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Release of nGen Collaboration v6.10!
by Steve Elmore on Jul 21, 2008 - 09:56 PM read 183 timesWelcome to nGen Collaboration 6.10! Two weeks ago the Product Management Team held a company-wide meeting (with an accompanying wiki) to solicit ideas from the nGen community for improvements to nGen Collaboration. The excellent response helped us develop a prioritized list of first steps and the Development Team immediately went to work. Below are 9 functionality improvements that address some of your top concerns. ... read more -
List of Community Managers by industry
by Jeff Milne on Jun 24, 2008 - 01:47 PM read 83 times -
nGen Collaboration v6.8 Feature Summary
by Brittain on Jun 09, 2008 - 04:23 PM read 839 timesThe v6.8 release addresses many user suggestions posted by our users and collected by the Product Management group. Feel free to submit your ideas by starting a conversation within this group and tagging it with "Feature Ideas"! New!!! Personal Wiki. Always wanted your own scratch pad for links, content, and whatever else you prefer? Then try out your new Personal Wiki, found on your My Page. Just click the Edit ... read more -
nGen Collaboration v6.7 Feature Summary
by Brittain on May 12, 2008 - 04:43 PM read 1904 timesThe nGenera Applications Team proudly announces the availability of v6.7 of nGen Collaboration. This release offers several long awaited features plus a slew of internal enhancements that streamline the product offering. Here's the details: Wiki Content The center piece of this release is the introduction of wiki pages. Wiki pages are a new communication style addressing simultaneous or shared content creation (aka "co-editing"). We've followed the examples of wiki vendors before us (versioning, ... read more -
nGen Collaboration - Wiki 101
by Brittain on May 12, 2008 - 01:10 PM read 1036 timesComing soon - a series of tutorial videos on all things wiki...! ... read more -
Recenty Escaped a Borg Collective
by Steve Elmore on May 08, 2008 - 05:41 PM read 1903 timesSteve Elmore's old employee picture We are (not) Borg "Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated." The Borg provide a wonderful metaphor for the groupthink that occurs in many organizations. I have worked for a number of Borg collectives and recently escaped yet another. My role was to launch the collective's first external facing wiki. There were a number of technological challenges, but the most insidious challenge was ... read more -
Older but useful e.laborate PowerPoint
by Jeff Milne on Apr 15, 2008 - 07:31 PM read 62 times -
Example Survey
by Jeff Milne on Apr 11, 2008 - 06:32 PM read 254 timesBSG Alliance Business-IT Maturity Survey This Survey is in response to this question here on e.laborate capabilities Please click here to take the survey. The purpose of this survey is to profile the level of maturity of an organization's approaches to the business use and management of information technology. This survey should be completed by an individual familiar with the business strategy for technology use, the roles and ... read more -
Survey capability on e.laborate
by Tim Bevins on Apr 11, 2008 - 01:49 PM read 1605 timesI see that, with e.laborate, we can create one-question polls and multi-question polls ("surveys") with questions on separate pages, but can we create a multi-question survey like the ones we do using our Vovici/Websurveyor subscription? I have attached a PDF of one we are using for the RLT Re.sults project. Market segments (Agile Techology, Customer Experience) are interested in running brief "teaser" surveys of a few questions - perhaps 10 - ... read more -
Questions about locking, default tags, and group memberships
by Brittain on Mar 29, 2008 - 05:07 PM read 1571 timesA few notes based on this thread, I've excerpted the relevant points for simplicity: "Yes, all of the Re.sults interest groups/members/team areas are "private". The BSGLock is a new default setting that needs to be manually removed if you want non-BSG Alliance people to see what you're posting in a private area. The areas are completely private and impenetrable." This is 100% true. "Right.lt just adds one more step to ... read more -
Nice, free WYSIWYG HTML editor
by Jeff Milne on Mar 28, 2008 - 02:23 PM read 353 timesHere's a nice little free WYSIWYG HTML editor for those aren't hard-core Web developers. It produces well crafted HTML and is about as easy as MS Word. Runs on Windows, Mac OS and Linux. Nvu http://nvudev.com/download.php ... read more -
Semantic Portal whitepaper
by Jeff Milne on Mar 24, 2008 - 10:55 AM read 241 timesHere's a good, short whitepaper on the Semantic Portals. The goal is to drive participation and collaboration using lose information management structures which reveal intent, help with discovery, but does not constrain growth or emergent communities of interest. Semantic Info Portal HPL-2004-67.pdf Table 1. Comparison of design approaches "Traditional" design approach Semantic portal Search by free text and stable classification hierarchy. Multidimensional search by means of rich domain ... read more -
Sub-Tagging
by Alan Savoy on Mar 14, 2008 - 03:30 PM read 659 timesThere seem to be a number of questions around how to find information in e.laborate. While the tagging idea is a useful solution, it does not seem intuitive for those used to tree navigation. One example would be the question last night during the e.laborate training where one person was asking where meeting minutes should go. It occurred to me that one potential way of bridging this gap is to ... read more -
HowTo: Oops I meant to keep that conversation private!
