NLC Seminar Wrap Up on Government 2.0: Enterprise Social Networking Opportunities and Implications.

Last week, non~linear creations (NLC) and Microsoft gave a talk on “Creating a People-Ready Public Sector: Government 2.0: Enterprise Social Computing Opportunities and Implications” at the Chateau Laurier in Ottawa.

This month’s monthly meeting is this Wednesday, April  22, 2009.  The topic for this week’s session is  “Taxonomy Management using MOSS 2007″ exploring the various taxonomy types (hierarchical, web 2.0 style).  Shai Petel, a Microsoft Certified Trainer and Technology Specialist, will  review implementation scenarios and add-ons.  Shai Petel is also the Vice President of Research and Development for KWizCom, a leading developer of software components for Microsoft SharePoint.

Calgary, Alberta – April 20, 2009 – non~linear creations announced today that Sue Smith has joined the company in the newly created position of VP, Western Region.  Ms. Smith will be responsible for building and executing channel management, business development and sales strategies to capitalize on NLC’s growing market share in the western region of Canada & the US.

This month’s Toronto SharePoint User Group monthly meeting has been rescheduled to NEXT Wednesday, April  22, 2009.  The topic for next week’s session is  Taxonomy Management using MOSS 2007″ exploring the various taxonomy types (hierarchical, web 2.0 style).Â

This question has been very much on mind recently.  It has become abundantly clear to me that online success depends on building a management structure that can define priorities and coordinate investments.  Getting the right talent, in the right place, with the right reporting structure is critical.

It’s also damnably hard.

Ottawa, ON - April 02, 2009 - non~linear creations, an e-business integrator with a focus on content management and enterprise search solutions, announces the release of our newest whitepaper, Six Tips for Delivering Faceted Navigation within a CMS-Driven Website.

The content management landscape is rife with standards – in some cases competing standards. It can be difficult to know which are important and can provide value and which just add extra development and maintenance effort to your solution. In this post, I discuss some of the major standards applicable to Web Content Management and when they are most applicable.