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Installation, Customization, and Security - ...ction of them). Instead, we have included some general information about the different
types of tools.
Installing Applications
Collaborativ...
Customizing Applications - ...tware suites,
wikis, and hosted blogs, let you apply standard themes,
changing the “look and feel” without having to modify any
...
Collaborative Software Suites - ...>Cooperation is when the results of independent
subtasks are merged to create a final deliverable.
Collaboration requir...
Meeting and Communication Tools - ...ra.
The following types of tools are included in this
category:
- Instant messaging (IM) applications
- Voi...
Information Broadcasting Tools - ... retrieve information on demand, unlike presentations
and webinars that are typically scheduled.
With very little equipment, you can create...
Wikipedia - ...g).
MediaWiki, the wiki software used for Wikipedia
(http://wikipedia.org), is wiki-only.
- Full-featured management ...
RSS feeds - ...ases, it is a waste of resources (like
paper), and of the three technologies, faxes tend to be
the most irritating when received too freque...
What is a BLOG - ...ing from the more popular blogs on the air. Unfortunately,
despite all the press coverage, little is being published
about how blogs can benefi...
Blogging history - ... on expensive focus groups, feedback forms,
e-mail, and other time-consuming and tedious methods used for
gaining feedback.
If you ...
Business blogs - ...ntually evolved into a means of sharing both personal
expression and other information that individuals found
valuable. Since its beginning,...
Customers and blogs - ... through employee and customer input. One way to do this is by
never confusing customers with the popular marketing term: consumer.
A...
Effective communication aka blogs - ...or even
excites you, you can take
the opportunity to create
a positive experience
that’s being handed to you
and respon...
Participating in blog conversation - ...ticipating in this conversation offers several benefits:
• Creates customer evangelists.
•Builds trust among your entir...
How to start blogging - ...oes something
like this:
1. Listen to the conversation.
2. Understand what’s being said in the conversation.
...
Tracking blog activity - ...ems
• Trending systems
Blog tracking systems, such as Technorati, typically
monitor how often blogs link to each othe...
How blogs can help your business - ... A great product
• Visibility
• A well-trained team of people who work hard to...
How blogs impact your business - ...always hard to come by. Several
adventurous companies have begun blogging for new product
ideas, assuming that their users know what they wa...
How blogs bring in customers - ...vying for mindshare,
and customers only have a certain amount of mindspace.
Create places that are meaningful to your
customers; ...
The Kryptonite story - ...ons.
In 2004, Kryptonite, maker of top-selling locks, suffered at
the hands of a blog. A blogger discovered that it was possible
to pick a ...
How do I use blogs - ...n use blogs internally
and externally to improve your business.
As you can see in Table 4-1, the problem isn’t finding ways to
use b...
Use blogs in innovative ways - ...ature of the work, each shift produces a shift
log that notes events that occurred during the shift as well as any
outstanding issues. This al...
Why you want your employees to blog - ...ons that internal blogs are
critical to your company’s success.
WHY INTERNAL BLOGGING ROCKS!
by Suw Charman
...
Blogger types - ... man. Each visit to the barber was a time of potential growth
and change.
In the world of blogging, barbers are few and far between. This
i...
Blogs as marketing voice - ...only means of marketing.
One company that uses blogs for marketing is English Cut
(www.englishcut.com), which was helped
along its...
You can use blogs in a number of fantastic ways - ...asier, and make information easier to access.
In this article we go deeper into the uses of internal blogs and
provide a brief overview of how t...
You can use blogs internally in a variety of ways - ...
• Project management communication
• Internal communication and marketing
...
Internal communication via blogs - ...On average, it takes someone
7 to 15 seconds to read, process, and do something about a single
e-mail message (even if that something is to ...
Developing and internal blogging strategy - ...ou begin your blogging
journey, ensure that you have an internal blogging strategy. With
so much potential here, mismanaging it would tragic...
As your company gets into blogging - ... cacophony of voices. As your company gets into blogging,
instead of being lost in the crowd, you need to know not only
what the blogging voic...
