session will take a look at the various technologies and standards that can help you actually bring this new social world to reality and integrate it with existing systems.]]>
Presented by Adrian Sutton at Web Content 2008 Chicago, June 17-18, 2008. While many businesses are updating firewall block lists to prevent their employees becoming FaceBook zombies, smart businesses are looking for ways to harness the interest in social networking to make their employees more productive. By going beyond building networks for the sake of it, businesses can increase collaboration and communication between employees with social networks that actually have a point. Web content management systems often suffer because the people that use them are geographically-distributed and unfamiliar with each other. When employees go home at night, they regularly solve these same problems on FaceBook and MySpace – regularly finding and reconnecting with long lost friends. Bringing that technology and enthusiasm into business hours, can dramatically increase the number of weak ties between people within the business, making it easier to find the skills and knowledge that you need, when it’s needed. With user adoption being one of the key concerns with any content management system roll-out, providing ways to make people feel more comfortable and welcome in the system is essential to success. This session will look at the techniques used in various social networks and other forms of collaboration software that can enhance user adoption and keep bringing users back to the CMS instead of reverting to emailing Word documents. Despite the benefits, social networks can very easily become time sinks and distractions, hindering productive work. Finding the right balance between keeping users happy and keeping users on task requires a delicate hand and constant review and improvement. This session will look at what can be done to keep the vampires at bay and focus users on getting work done, without taking all the fun out of work. Finally, the session will take a look at the various technologies and standards that can help you actually bring this new social world to reality and integrate it with existing systems.]]> Mon, 19 May 2008 19:42:05 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/abelsp/content-management-meets-facebook abelsp@slideshare.net(abelsp) Content Management Meets Facebook abelsp Presented by Adrian Sutton at Web Content 2008 Chicago, June 17-18, 2008. While many businesses are updating firewall block lists to prevent their employees becoming FaceBook zombies, smart businesses are looking for ways to harness the interest in social networking to make their employees more productive. By going beyond building networks for the sake of it, businesses can increase collaboration and communication between employees with social networks that actually have a point. Web content management systems often suffer because the people that use them are geographically-distributed and unfamiliar with each other. When employees go home at night, they regularly solve these same problems on FaceBook and MySpace – regularly finding and reconnecting with long lost friends. Bringing that technology and enthusiasm into business hours, can dramatically increase the number of weak ties between people within the business, making it easier to find the skills and knowledge that you need, when it’s needed. With user adoption being one of the key concerns with any content management system roll-out, providing ways to make people feel more comfortable and welcome in the system is essential to success. This session will look at the techniques used in various social networks and other forms of collaboration software that can enhance user adoption and keep bringing users back to the CMS instead of reverting to emailing Word documents. Despite the benefits, social networks can very easily become time sinks and distractions, hindering productive work. Finding the right balance between keeping users happy and keeping users on task requires a delicate hand and constant review and improvement. This session will look at what can be done to keep the vampires at bay and focus users on getting work done, without taking all the fun out of work. Finally, the session will take a look at the various technologies and standards that can help you actually bring this new social world to reality and integrate it with existing systems. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/content-management-meets-facebook-1211233406812434-9-thumbnail-2?1211226128" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Presented by Adrian Sutton at Web Content 2008 Chicago, June 17-18, 2008. While many businesses are updating firewall block lists to prevent their employees becoming FaceBook zombies, smart businesses are looking for ways to harness the interest in social networking to make their employees more productive. By going beyond building networks for the sake of it, businesses can increase collaboration and communication between employees with social networks that actually have a point. Web content management systems often suffer because the people that use them are geographically-distributed and unfamiliar with each other. When employees go home at night, they regularly solve these same problems on FaceBook and MySpace – regularly finding and reconnecting with long lost friends. Bringing that technology and enthusiasm into business hours, can dramatically increase the number of weak ties between people within the business, making it easier to find the skills and knowledge that you need, when it’s needed. With user adoption being one of the key concerns with any content management system roll-out, providing ways to make people feel more comfortable and welcome in the system is essential to success. This session will look at the techniques used in various social networks and other forms of collaboration software that can enhance user adoption and keep bringing users back to the CMS instead of reverting to emailing Word documents. Despite the benefits, social networks can very easily become time sinks and distractions, hindering productive work. Finding the right balance between keeping users happy and keeping users on task requires a delicate hand and constant review and improvement. This session will look at what can be done to keep the vampires at bay and focus users on getting work done, without taking all the fun out of work. Finally, the session will take a look at the various technologies and standards that can help you actually bring this new social world to reality and integrate it with existing systems. Content Management Meets Facebook
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