
Collective Knowledge
Intranets, Productivity, and the Promise of the Knowledge Workplace
Robert Marcus, Beverley Watters
Résumé
Advances in communications and computing, the advent of
the Internet, and the proliferation of high-speed computer
networks and servers are producing unprecedented
improvements in business collaboration and
productivity.
Knowledge Workers have become an indispensable
resource—the productivity engine of the
21st-century—by using technology to streamline the
capture and delivery of organizational knowledge to fellow
workers worldwide.
Collective Knowledge describes this new Knowledge Workplace, where intellectual capital is a key managed asset and where Web-based collaborative team services, portals for information management and discovery, and broadcast delivery of information to every desktop all help enable constant productivity gains.
The History of Information Management :
Consider the history of knowledge management and
propagation, from cuneiform to computing, and the rise of
the next-generation intranet.
The Emergence of the Kwowledge Workplace :
Read about how the confluence of work and next-generation
intranet technology has produced a dynamic productivity
ecosystem.
The Compelling Business Value Proposition:
Discover how leading organizations are using intranets to
increase productivity and reduce costs.
Intranet Management Strategies:
Obtain practical guidance for planning, developing, and
managing next generation intranets—now and in the
future.
Contens
Introduction
Section I : From Cuneiform to Intranets : Getting
Here From There
1. Information and Knowledge in an Historical
Perspective
2. Intranets 101
3. The Portal : Gateway to a World of Knowledge
4. Business and Technical Drivers
5. The Microsoft Solution for Intranet
Section II : The Culture of Knowledge
6. The Knowledge Worker
7. The Knowledge Workplace
Section III : How Intranets Add Value
8. The Business Value Proposition for Next Generation
Intranets
9. Case Studies : Successful Workplace Intranets
Section IV : Making Intranets Work : Planning and
Beyond
10. Strategies for planning and Deploying a Successful
Intranet
11. The Future
An Intranet Glossary
Bibliography
Ressource List
Index
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Microsoft Press |
Auteur(s) | Robert Marcus, Beverley Watters |
Parution | 03/04/2002 |
Nb. de pages | 228 |
Format | 16,5 x 24,5 |
Couverture | Relié |
Poids | 560g |
Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
EAN13 | 9780735614994 |
ISBN13 | 978-0-7356-1499-4 |
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