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... a web solution behind our firewall. I'm registered at Yammer and QikCom , and I think either of them could work ... there a way to do this with a blog, an RSS feed, and something like PageFlakes or NetVibes ? What about a wiki at ...

... enterprise blogging system? Better yet, is there a social network similar to facebook lurking behind your firewall that hasn't been announced yet? Or maybe you are have MS Sharepoint. Did you know that Sharepoint now creates RSS feeds ...

... integrated with your existing enterprise platforms, so they're already inside the firewall. What can you do? Change. The hardest ... , Forrester believes that conventional Web 2.0 elements -- social networking, RSS, blogs, wikis, mashups, podcasting, ...

... by keynote speakers (each session will be recorded for later listening). You can test your ability (firewall, plugins ... / RSS, ICAL, or HTML format here: [ XML / RSS ] [ ICS - Outlook ] [ Google Calendar ] Thursday November 15, 2007 ... you may want to visit: Introduction to Wikis, Blogs, Social Bookmarking, Social Networking, RSS and other ...

... and Michelle Martin . Stephen tells us... Clearly this is a different use of PLE's than those outside the firewall ... these tools now rather than having tools adopted that are outside the firewall and personally owned where you will lose the content if the employee leaves? There were a few comments in Blogging Inside or Outside the Corporate Firewall ... significant, captured IP that will exist in the blogs of employees if those blogs sit outside the firewall and are ... a copy of all RSS feeds, social bookmarks, wiki pages, etc. under the control of the corporation. I would guess ...

... behind the firewall productivity tool (cc). Then I suppose there might be different blends (cp) where the individual ... corporate use that you start in the executive suite because adoption of things like RSS and wikis will be extremely slow ...

... nbsp; UPDATE:  I just read in my RSS feed the day after I sent this to Hugh the following from his blog that hes not ... folder.  Then things really got interesting. Today you worry about filters and predators and firewalls and ...

... cobbling together using a variety of tools (RSS Reader, Bookmarking, Social Networking, Desktop Search, Web Search ... since thats tracked by the Wiki, generally this passes scrutiny. Take a look at: Firewalls and Security in Software ...

... cobbling together using a variety of tools (RSS Reader, Bookmarking, Social Networking, Desktop Search, Web Search ... since thats tracked by the Wiki, generally this passes scrutiny. Take a look at: Firewalls and Security in Software ...

... is straightforward to add specific technologies, such as Ajax or RSS to products, platforms and applications, it is more ... - Implications on Knowledge Work Firewalls and Security in Software as a Service ...

An Intel Colleague from the Digital Home Group blogged this little gem.  Set up your own server that can deliver your personal content in multiple formats for FREE!   TVersity is the product and it conjurs up all sorts of ideas for distributing learning content behind a firewall to the many digital devices available to our employees. What is it? "The TVersity Media Server lets you manage your Internet and home media and create your personalized lineup of ... Mobile Phones, PDAs, the Sony PSP, and more. RSS / Podcasts enabled Devices - Devices with an RSS reader that ...

From ZDNet is the article RSS: The new intranet protocol? RSS is the LMS killer! Why? Because it looks like LMS providers have been wanting to become all things to all people by trying to add KM, eLearning, ILT management, learning2.0, etc. all into one package. It's not necessary when IT departments are deploying the informal learning tools behind the firewall. An LMS should simply track usage stats for the small amount of remaining courses and then somehow try to get a data collection point around the informal learning that is occuring. I don't know that answer to that one but ...