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Social Media, Knowledge Management and Yahoo!

by Jeff Hester · Mar 8, 2006

At Fluor, knowledge management has always been centered around the community. KM-heads call them CoPs or ‘communities of practice.’ We call them simply knowledge communities. And these knowledge communities are the quintessential social media often touted as a Web 2.0 phenomena. Knowledge communities share many attributes with Web 2.0 sites like Flickr, Upcoming and del.icio.us […]

Filed Under: Web 2.0 Tagged With: Bradley Horowitz, community, knowledge management, Social Media

Blogs vs. Forums

by Jeff Hester · Jan 7, 2005

With blogs getting so much media attention these days, some people accustomed to forum-based communities are wondering if they’re missing the boat. Though blogs and forums are much the same from a mechanical perspective, they are worlds apart in application. What are those differences, and what are the implications for online communities such as BigBlueBall? […]

Filed Under: Projects, Social Media Tagged With: blogs, community, forums

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