- Choose a community of interest: the Enterprise 2.0 Community or the ERM Community!
- Read the Expert Blogs and Community Blogs to get the inside scoop from industry experts, professionals, and peers.
- Read the all-you-need-to-know Wiki to learn best practices, methodologies, get useful templates, and more.
- Read the Buyer's Guide to educate yourself on available product options in the industry and what others have encountered in using them.
- Join the conversation by networking with other members, commenting on Blogs, contributing to the Wiki, reviewing Products, and starting Discussions.
Enterprise 2.0 Community
At heart, Enterprise 2.0 is about better collaboration and connection (amongst co-workers and between companies and customers). That collaboration and those interactions bring efficiency and add velocity to your business—you’ll get things done faster. Enterprise 2.0 isn't about being hip, it's about working better than you do today.
But Enterprise 2.0 is confusing. Together, we’ll cut through the confusion and the buzz and get to the heart of what works to make you and your business more effective.
ERM Community
Electronic Records Management is a big topic. The ERM pages of this community are just a start. This community will evolve into both an encyclopedia of knowledge surrounding the issues, technologies, and concepts of managing records (paper AND electronic) as well as a repository for best practices for doing so.
Please share. Your stories. Your knowledge. Your experiences. Let’s get records under control -- one byte, or piece of paper, at a time.
Information is an asset that can be used to change reality, improve positioning, and reduce costs and risks. Knowledge is power, which means increased focus on the information worker in an electronic world. Web 2.0 has already started to influence how employees are connected to each other, and solutions like the iPhone, Facebook, and Twitter change our enterprise requirements for functionality and usability. Information workers want solutions like in Star Trek, and over the next few years we will see new worker models for business information and users.