by Brittain on Mar 08, 2008 - 11:13 AM read 852 timesLet's be honest, communicating online is new and different. One of the common mistakes made is not securing a conversation that isn't intended for the everyone. Why does this happen? Frankly, it's because e.laborate can't guess your intended audience for you and apply the correct secure tags (read this primer about the data security mechanisms). Certainly, e.laborate tries! Start a conversation from a group page or on a secured menu and the tag ... read more -
HowTo: handle aggregating content from multi-author blogs
by Brittain on Mar 06, 2008 - 12:12 PM read 878 timesThis how-to was sparked by our aggregation of Eric Seubert, et al's Talent blog. Others with a multi-author blog may find this helpful so it's posted here. === There's a few things that can be done. The basic problem is there's no credible identity in the RSS feed from the Talent blog. Therefore, when we setup the feed we assign it an owner (you, in this case). When each entry is ... read more -
Pricing: Metaphor hunting
by Kelly on Mar 05, 2008 - 05:29 PM read 1119 timesAs I think about our pricing I am trying to find something familiar that customers (and/or just ourselves) can have in mind to help make the pricing easy to understand. One thing I am kicking around is train travel – NGE as a journey - although I am not sure we want the journey to end. Perhaps our subscriptions are like Eurail passes. There can be different classes of travel, ... read more -
Product Management Software
by Jeff Milne on Feb 27, 2008 - 08:19 AM read 2368 timesI have looked at some PM tools to track, score, organize and communicate platform and e.laborate features across offerings and releases. For reference: See attached doc for list and notes: Product Management Software evaluation 2008-01-25.docx Teleogic Focal Point review with screenshots My post of high-level requirements on Austin Product Marketing Management Forum (must sign up) 280Group software comparison Pragmatic Marketing software comparison read more -
NGE ideas circa 1997 - CyberGuild
by Jeff Milne on Oct 18, 2007 - 06:01 PM read 1448 timesHere are some notes from a business plan that a former BSG employee and I worked on in 1997. Not many were thinking in this direction. Back in the early 80's at Texas Instruments, we had much of the technology - but it was limited to internal interactions. Since then, cost factors overwhelmed barriers - and here we are - on the cusp of a new way to mass produce and distribute goods, ... read more -
If I were to evaluate how Web 2.0 savvy someone is, what would I ask?
by Jeff Milne on Oct 10, 2007 - 02:46 PM read 963 timesIf we were to develop a questionnaire to determine someone's level of Web 2.0 awareness or maturity, what questions would I ask? Example: ask the person to check from this list all the services they use and how often they use them: IM (chat)WebcamSkypeLinkedInNingSocialTextWordPressLiveJournalFlickrdel.icio.usTechnoratiFacebookMySpaceStumbleuponTwitterYouTubeSecondLifePownceLast.fmJaikuGoogleReaderDiggProgrammableWebWiki’sRSS / ATOM feeds Perhaps it could be more generic, like: BlogsWiki'sTaggingFeeds.... Thoughts? __________ Excellent feedback listed below (starting to consolidate responses and will finalize after I get more comments). The genesis ... read more
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