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         <description>Micro-blogging: by raychance: on 1/10/2009 12:41:53: Knowledge Management: Here’s where things get interesting. One of the biggest failings of many companies is the fact that they trap their intellectual property in Powerpoints, spreadsheets and Word documents and store them on shared drives and e-mail inboxes. Once the creator of that content walks out the door, the odds of their years of work finding its way into anyone else’s life are slim. As companies start uploading more and more content onto wikis, or central file repositories, these files can be linked to and indexed by conversational tools like microblogs.</description>
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         <description>Wikis: by raychance: on 1/5/2009 11:27:16: IT orgs harness wiki power to handle everything from tech training to project management.</description>
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         <description>Wikis: by raychance: on 1/5/2009 11:51:53: Basic Wiki terminology 101</description>
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         <description>Knowledge Management: by test@example.com: on 1/5/2009 15:45:40: Good presentations and doc files.  Many are 8-10 yrs old but still apply with good concepts</description>
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         <description>Web 2.0: by test@example.com: on 1/5/2009 15:59:29: Interesting article identify government CIO types and why they need to integrate their plans into the corporate overall strategy. Not much web 2.0 but principles are the same</description>
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         <description>Email Management: by raychance: on 12/22/2008 1:12:56: Check out www.mailinator.com.  You create  temporary email addresses on the fly for rerouting potential spam sights.  Highly recommended.</description>
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