Comments on: Facebook and the Enterprise http://www.trampolinesystems.com/blog/humans/2007/08/02/facebook-and-the-enterprise/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 10 Mar 2010 02:23:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: sardire http://www.trampolinesystems.com/blog/humans/2007/08/02/facebook-and-the-enterprise/comment-page-1/#comment-19 sardire Tue, 28 Aug 2007 15:53:23 +0000 http://neue.trampolinesystems.com/blog/humans/?p=16#comment-19 "It is not farfetched to consider Facebook as an example of the future of enterprise knowledge management. Its personalization and collaborative filtering features may be at an early stage, but its platform strategy makes clear that its members view the world as a continuous stream of written information and social interactions. This infrastructure for scalable information routing is one of the most broadly used publish/subscribe applications in the world." Rohit Khare, Co-founder of KnowNow is trying to pimp off FaceBook with an epiphany he calls "Syndication-Oriented Architecture" (SynOA)' .SynOA guides a wide range of services that can better manage information overload into five layers of increasingly sophisticated capabilities: Publication, Subscription, Distribution, Personalization, and Collaboration blah, blah, blah…. “It is not farfetched to consider Facebook as an example of the future of enterprise knowledge management. Its personalization and collaborative filtering features may be at an early stage, but its platform strategy makes clear that its members view the world as a continuous stream of written information and social interactions. This infrastructure for scalable information routing is one of the most broadly used publish/subscribe applications in the world.”

Rohit Khare, Co-founder of KnowNow is trying to pimp off FaceBook with an epiphany he calls “Syndication-Oriented Architecture” (SynOA)’ .SynOA guides a wide range of services that can better manage information overload into five layers of increasingly sophisticated capabilities: Publication, Subscription, Distribution, Personalization, and Collaboration blah, blah, blah….

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