Responding to comments - ...pond. But
no matter what kind of feedback you get, all of it deserves an
answer.
Dealing with good comments can often be the m...
Technorati responded to Corante - ...the top blogs wasn’t changing.
Within a couple of hours, Adam Hertz of Technorati responded
to Stowe’s comments, as shown next, ...
Active blog tracking - ... blogs are
saying about a specific subject and what blogs are linking to other
blogs by listing the newest entries first.
Tech...
Monitor your blog with Blogpulse - ... trend analysis. Blog-
Pulse is adding new features at an exciting rate, and you could
definitely do worse than subscribing to the Intellise...
Searching for blogs - ...ll continue to grow over the
coming months, fueling new innovations, better tools, and better
tracking and ultimately providing the informat...
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Building a blog community (05/30/2007)
(...) Blogging conferences are held every month (or every week) all over the world, and they are generally attended by 200 to 300 bloggers and people in various industries. These conferences are primarily about three things: • Meeting people who blog or want to learn how to blog • Listening to talks, generally while blogging about them • Meeting people who blog or want to learn how to blog For most bloggers, the conference itself is really beside the point. Blogging conferences are about solidifying relationships, catching up on gossip, meeting new people, and talking to company reps who are present. (...)
(...) Blogging conferences are held every month (or every week) all over the world, and they are generally attended by 200 to 300 bloggers and people in various industries. These conferences are primarily about three things: • Meeting people who blog or want to learn how to blog • Listening to talks, generally while blogging about them • Meeting people who blog or want to learn how to blog For most bloggers, the conference itself is really beside the point. Blogging conferences are about solidifying relationships, catching up on gossip, meeting new people, and talking to company reps who are present. (...)
The feature of business blogging (05/30/2007)
(...) He had started his own blog to explain the Zylon side of the story and to reach out to the town. Zylon had even started an internal blog to improve efficiency and to make employees feel like valued partners. “I understand the web. (...)
(...) He had started his own blog to explain the Zylon side of the story and to reach out to the town. Zylon had even started an internal blog to improve efficiency and to make employees feel like valued partners. “I understand the web. (...)
Blogging and integrity (05/30/2007)
(...) • Meaning Whenever a scandal happens in politics, one of the involved parties’ first responses is “This isn’t important.” While this typically means the scandal is important, it’s also a great example of assigning meaning to a situation. For example, rightly or wrongly, US President George W. (...)
(...) • Meaning Whenever a scandal happens in politics, one of the involved parties’ first responses is “This isn’t important.” While this typically means the scandal is important, it’s also a great example of assigning meaning to a situation. For example, rightly or wrongly, US President George W. (...)
Blog Technorati ranking (05/30/2007)
(...) Projecting Your Importance The challenge for business blogs is that some readers will care about how “important” the business is and more specifically how important the blog is. This may happen not in obvious ways, but subversively. By defining your success publicly, defining how well you’re doing publicly, and projecting that you value blogging, you can project your importance and meet this challenge. (...)
(...) Projecting Your Importance The challenge for business blogs is that some readers will care about how “important” the business is and more specifically how important the blog is. This may happen not in obvious ways, but subversively. By defining your success publicly, defining how well you’re doing publicly, and projecting that you value blogging, you can project your importance and meet this challenge. (...)
Pulse of blogging (05/30/2007)
(...) In addition, your audience can be in control. One reason blogs work so well is because people get to respond in the comments area of the blog. Comments create a great two-way conversation, allowing your blog to interact with clients instead of just being a way to push your ideas onto your clients. (...)
(...) In addition, your audience can be in control. One reason blogs work so well is because people get to respond in the comments area of the blog. Comments create a great two-way conversation, allowing your blog to interact with clients instead of just being a way to push your ideas onto your clients. (...)
Sample blogging policy (05/30/2007)
(...) THOMAS NELSON BLOGGING GUIDELINES At Thomas Nelson, we want to encourage you to blog about our company, our products, and your work. Our goal is three-fold: • To raise the visibility of our company, • To make a contribution to our industry, and • To give the public a look at what goes on within a real live publishing company. Therefore, we have established a “blog aggregator page” that is linked to the ThomasNelson. (...)
