Technology Review: Mapping Professional Networks - The Diigo Meta page

• 04 Mar 11
  

  James Hearsum

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  • It collects information about professional relationships based not only on job descriptions and information readily available through the corporate directory, but also through blog tags, bookmarks, and group membership. Atlas can be configured to look at e-mail and instant-message patterns, and to weigh different types of information more or less heavily. The result, Lamb says, is a set of tools that go beyond the simple networks that are clear from a corporation's structure
  • Find, Reach, Net, and My Net
  • ranked based on information gleaned from social data, the level of the expert's activity in the community, and any connections he may have to trusted associates of the user
  • "I'm able to generate relationships and content that might not be appropriate outside of my enterprise.

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• 08 Mar 08
  

  Tony Mobbs

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• 05 Jan 08
  

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• 03 Jan 08
  

  Suvi Korhonen

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• 02 Jan 08
  

  mazyar hedayat
  • IBM is exploring how different visualizations of the social graph could be useful within businesses, as a way of helping people work more efficiently and make better connections. Last week the company, which launched its social-software platform, Lotus Connections, earlier this year, released a tool called Atlas that uses the data in Connections to help users analyze their relationships with business contacts.
  • Connections suite allows workers to create profiles, blog, form communities around common interests, share bookmarks, and plan and track projects as a group. Each component of Connections is integrated with the others, so a user can move seamlessly between tools.
  • collects information about professional relationships based not only on job descriptions and information readily available through the corporate directory, but also through blog tags, bookmarks, and group membership
  • e-mail and instant-message patterns
  • weigh different types of information more or less heavily
  • Find, Reach, Net, and My Net

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  Bill H

  Now IBM is exploring how different visualizations of the social graph could be useful within businesses, as a way of helping people work more efficiently and make better connections.
  
  Aimed at helping workers organize around common goals, the research focused on adapting popular social tools such as bookmarking and blogging for business purposes, and integrating them with each other. The larger Connections suite allows workers to create profiles, blog, form communities around common interests, share bookmarks, and plan and track projects as a group. Each component of Connections is integrated with the others, so a user can move seamlessly between tools.

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• 29 Dec 07
  

  D. Elmo Peele

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