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Friday, November 6, 2009
via @cammybean is a 2002 study at Sara Lee by Atos KPMG ( link to translation from original Dutch ) that 80% of learning occurred spontaneously during work [paraphrased]: What surprised the participants at the workshop was that a large proportion of learning was self-directed by workers. Harvard Magazine [good debate in the comments].
 
Monday, March 16, 2009
SharePoint works well for organization prescribed groups that live in hierarchies and are focussed on strict processes and defined sign-offs. MOSS is also good at finalizing documents that are the result of a collective, to group, to collaboration knowledge work process. mindsets and tools. At the Enterprise 2.0 dollars. anyway?
 

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via @cammybean is a 2002 study at Sara Lee by Atos KPMG ( link to translation from original Dutch ) that 80% of learning occurred spontaneously during work [paraphrased]: What surprised the participants at the workshop was that a large proportion of learning was self-directed by workers. Harvard Magazine [good debate in the comments].
SharePoint works well for organization prescribed groups that live in hierarchies and are focussed on strict processes and defined sign-offs. MOSS is also good at finalizing documents that are the result of a collective, to group, to collaboration knowledge work process. mindsets and tools. At the Enterprise 2.0 dollars. anyway?