Archives for May, 2012
by Darin Stewart | May 25, 2012 | 3 Comments
I recently copied my music library from a server sitting in my garage to Google Play in the cloud. Well, most of it anyway. After a week of round the clock uploading, I still had a few thousand tracks left on my hard drive when I hit Google’s quota limit. I didn’t go through this [...]
Category: cloud Enterprise Content Managment Tags: cloud, cloud content management, dropbox, google, senduit
by Darin Stewart | May 17, 2012 | 2 Comments
Google is about to get a whole lot more useful. Yesterday, the search titan announced the “Knowledge Graph” a functional enhancement that attempts to provide actual information about the subject of your query rather than just a list of links. This might be helpful, but the really interesting bit is the part about the graph. [...]
Category: Knowledge Management search Semantic Web Tags: google, knowledge graph, linked data, linked open data, semantic web
by Darin Stewart | May 14, 2012 | 1 Comment
Adobe conducted a study last year that found customers visiting a website from a tablet are more likely to make a purchase than those visiting from a desktop. They also spend more per purchase, as much as 21% more. This trend has not gone unnoticed by retailers and other companies looking for ways to expand [...]
Category: Mobile web content management Tags: mobile web, mobility, WCM, web content management
by Darin Stewart | May 8, 2012 | Comments Off
I recently received an invitation to attend the VIVO Implementation Fest being held this month in Boulder Colorado. VIVO is an open source, expertise discovery platform for the semantic web. It enables the discovery of research and scholarship across disciplinary and administrative boundaries including across institutions. It does this through interlinked public, profiles of people [...]
Category: Collaboration Knowledge Management Semantic Web Tags: collaboration, Expertise Discovery, Expertise Management, semantic web, VIVO
by Darin Stewart | May 4, 2012 | 3 Comments
I talk daily to companies from a broad range of industries. These organizations run the whole gamut of company sizes, from small boutique operations to huge distributed enterprises. Even with that diversity, everyone wants to talk about content management. That’s probably for two reasons. First, regardless of your industry or company size, you depend on [...]
Category: Enterprise Content Managment Tags: content lifecycle, content management, ECM
by Darin Stewart | May 2, 2012 | 1 Comment
I am not yet fully converted to the gospel of Cloud Content Management. The data center is undeniably in decline, but it’s not quite dead yet. Despite the evangelism of cloud-oriented vendors, moving things off-premises is not always a good idea. This is especially true for content management. Don’t get me wrong. In many cases [...]
Category: Collaboration Enterprise Content Managment web content management Tags: cloud, cloud content management, content management, SaaS, WCM