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Category Archives: Articles & Papers
The Silicon Valley Consensus and what it means for information professionals
This is the 24th article that one or both of us has written for Online Currents over the course of six years. The first topic was “Enterprise collaborative bookmarking” – which was a hot topic with a number of start-ups … Continue reading
Building Competence for Knowledge Organisation
Download Building Competence for Knowledge Organisation As software eats the world and the internet transforms vast swathes of human activity, the field of knowledge organisation has not been immune. Traditional tools such as thesauri and controlled vocabularies are being augmented and … Continue reading
Yammered
Kai Riemer writers here about Microsoft’s axing of the Yammer Customer Success team. There’s two points worth discussing here. The Death of the Utopian Vision of Enterprise Social Kai writes about Yammer as less a software project than a mission … Continue reading
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Innovation in Knowledge Organisation: A Conference Report
Innovation in Knowledge organisation was conference put on by Straits Knowledge (a Singapore-based knowledge management consultancy), PebbleRoad (a Singapore-based user experience design consultancy) and Synaptica (a global taxonomy software company). The format of the conference was high energy – although … Continue reading
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Cybersecurity for information professionals: The organisational dimension
Moore and Tall_v029_OLC_pt03 Our previous article on cybersecurity approached the issue from the perspective of the individual internet user and showed the breadth of issues that we face and the simple things we can do to make our online interactions … Continue reading
Cybersecurity for information professionals: The personal dimension
Download the article here One of the key themes of the articles we have written for this publication is that “software is eating the world”. To put it another way, many everyday activities and objections are being transformed by internet-based technologies. … Continue reading
The Internet of Things: A Primer for Information Professionals
Download here What were you doing in 2008? Whatever you were doing, it is unlikely that you were celebrating the eclipse of the human race (although the global financial crisis may have given you some cause to do so). According … Continue reading
