WiiKno’s SNMP white paper

The purpose of this document is to convey to the reader the usefulness of an SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) CLI (Command Line Interface).  This document assumes the reader has a basic understanding of SNMP.  For information on SNMP basics the following URL is provided.

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_callmg/3_1/service/ccm_serv/ccmsrv/ssnmp.htm

Download the white paper below:

WiiKno_White_Paper_SNMP_CLI

Click here to read a rundown of the most popular social collaboration platforms in E 2.0. Jive, Telligent, and Sharepoint come in at the top of the list but all of these solutions increase efficiency in the work place by allowing for better organization and multi-user content creation. Attractive product features include user account registration, menu management, RSS-feeds, layout customization, and system administration with capabilities for websites, blogs, forums, and other resourceful community networks.

If you’re currently interested in implementing collaboration tools in your business, WiiKno who you should talk to. Us.

E 2.0 technology is all about social business communication. With over 105,779,710 users now, Twitter has become a useful collaborative tool in technical documentation and customer feedback for  organizations worldwide. If you are not on Twitter yet, perhaps you should be. Find out why here.

Click here to read an interview with Tristan Bishop as he shares his insight on the future of technical communication and knowledge management systems in the above interview. He also discusses ways to better connect content with customers for the organizations that utilize collaboration software.

About Tristan Bishop: He is the Sr. Principal Digital Strategist at Symantec, one of the worlds most well known security monitoring companies.

Major publications like The New York Times have begun moving forward with plans to charge for online subscriptions. Brian Noguchi of Austin, Texas’ local T3 (The Think Tank) advertising firm makes an interesting point in this post about the future of online content and its value:  People and business that provide insightful, imaginative, helpful, and progressive content should be compensated their efforts. Over the long term, this will generate significant revenue for companies that have selected this method of communication over keeping content as an open source. Technology industry professionals have been aware of this concept for many years but other industries are only now realizing the numerous ways the cost of low overhead coupled with participation in the green initiative movement can elevate business profit and enhance productivity.

Good content stems from good writers and also from a deeper understanding of what motivates the target audience.  There is a strong connection between the use of collaboration platforms and  potential for viral growth as organizations continue to surrender to this trend.  Consider for a moment how businesses use collaborative software today; the utilization of collective intelligence moves companies forward efficiently and effectively by keeping everyone informed and allowing for the innovative evolution of information by keeping it current, consistent, and relevant to organizational progress.

There is a common misconception that wikis and other collaboration tools are used primarily in government and public sector industries. However, the application of these technologies to any variety of private vertical sectors provides a great opportunity for an intelligent change in business processes and the overall worth of content. For example, many healthcare providers have existing resources to collaborate on knowledge articles and research within their own internal networks, like CeylonSoft’s eMedicalAssistant and CSI Trisano, but do not share this information with the public. Opening this network via subscription access would provide industry professionals, students, and individuals an enhanced solution to care, learning, and collaborating through the immediate connection of accurate content and interactive resources while greatly reducing operational costs. Meaning the collaborative software that connects healthcare professionals around the world would increase the flow of information as well as the ability to provide less expensive aid to those with non-critical questions about health.

This is only one example of what is envisioned for the near future through the marriage of real-time collaboration software and a philosophical movement toward paid content, but the added content value that comes from these platforms is catching on with increasing amounts of business owners today and its obvious why. When your collaborative platform has the ability to span the market automatically, provide an environment that merges beneficial social networks in real-time, and illustrates relevant ideas, a new level of productivity and content creation takes place and allows your network to achieve a higher potential than what currently exist.

This white paper outlines the ITIL industry best practices methodology and discusses the methods in which employing a collaborative knowledge management platform can significantly contribute to the success of an organization’s ITIL implementation. We will also discuss ways collaboration technologies empower organizational effectiveness and harness the full strengths of the competencies contained within the ITIL methodology.

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This is a great example of a community taking charge of a project and utilizing all their resources through collaboration. What a great lesson for any young organization to find creative ways to make a change.

Read on at KansasCity.com by Sara Shepherd (Kansas City Star)

http://www.kansascity.com/2010/08/01/2122053/mural-offers-a-lesson-in-collaboration.html

Security is a priority for any solution. Read our white paper to discover how collaboration can actually assist with security.

This white paper outlines the successes realized by the Cisco Systems, Inc. Remote Operations Systems security team following the implementation of a collaborative application platform to disseminate and share knowledge. We will discuss the benefits of forming collaboration communities and how the exchange of knowledge by subject matter experts generated one of the most successful collaboration platforms in history.

Download our white paper below and read about how collaboration improved business processes at Cisco Systems, Inc.

WiiKno_White_Paper_Cyber_Security

Just a little reminder, about how innovative thought can guide us all as we build our social communities online.

Enterprise 2.0 Boston
June 14-17, 2010
Westin Boston Waterfront
www.e2conf.com/boston

Enterprise 2.0 Boston is the best place to learn how to use collaborative tools to accelerate information flow, drive revenue and increase productivity. Gain comprehensive thought leadership—from strategy to execution and performance monitoring—and bring the power of collaboration to your organization, June 14-17, 2010. www.e2conf.com/boston

WiiKno is thrilled to have the opportunity to meet such a great group of Enterprise 2.0 users. WiiKno plans to present their new MyWiki extension (available as open source for mediawiki installs) and Enterprise 2.0 University – a new site dedicated to all things Enterprise 2.0 and building stronger relations.