I've been thinking about targets that are far off in the weblog services roadmap. Specifically, how do you make aggregated data integrate with other views of enterprise information? The diagram below illustrates how employee data (HR data) can be leveraged to connect people to various types of interests, publications, etc. on the intranet. This rough, generalized illustration suggests the types of data used to associate people with people, with content, etc. It's a way to leverage people's interests and expertise to create communities of practice around topics, projects, products, customers, etc.
Not sure where else to take this idea. It's meant to suggest how weblog aggregation data fits into the bigger picture of enterprise information architecture, a topic that Lou gives seminars on.
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11/16/03 @ 16:03
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* Watch people's online behavior and digital artifacts to build profiles.
* Then organize the data for surfing and search, so people connect with each other.
* Do that, and people organize themselves. Great things happen.
Prerequisites?
* From thought to content in 1 click. Blogs do it. Wikis do it. Email and the phone do it too. Most other systems don't.
* Content magnets. Rewards for every rung of Maslow's Hierarchy.
* Respect. For the personal courage it takes for that first post. For privacy and other boundaries. For the collective power of invidivual choice.
08/19/08 @ 13:23
Nice graphical presentation of effective context & content networking. The technique described is very effective in data mining for address updates, etc.
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