ChiefTech

JULY 23, 2012

I also noticed that Helen Mitchell from KPMG is presenting, so I hope we might hear a little more about how KPMG is using tibbr to support its KM goals. I’m also looking forward to hearing Felicity McNish from Woods Bagot present on mobile knowledge management. Brad Hinton wrote a great post to help kick start the debate.

IT 46

IT 46

ChiefTech

JULY 23, 2012

It has a positively social business design flavour to it, with presentations such as Building social value in LEGO brick by brick with Lars Silberbauer, Head of Social Media at LEGO Group - you can read an interview with Silberbauer on April Allen's blog. Wood Bagot was also a case study in my recently publised mobile apps report.

IT 40

IT 40

ChiefTech

JULY 8, 2013

They were a early adopter of Google Apps and also use other hosted solutions in its business, such as Workday SaaS for HR, ServiceNow cloud-based services for automating IT operations, SAP’s Ariba for procurement and Cornerstone OnDemand for global online learning (sources: diginomica.com , HR Magazine (UK)).

Cloud 49

Cloud Access IT 49

ARMA International

NOVEMBER 21, 2019

Additionally, the article is included in Information Management Magazine, ARMA-AIEF Special Edition , which will be available for download in November. The chapter presents the three interacting “trust layers” on which blockchain systems are designed: a social layer, a records layer, and a technical layer.

Blockchain 57

Blockchain Archiving Privacy Records Management 57

ChiefTech

JUNE 4, 2007

The presentation that goes with it is in english so it might give you a few clues too. The presentation that goes with it is in english so it might give you a few clues too. This paper from the 12th annual conference of INFORUM in 2006 is written in Czech, but has lots of screenshots.

Paper 40

Paper Archiving IT 40

ChiefTech

SEPTEMBER 17, 2012

By presenting information in the same way to every computer, they can do what computer and software makers have frequently promised but never actually delivered: pull all the computers, software, and databases that dot the corporate landscape into a single system that enables employees find information wherever it resides.

Cloud 89

Cloud Computer and Electronics Communications Paper 89

ChiefTech

SEPTEMBER 17, 2012

By presenting information in the same way to every computer, they can do what computer and software makers have frequently promised but never actually delivered: pull all the computers, software, and databases that dot the corporate landscape into a single system that enables employees find information wherever it resides.

Cloud 40

Cloud Computer and Electronics Communications Paper 40