KMWorld webinar sponsored by Inmagic: October 7, 2008
Inmagic, Inc is sponsoring a KMWorld magazine web event on October 7th, 2008, at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT: New Generation Knowledge Management: Social Knowledge Networks Organizations are faced with critical knowledge management issues including knowledge capture, IP retention, search and discovery, and fostering innovation. The failure to properly address these issues results in companies wasting millions of dollars through inefficient information discovery and poor collaboration techniques. Leonor Ciarlone, Senior Analyst at The Gilbane Group, will discuss how bold initiatives in knowledge management and social media address these issues and keep organizations competitive and successful.
Today’s knowledge management systems must blend social media technologies with enterprise search, access, and discovery tools to give users a 360-degree view of their information assets. Join Phil Green, CTO of Inmagic, Inc., as he discusses Social Knowledge Networks, the new generation of Knowledge Management, and introduces Inmagic® Presto. Presto is currently used by leading organizations like NASA, Newsweek, and RV Anderson Associates, Ltd. to add value to content, and allow users to access accurate and relevant information faster and more efficiently.
New Generation Knowledge Management combines vetted information and archives with the “knowledge of the communityâ€; networking people and information into Social Knowledge Networks. These networks provide richer content with greater depth and context. Find out how your organization can benefit from this new generation of knowledge management: Social Knowledge Networks. Labels: Inmagic Presto
Calgary Inmagic Users Group Meeting: October 1st, 2008
Join Kathy Bryce and Denise Bonin from Andornot Consulting at a brown bag lunch meeting to learn about the latest features in DB/TextWorks, WebPublisher PRO and Inmagic Genie. We will discuss the new Undo feature in the Form Designer, Query Logging, and other enhancements that you can make to your web interfaces. Have a question about an Inmagic product that’s been on your mind? Bring it to the meeting and ask us and your fellow users. If there are any particular topics you would like us to cover, please email us in advance. Date Wednesday, October 1st, 2008 Time 12:00 to 1:30 pm Place Talisman Energy Inc.
3400, 888 - 3rd St. S.W. Calgary.
Please check in at the reception desk on the 20th Floor. RSVP RSVP by September 29th to Cathy Ross at cross@talisman-energy.com
Andornot Newsletter - September 2008
Rex Turgano heading to Nepal
Andornot consultant Rex Turgano is taking a career break and will be leaving for Kathmandu, Nepal in a couple of months. For the next year and a half, Rex will be volunteering with Volunteer Service Overseas (VSO) Canada (http://www.vsocan.org/) working for the General Welfare Pratisthan (GWP), a non-government, non-profit organization working in the areas of HIV & AIDS prevention and awareness, Income Generation, Education, and the Environment. The primary goal of Rex's volunteer placement is to assist the various GWP HIV & AIDS partners as an IT Advisor. He will be sharing his skills and knowledge in Information Technology Management, Digital Libraries, and Web Development with the various field offices throughout the districts of Nepal. Rex graduated from the School of Information Management at Dalhousie University in 2003 and has worked with Andornot since 2005. Rex has worked with us on numerous library and archive web sites for clients such as Heritage Burnaby, Imagine Canada, PRCVI, CONNECT HIV/AIDS Information Gateway, Algoma University Archives, Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania etc. VSO request that volunteers assist in fund raising, and Rex is therefore asking family and friends to support his initiative by making a donation to VSO Canada. You can stay up-to-date with Rex’s latest photos, thoughts and details about his trip by following his personal blog at www.rex-files.ca (tag = VSO). All of us at Andornot will miss Rex greatly but admire his commitment and are very supportive of his decision. We know that many clients have really appreciated his cheery personality, his responsiveness, and his helpful, patient manner in training sessions. We hope you will join us in wishing him all the best.
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