2. Information
Ontological capturing and
representation of feeding in
Raification for the “world” context of
(informed)
World Views
differant
action
Acknowledge
“Sync”
What are you
users
Architecture ambiguity
doing
What should
Knowledge
you do Action
What should Knowledge
we do
Was the
“world”
changed? Memory
Will the
“world” Innovation
change ?
Knowledge
Can we do Why, How,
differently? What should
Can we do we
better? “Change”?
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
3. The Problem
Structured…
• “Didn’t you receive my
eMail with the right
procedure? No the last
one?”
…and Persistent..
• “But we did it like this last
time. Didn’t we?”
…shared Knowledge…
R’ U Informed? • “Can you send me your
side notes ? You have a
lot of good stuff there!”
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
3 Data
4. Initial Goals
Why Drupal?
• free and open source
• used for KM
• features for CMS
• large community
• no skills for
administration
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
4 Data
5. People Centred
Bottom UP individual needs not Corporate Control or demand
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
5 Data
6. People Centred
Bottom UP individual needs not Corporate Control or demand
• Individual Menus not
Corporate Menus
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
5 Data
7. People Centred
Bottom UP individual needs not Corporate Control or demand
• Individual Menus not
Corporate Menus
• Personal Dashboards not
Management dashboards
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
5 Data
8. People Centred
Bottom UP individual needs not Corporate Control or demand
• Individual Menus not
Corporate Menus
• Personal Dashboards not
Management dashboards
• Responsability and
Authonomy not Aprovals
and Control
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
5 Data
9. People Centred
Bottom UP individual needs not Corporate Control or demand
• Individual Menus not
Corporate Menus
• Personal Dashboards not
Management dashboards
• Responsability and
Authonomy not Aprovals
and Control
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
5 Data
10. People Centred
Bottom UP individual needs not Corporate Control or demand
• Individual Menus not
Corporate Menus
• Personal Dashboards not
Management dashboards
• Responsability and
Authonomy not Aprovals
and Control
• Public and Transparent
Info not private or limited
Originador CLASSIFICAÇÃO
5 Data
17. Information Structure
emergent structure of information
• From Silos to Neurons
• Information for Action
• Information in Context
• Information Hub
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
18. Information Structure
emergent structure of information
• From Silos to Neurons
• Information for Action
• Information in Context
• Information Hub
• Synchronism: Activity feed
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
20. Challenging the Status Quo
experimenting alternative views
• It’s all a Game so have fun
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
21. Challenging the Status Quo
experimenting alternative views
• It’s all a Game so have fun
• Reward and recognize
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
22. Challenging the Status Quo
experimenting alternative views
• It’s all a Game so have fun
• Reward and recognize
• Innovation @yourhands
from problem to solution
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
23. Challenging the Status Quo
experimenting alternative views
• It’s all a Game so have fun
• Reward and recognize
• Innovation @yourhands
from problem to solution
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
24. Some numbers
active users
300
225
150
75
0
last 24 h last week Last month
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
25. Some numbers
active users
• Over 150 active users
300
225
150
75
0
last 24 h last week Last month
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
26. Some numbers
active users
• Over 150 active users
300
225 • Over 111.255 node
changes in last 3 months
(including automated nodes)
150
75
0
last 24 h last week Last month
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
27. Some numbers
active users
• Over 150 active users
300
225 • Over 111.255 node
changes in last 3 months
(including automated nodes)
150
• Page views per day
75 ~1.500
0
last 24 h last week Last month
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
28. Some numbers
active users
• Over 150 active users
300
225 • Over 111.255 node
changes in last 3 months
(including automated nodes)
150
• Page views per day
75 ~1.500
0
• Ideas 25 from 21
last 24 h last week Last month individuals from initial trial
group
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
29. Some numbers
active users
• Over 150 active users
300
225 • Over 111.255 node
changes in last 3 months
(including automated nodes)
150
• Page views per day
75 ~1.500
0
• Ideas 25 from 21
last 24 h last week Last month individuals from initial trial
group
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
30. Some numbers
active users
• Over 150 active users
300
225 • Over 111.255 node
changes in last 3 months
(including automated nodes)
150
• Page views per day
75 ~1.500
0
• Ideas 25 from 21
last 24 h last week Last month individuals from initial trial
group
• 45 projects (over 10 ideas
at a project phase)
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
31. Some numbers
active users
• Over 150 active users
300
225 • Over 111.255 node
changes in last 3 months
(including automated nodes)
150
• Page views per day
75 ~1.500
0
• Ideas 25 from 21
last 24 h last week Last month individuals from initial trial
group
• 45 projects (over 10 ideas
at a project phase)
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
32. Next steps
where DRUPAL falls short?
• White page metaphor - from free text to Ontology
• Has easy as Google Docs or MS Office editing (export and import)
• Context information. Emergent structure from unstructured info
• OData based analytics
• Improved Workflows (BPM approach)
CLASSIFICAÇÃO
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
- Allow users to have personal dashboards where they can deploy widgets related to their daily work.\n- Promote personal categorization on the form of personal tags. Tagging can be shared by everyone, by a team or by different users who can also import tags suggestions to their own tagging cloud.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
Broadcast all status updates using a microblogging plataform (status.net) directly connected and integrated in drupal. People choose who and what they want to follow , and can also use their defined personal tagging. As users, nodes are also entities in the system: each node has a personal activity stream where users can write and that can be followed in everyone's timeline.\n
