Chief Information Office You are here: The Open Group > CIO The Open Group Apex Plaza Forbury Road Reading, Berkshire RG1 1AX, England Tel: +44 1189 508311 Fax: +44 1189 500110 Source: The Open Group Status: Revision 1.4 Author(s): John Spencer and Terence Blevins, The Open Group Last Revision Date: 1/4/2002 PrefaceExecutive SummaryBusiness Scenario Problem DescriptionDefinition of TermsDetailed ObjectivesMeasures of SuccessViews of Environments and ProcessesActors and Their Roles and ResponsibilitiesResulting Technical RequirementsTechnology Architecture ModelNext StepsAppendix A: Business ScenariosAppendix B: Input to Business Scenario - LogisticsAppendix C: Input to Business Scenario – Product LifecycleAppendix D: Input to Business Scenario – Information Intelligence The Open Group is acting on a vision to “create a worldwide market for interoperable IT products supporting integrated access to integrated information, in which all stakeholder needs are addressed.” Embedded Presentation Customers often cite: Ms.
Ingénierie e-Commerce Joomla.fr - Joomla!fr Le portail des Utilisateurs Francophone de Joomla Aprex : Email Marketing e intranet para empresas e profissionais | Faça a internet trabalhar para você Grant Thornton spreads internal collaboration with Jam By Gloria Lombardi The name Jam may suggest a heavy metal group improvising onstage, but, at Grant Thornton UK LLP, it’s where over 4,000 partners and employees are making an altogether different type of music. "We asked our colleagues to suggest the name for the platform; Jam resonated with the ideas of stickiness and people working together," explains Paul Thomas, Online Communications lead at the UK professional services firm. Officially rolled out to the entire organisation in March, today Jam, which is based on Jive, has an adoption rate of 84%. Jam...a business sandbox for working out loud Grant Thornton launched a new brand two years ago as part of its efforts to grow. "We were looking for an online environment where people could be bold, speak up and have engaging conversations with anyone in the firm, across all levels and locations. "Jam gave us the platform to do just that." Community Manager Katherine Carter pinpointed a number of initial use cases. Opening up the conversation
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Design & Communication Bogotá mi ciudad, el portal para y por los habitantes de Bogotá, Colombia A “working out loud” credo photo by John Wenger I love the “working out loud” approach. It’s highly social, which now, after years of personal work, runs through me like a stick of rock. In that (ongoing) personal journey, I have learnt not only the benefits and indescribable joys (and sometimes, the excruciating pain) of joining the rest of the human race, but also how to do it. WOL also gives us the opportunity to exercise our opposable minds with each other. So how’s this for working out loud…. I hate feedback. Feedback, as I learnt from one of my greatest teachers, is that dissonant screech you get coming through a speaker system. The thing I enjoy is the learning; the “supervisory” conversations with others who hold my learning and development in mind and who have super vision, i.e. see things I don’t see. There is, I believe, a cultural conserve around “feedback”. Taking a strengths-based approach “What a bunch of new age, PC nonsense! What does this have to do with working out loud? My WOL credo Like this:
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