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INFO TODAY 2002
May 16, 2002 | New York

Collaborative Intranets: Integrating KM with Culture, Content and Technology

Session D303 | 2:00 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

In today’s fast-paced business environment, managing projects in a dynamic organization can change with each new employee or assignment. To successfully oversee such project changes, organizations must develop processes that foster collaboration and build best practices.

The most successful projects are those based on repeatable processes that have a proven delivery methodology that is subject to interpretation and continuous improvement by those who strategically deliver and manage them.

This session explores the application of Web-based communities of practice that foster the delivery and continuous improvement of project methodology in a dynamically changing environment. Enabling technologies for virtual communities and their application to methodology-based communities of practice are discussed.

Substitute Speaker
Jack Powers, Director, IN3.ORG
 

Download Jack's slides from the event in PDF format [478K]

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For comments and questions about this presentation, contact:

Jack Powers
email: jpowers@in3.org
phone: +1 718-499-1884

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