Filed under: Enterprise 2.0
I have been given permission to begin experimenting with Web2.0 within my work.
I have two first moves; I work in a service delivery team, a nicer name for Network Administrators. Within the team we each have in-depth knowledge of different aspects of the system. We currently have a SharePoint document library storing information logins, documentation and assorted bundles of facts. While this is very useful, it is very cumbersome and badly used. as a result we each remain experts in our respective areas, but do not share or write down our knowledge. I am going to set out to replace this with a Wiki. Having just learned that MOSS 2007 has an ok wiki webpart; this should be relatively easy.
The next step is one of our fundraising teams (I work for a large charity). This particular team hold regular but geographically separate events across the state. They have been asking for a way to share knowledge, tips and techniques among their very widely distributed event co-ordinators. I think that this team would be very well suited to a blog as a way of sharing and discussing their experiences.
We have only really started to begin playing with SharePoint 2007 recently; the implementation is still in development. While I can make the change on the IT site very easily, I will have to get support from our lead sharepoint developer in setting up a portal for the fundraising team. I had been very stand-off-ish about sharepoint at work. Sharepoint 2003 was a failure as a knowledge management system. Our intranet site is hosted within 2003 and it is a windows directory with a crappy interface. Sharepoint 2007, as i have just discovered, encorporates many Web2.0 components. I am now keen to make myself available to the Sharepoint development and implimentation and push my new found Enterprise 2.0 agenda.
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