(...) THOMAS NELSON BLOGGING GUIDELINES At Thomas Nelson, we want to encourage you to blog about our company, our products, and your work. Our goal is three-fold: • To raise the visibility of our company, • To make a contribution to our industry, and • To give the public a look at what goes on within a real live publishing company. Therefore, we have established a “blog aggregator page” that is linked to the ThomasNelson. (...)
Installation, Customization, and Security (04/27/2007)
(...) If you are not allowed to install software on your system, contact your IT department and see what kind of arrangements can be made. Before installing any software, verify the following items: - Your system and server meet the minimum hardware and software requirements (and, if possible, more than the minimum). Install any necessary software, such as PHP or Perl, before installing the application. (...)
(...) If you are not allowed to install software on your system, contact your IT department and see what kind of arrangements can be made. Before installing any software, verify the following items: - Your system and server meet the minimum hardware and software requirements (and, if possible, more than the minimum). Install any necessary software, such as PHP or Perl, before installing the application. (...)
Customizing Applications (04/27/2007)
(...) yahoo.com), use both challenge emails and CAPTCHA to prevent computer programs called “bots” from registering accounts. Yahoo! Groups then goes a step further by letting group owners set different permissions (which are similar to role-based permissions): public (searchable) or private archives, approving new members or automatic acceptance to the group, moderated posted privileges, and more. (...)
(...) yahoo.com), use both challenge emails and CAPTCHA to prevent computer programs called “bots” from registering accounts. Yahoo! Groups then goes a step further by letting group owners set different permissions (which are similar to role-based permissions): public (searchable) or private archives, approving new members or automatic acceptance to the group, moderated posted privileges, and more. (...)
Collaborative Software Suites (04/27/2007)
(...) We also used AIM and Skype. See the Part II introduction for the complete list of tools we used. Collaborative software suites include many of the features described in the glossary, and thus include many tools. (...)
(...) We also used AIM and Skype. See the Part II introduction for the complete list of tools we used. Collaborative software suites include many of the features described in the glossary, and thus include many tools. (...)
Meeting and Communication Tools (04/27/2007)
(...) See “Comparison of instant messaging clients” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison- of- instant- messaging- clients) at Wikipedia for multiple comparison charts of more than 60 IM applications, many of which are free. (...)
(...) See “Comparison of instant messaging clients” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison- of- instant- messaging- clients) at Wikipedia for multiple comparison charts of more than 60 IM applications, many of which are free. (...)
Information Broadcasting Tools (04/27/2007)
(...) ) Blogs Blogs let people share information personally and casually, typically in a journal format. Bloggers (those who write a blog) might write about a specific subject, personal information, or a combination of these. If you are looking for blogs about a specific topic, visit Technorati (http://technorati. (...)
(...) ) Blogs Blogs let people share information personally and casually, typically in a journal format. Bloggers (those who write a blog) might write about a specific subject, personal information, or a combination of these. If you are looking for blogs about a specific topic, visit Technorati (http://technorati. (...)
Wikipedia (04/27/2007)
(...) Installation requires that you upload or copy files to your server, create a MySQL database and user account, and run the installation scripts. Installation packages are available for some wikis. Be sure to read the installation requirements and any posts about problems at the wiki’s site. (...)
(...) Installation requires that you upload or copy files to your server, create a MySQL database and user account, and run the installation scripts. Installation packages are available for some wikis. Be sure to read the installation requirements and any posts about problems at the wiki’s site. (...)
RSS feeds (04/27/2007)
(...) You can use a simpler format and layout for team-only newsletters than those prepared for your company, your customers, or the public. Successful newsletters provide recaps of past work, introduce different team members, provide previews for upcoming products and events, and set expectations. Newsletters can be sent through email or posted on a website. (...)
(...) You can use a simpler format and layout for team-only newsletters than those prepared for your company, your customers, or the public. Successful newsletters provide recaps of past work, introduce different team members, provide previews for upcoming products and events, and set expectations. Newsletters can be sent through email or posted on a website. (...)
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