The latest to join? Accounting firm KPMG. This is a pretty decent podcast about both the benefits and challenges that new types of collaboration could bring to the enterprise (via Scott Gavin). Keep an eye out for the coming rationalization process where these tools will meet enterprise-centric drivers like security, access controls, litigation, and compliance. Here's a link to the site focused on the "corporate use of social networking and collaborative software tools."
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Hi. I am sure that I have heard most of the organizations answer to the coming rationalization process where these tools will meet enterprise-centric drivers like security, access controls, litigation, and compliance, is a share point.
Posted by: enterprise performance management | November 06, 2009 at 03:36 AM
Hi - From what I have seen and heard, most orgainsations answer to "the coming rationalization process where these tools will meet enterprise-centric drivers like security, access controls, litigation, and compliance."...is SharePoint. Something I hope to cover very shortly.....
Posted by: Scott Gavin | July 27, 2007 at 01:24 PM