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Intranets 2.0 leverage the web 2.0 framework to enable enterprise collaboration in a way that is easy to adopt,
fun to use, and productive to boot!
With the Facebook type social applications exploding across the social
landscape, the knowledge worker today demands more – more flexibility, more
self service, more personalization, and more choice. Add to that the
challenge of managing knowledge in the enterprise – and you know what we’re
talking about!
Intranets 2.0 are the one
powerful tool – that bring together Web 2.0,
Social Networking, Metadata
and Taxonomy management,
Knowledge Management, Enterprise
Search, Communities, Blogs and Wikis,
and dynamic information aggregation ‘in
context’ to provide the organization with a truly powerful
collaboration platform.
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Intranets 2.0 are the true collaboration drivers that provide your organization with a rich collaboration framework consisting of
- Self Service – for minimal dependence on IT
- Enterprise Content Management – allowing
business users to create, publish and manage
content, data and documents without IT involvement
- Knowledge and Expert Management – aided by
wikis, blogs, communities, and web 2.0 social
bookmarking and sharing capabilities
- Dynamic User Driven Information Delivery “In
Context” - allowing for updated and relevant content
surfacing via most popular, latest, among others
with feeds & subscriptions
- Personalization – allows users to tag, share and
manage relevant content in their personalized
dashboards
- Unified Platform for Implementing Business
Solutions – One stop interface for implement
departmental and enterprise wide business solutions
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- Web 2.0 features like tagging, social collaboration,
metadata taxonomy management and contextual information
aggregation
- Collaboration framework allowing different people and teams
to work on common documents, agendas
- Enterprise Content management
- Self service tools and components
- Centralized Knowledge and Expert Management
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- Community and social networking applications
- Collaborative Knowledge and Expert Management Solution
- Enterprise blogs
- Knowledge wikis
- Centralized Calendars
- Discussions, Comments, Rating, Surveys and Polls
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- Tagging and bookmarks
- Personalized my sites and role based contextual
information aggregation web parts
- Enterprise Search
- RSS feeds and subscriptions to integrate information from
the internet
- Information Mash ups
- And many More!
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SharePoint provides the basic framework for bringing together the
capabilities for content management, document management and
knowledge management out of the box, along with web 2.0 features
like wikis, blogs and metadata taxonomy management that enable
contextual and user driven information surfacing. Its extensibility
allows it to be integrated with backend line of business
applications and pull data from the same into centralized dashboards
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