March 23rd, 2006
Just wrote a short article on knowledge-management and social software together with Richard Pircher a former colleague of mine from the Danube University Krems. It deals mostly with the traits of the concept of social software and its differences to the concept of managing documents that inspired the entire history of corporate information technology.
Social Software, we claim, focuses on the people, their conversations and their how-to, their relations and their trust and not on the knowledge that is allegedly captured in document management systems like Documentum, learning management system like Blackboard.
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Tags: IT, Knowledge-Management, Research, Social Software
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