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Presented by Jennifer McNenly and Matthew Frederick, Although this case study describes a legal environment, the learning can be applied to any environment. Life before the FindIt! Portal: thousands of structured and unstructured documents Step 1: Defining the Search Scopes – created four basic scopes: people, precedents and research, firm information, [...] Presented by James Robertson, Step Two Designs How do we break down silos, and improve conversations across and through them? Top-down communication is working … but horizontal communication is poor. A chat over a beer (or around the water cooler) is often not enough. The weaknesses continue to be exposed with the rise of Web 2.0. How do [...] Presented by Theresa Regli, Principal, CMS Watch. When people think of search, they think of Google; simple, give me what I’m looking for now. The problem with information discovery and enterprise search is much more complex than that. We have many different systems and repositories that need to be accessed. The idea is that you should be able [...] Peter Morville, Semantic Studios Peter’s blog: findability.org Information that’s hard to find will remain information that’s hardly found. Peter will talk about how search must fit into the larger architecture. Peter is a librarian (wonderful!!) who fell in love with the Internet in the early 1990’s. As a consultant he works with a wide variety of clients including corporations, [...] Presented by Peter Skarzynski, CEO, Strategos and author, Innovation to the Core – A Blueprint for Transforming the Way Your Company Innovates Peter provides his thoughts on building an innovation capability within the organization. Why bother with innovation? Gary Hamel: “Innovation is the only way to stay ahead of the curve.” There is a rhetoric gap between innovation being [...] |
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