As I read it you're thinking about social enterprise and the like. There are many Kanban tools, for example, that have an integrated comment area for idea exchange aso. Apart from that there are many classic collaboration plattforms that have built-in features for social collaboration as well, e.g. Yammer and SharePoint which can be easily combined and help collaborating and sharing knowledge with news feeds and groups and much more. When looking at operations there are many approved KB tools, it depends on the purpose to select the right one.
You might want to do a short research on social enterprise and/or KBs to find the one meeting your needs..
Bests Christina
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1 reply by Aman Jain
Mar 15, 2016 3:39 PM
Aman Jain
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Thanks a lot for suggestions, I will keep looking for tools
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Rene SalazarClient Implementation Project Manager| Exact SciencesMadison, Wi, United States
I'm also looking for collaboration tools as well. SharePoint well supported in my organization and we are trying to be sensitive to demands on IT resources. I'm looking at slack.com and groupmap.com. I would love to find some other tools to evaluate. I'm working with teams that are rarely working the same shifts so it is difficult to get everyone in the same room (or virtual space) at the same time.
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2 replies by Aman Jain and Linda Miller
Mar 15, 2016 3:37 PM
Aman Jain
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Hey thanks, keep me updated if u find something.
Apr 29, 2016 9:05 AM
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I have not heard of slack or group map. I will definitely look into these.
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Aman JainProject Specialist| Molex, LLCAuburn Hills, Mi, United States
Mar 15, 2016 2:55 PM
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I'm also looking for collaboration tools as well. SharePoint well supported in my organization and we are trying to be sensitive to demands on IT resources. I'm looking at slack.com and groupmap.com. I would love to find some other tools to evaluate. I'm working with teams that are rarely working the same shifts so it is difficult to get everyone in the same room (or virtual space) at the same time.
Hey thanks, keep me updated if u find something. Saving Changes...
Aman JainProject Specialist| Molex, LLCAuburn Hills, Mi, United States
Mar 15, 2016 3:48 AM
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Hi Aman
As I read it you're thinking about social enterprise and the like. There are many Kanban tools, for example, that have an integrated comment area for idea exchange aso. Apart from that there are many classic collaboration plattforms that have built-in features for social collaboration as well, e.g. Yammer and SharePoint which can be easily combined and help collaborating and sharing knowledge with news feeds and groups and much more. When looking at operations there are many approved KB tools, it depends on the purpose to select the right one.
You might want to do a short research on social enterprise and/or KBs to find the one meeting your needs..
Bests Christina
Thanks a lot for suggestions, I will keep looking for tools Saving Changes...
Linda MillerProject ManagementHuntington, Ny, United States
Mar 15, 2016 2:55 PM
Replying to Rene Salazar
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I'm also looking for collaboration tools as well. SharePoint well supported in my organization and we are trying to be sensitive to demands on IT resources. I'm looking at slack.com and groupmap.com. I would love to find some other tools to evaluate. I'm working with teams that are rarely working the same shifts so it is difficult to get everyone in the same room (or virtual space) at the same time.
I have not heard of slack or group map. I will definitely look into these. Saving Changes...
Thomas RiceOperations Manager| EMCOR Facilities ServicesGlendale, Az, United States
Top three to implement: 1) Asana; 2) Slack, 3) Atlassian Jira/Confluence Saving Changes...
While not a free option, I've seen some project teams start to utilize Wrike for collaboration and assignments. Not sure its a great fit for large organizations but for smaller ones, it did seem to perform well. Saving Changes...
William MoseleyPrincipal| Bayside ConsultantsNewport Beach, Ca, United States
I agree with Thomas. Many of your software development teams may already have the Atlassian suite. I found Confluence very useful for KM and Jira a simple tool for keeping risk registers visible to the teams. Saving Changes...
