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Intranets, Extranets and Portals
Integrating KM with everything else going on in today's e-business.
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Beating the Boomer Brain Drain Blues
- by Susannah Patton
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How to prepare for the loss of important experience and technical knowledge as the baby boomer generation gets ready to retire over the coming decade.
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The Smart Enterprise Suite--Gateway to the KM Vision
- by Judith Lamont
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The smart enterprise suite (SES) is a new category of software comprised of an integrated set of software solutions, including content management, collaboration and business process management (BPM) in a portal framework.
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Roles Needed in an Intranet Team
- by James Robertson
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A multi-disciplinary approach is needed when establishing an intranet team. This briefing outlines the key roles required.
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By the Dashboard Light
- by Dr. D. Keith Denton
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The intranet of the future is one of interactive collaboration.
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Best Practices at Worker Fingertips (Part 2)
- by Joe Wynne
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Are key written resources used by project workers stored randomly like in a library with a mad librarian? Toss that library card and use a context-rich intranet repository instead.
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Best Practices at Worker Fingertips (Part 1)
- by Joe Wynne
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Are your key written resources used by project workers stored randomly by a mad librarian? Toss that library card and use a context-rich intranet repository instead.
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Plan or Die
- by Toby Ward
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If you don't plan thoroughly, your intranet could face the fate of the dinosaurs.
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What's in a Fantastic Enterprise Portal?
- by Kimberly Hill
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A truly great portal can be the vehicle for a powerful set of functions vital to both large and small companies. A good portal is one more way that enterprises can address the problem of integration.
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