We wanted to extend a warm welcome to Paul Blondin, who is the newest member of our board of directors. He's currently Chairman of the Board for Pactolus Communication Software, and has spent over 25 years in the software industry. He'll be providing strategic vision and guidance to our management team, and we're looking forward to the expertise he'll bring to our company. To read more about Paul and what he'll be doing at Inmagic, check out our press release below.
KMWorld presents Inmagic KM Promise Award 2009
We were excited to learn KMWorld has given Inmagic its KM Promise Award for 2009. Thank you to the editors! For more information on the award, check out our press release below.
Gilbane Boston discounts: Attend Technology Showcase for free or take $200 off any registration package
If you're interested in attending the Gilbane Boston conference in December, but would rather see just some things at the show, we have a great option for you. All members of the Inmagic community (that includes blog readers!) are invited to attend the Technology Showcase for FREE. This gives you access to:
On the other hand, if you'd rather see more things at the conference, we're also offering a $200 discount on ANY of the other conference options.
To get the goods, just register with discount code Inmagic.
- Both keynotes on Dec. 2
- All product lab tracks on Dec. 2 and 3
- Exhibit area
- Sponsor Reception on Dec. 2, 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.
On the other hand, if you'd rather see more things at the conference, we're also offering a $200 discount on ANY of the other conference options.
To get the goods, just register with discount code Inmagic.
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Social knowledge management panels to see at Gilbane Boston 2009
The Gilbane Boston conference is fast approaching -- Dec. 1-3 to be exact. This year's theme is "Content, Collaboration, and Customers," which will be broken down into four main tracks:- Web Business and Engagement
- Managing Collaboration and Social Media: Internal and External
- Enterprise Content: Searching, Integrating, and Publishing
- Content Infrastructure
Collaboration Challenges 2: Sharing Content
This will be an interactive discussion on the challenges surrounding effective content sharing inside and outside the firewall. This would be good for anyone interested in starting and/or improving a social knowledge management strategy. Panelists and the audience will be sharing best practices and tools they've used and that are working for them.
Moderator:
Geoffrey Bock, Senior Analyst of Collaboration and Enterprise Social Software, Gilbane Group
Panelists:
Bob Lindenberg, Senior Vice President, Putnam Investments
Ginger Richards, Pew Research Center
Jason Corsello, Vice President, Knowledge Infusion
When:
Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Collaboration Challenges 5: Fostering and Supporting Innovation
This interactive discussion will cover the challenges of instituting an innovation management discipline, and solutions for overcoming them. This also speaks to issues such as organizational culture.
Moderator:
Carl Frappaolo, Co-founder and Principal, Information Architected
Panelists:
Mary Lou Tierney, Enterprise Architecture Planning and Innovation, MITRE
Melanie Browne, Librarian and Project Manager, Maple Leaf Foods (an Inmagic customer, by the way)
When:
Thursday, Dec. 3, 9:40 a.m. - 10:40 a.m.
And don't forget to stop by to see us in exhibit area G. We'll be there to talk shop, discuss knowledge management trends, and give you pointers for shaping your organization's social knowledge management strategies and initiatives for 2010.
If you haven't signed up for Gilbane Boston yet, it's not too late. You can register on the conference site.
Presenting our Know and Go series: Bite-sized information to help you start and improve your social knowledge management strategy
We've put together a new educational resource to help organizations begin, plan, manage, and improve their social knowledge management strategies. Our "Know and Go" webcast series is designed to give you the latest information on the trends and topics that will help shape your organization's social knowledge management strategy, all in a “bite-sized” format.
The best part is, they're on demand. Grab them whenever you need guidance. We made them for quick, easy viewing and sharing. And as an aside, this program will be launched officially in a few weeks. But we wanted to give our blog readers advanced notice of our first webcast. (Perks of being part of the Inmagic community! :))
Chris Brown, Content and Knowledge Management Consultant for Inmagic, hosts "Knowledge Management 2.0: Enterprise Social Networking and Social Knowledge Management." In this webcast, Chris covers best practices for socializing your organization's content.
New enterprise social networking technologies are beginning to gain adoption. But before you know what solution will fit your organization's needs -- or if your organization is even ready for this kind of technology -- you'll need to answer crucial questions, including:
The best part is, they're on demand. Grab them whenever you need guidance. We made them for quick, easy viewing and sharing. And as an aside, this program will be launched officially in a few weeks. But we wanted to give our blog readers advanced notice of our first webcast. (Perks of being part of the Inmagic community! :))
Chris Brown, Content and Knowledge Management Consultant for Inmagic, hosts "Knowledge Management 2.0: Enterprise Social Networking and Social Knowledge Management." In this webcast, Chris covers best practices for socializing your organization's content.
New enterprise social networking technologies are beginning to gain adoption. But before you know what solution will fit your organization's needs -- or if your organization is even ready for this kind of technology -- you'll need to answer crucial questions, including:
- Will your knowledge management needs be properly addressed by simply connecting people to people? Or do you need to connect people to the information and content that will help them -- and your organization -- become more effective?
- Can you wait for your social network to reach critical mass before you realize value and organizational impact?
- What role should social media play in your overall content and knowledge management strategy?
How social media adds value to your company's knowledgebase
I contributed an article to ITWorld that covers the capabilities that social media technology can add to an organization's knowledge repository by using a social knowledge network (SKN). However, when planning your SKN, it's crucial the initiative not be viewed just as a social networking project -- because it's not. It's based on enterprise knowledge management principles. In my article I give five recommendations for extracting maximum cost benefits from your SKN. Click over to check it out. And thanks to ITWorld for publishing my piece!
Inmagic reports positive results in third quarter 2009
A lot of positive things have been going on here at Inmagic these past several months, and we thought we'd share the news in a round-up press release. Some of the latest organizations to adopt Presto and Presto for Social Libraries are the Canadian Tax Foundation, Nisqually Indian Tribe, and the San Francisco Symphony. Software Magazine named us to its list of the world’s 500 largest software and service providers, and Edison Venture Fund recently provided the company with a follow-on investment to support our expansion.
You can read more details on the news in our press release below.
You can read more details on the news in our press release below.
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