collaboration
Weekly digest week 45 2009
This week items about traversing corporate firewalls, is Google going evil, six social media trends for 2010 and what online gaming might teach software delivery teams. I would like to thank Jolijn Posthuma and Rena Patel for providing links for the last few weekly digests. If you have any links that should make this weekly [...]
When times are good, participate – When time are tough, participate more
via intersectionconsulting.com
The Future of Collaboration
via vint.sogeti.nl
The quiet arrival of the SharePoint killer
On reading the wave report, I was struck by one small arrival -a horse of even darker hue, that of Cisco WebEx Connect as a collaboration platform. Most people are aware of WebEx as a webinar tool and have not used Connect. I was at Cisco when WebEx was acquired and in San Jose too [...]
Six business benefits from Enterprise 2.0
Six business benefits from Enterprise 2.0: group editing authoring broadcast search network formation and maintenance collective intelligence self-organization Of these, only group editing aligns closely with the classic definition of collaboration. The others are all examples of technology-facilitated interaction among people, but as we all know there are many types of interaction. via andrewmcafee.org
ACME – Augmented Collaboration in Mixed Environments
via youtube.com Augmented Collaboration in Mixed Environments (ACME) is a mixed reality teleconferencing application based on Second Life (SL) and the OpenSim virtual worlds. Augmented Reality techniques are used for displaying virtual avatars of remote meeting participants in real physical spaces, while Augmented Virtuality, in form of video based gesture detection, enables capturing of human [...]
