Dreaming of KM services
I have a dream … about building composite knowledge management applications. In my dream, I open a Web browser and quickly pull together the KM application and data components I need in a real-time, customized fashion to do whatever business functions I have in mind. But is this just a dream?
Posted 31 Aug 2007 / September 2007, [Vol 16, Issue 8] Issue - by Greg Pepus
Speaking in tongues: Foreign language KM Technologies
Recently, I was listening to a show on NPR about the current U.S. reconstruction efforts in Iraq and all the problems they've had, ranging from understanding the language to finding locations on a map. That got me thinking about the great foreign language support tools that I've worked with over the past six years.
Posted 10 Jul 2007 / July/August 2007, [Vol 16, Issue 7] Issue - by Greg Pepus
Smart image and video search
As anyone who regularly works with computers can attest, mainstream recognition of visual images is not a computer's strong suit-or at least not yet. There is extremely limited cognizance, understanding and automatic context available in the Web-based image search tools you and I use every day.
Posted 30 May 2007 / June 2007, [Vol 16, Issue 6] Issue - by Greg Pepus
Connectors, mavens and salesmen-Human networks and relationships in KM
Posted 30 Apr 2007 / May 2007, [Vol 16, Issue 5] Issue - by Greg Pepus
The world of super integration
Last summer, in a very quiet acquisition, Microsoft purchased a health intelligence software product called Azyxxi, which was the brainchild of Dr. Craig Feied, Dr. Mark Smith and Fidrik Iskandar of MedStar Health. That acquisition by Microsoft underscores the importance of "smart systems integration," a phrase I use to describe "systems of systems" that perform exceptionally well together, are highly reliable and really change the way people work.
Posted 28 Mar 2007 / April 2007 [Volume 16, Issue 4] Issue - by Greg Pepus
The KM integration challenge
Posted 01 Feb 2007 / February 2007 [Volume 16, Issue 2] Issue - by Greg Pepus