This is taken from a post by Jon Oltsik on CNET.
Everyone is talking about the “consumerization” of information technology being the next big trend. Well, OK, but just what does IT consumerization mean. It turns out that many people are talking about different things. Through some research, I think I can summarize this trend […]

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Coming back to the debate on use of various technologies in the corporate world today, when we consider the international virtual teams some people think that there has been much hype about the use of Web 2.0. However, the picture seems to be a little different in reality.
It is observed that the social network technologies […]

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While good documentation and centralized knowledge publishing pays for itself, this is a good illustration of a TWB customer

Increasing sales closure, hence higher and quicker revenue, &
Decreasing product support & training costs  and the same time

All because they centralized and outsourced documentation development! While this was for a telecom supplier, it is equally relevant for […]

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The corporate world today is dominated by the use of computers and its latest technologies. They also play a very big role in deciphering the future of Web 2.0. Going in line with this thought, the Enterprise 2.0 is also viewed as the future of E-learning. The discussion could be a never-ending one and is […]

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by Rakesh Shukla
Initially the Internet (Web 1.0) was a platform that enabled users to acquire information with very little interaction involved. With the advancement in technology and the emergence of Web 2.0, users now have the power to collaborate. Tools offered by Web 2.0, such as Blogs, Wikis and Podcasts have helped achieve this online […]

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For all medical, science, and marketing writers, and health care information technologists the Documentation and Training Life Sciences Conference  will be the ultimate stop to find out ways to reduce the time and energy it takes to create the content needed to run pharmaceutical companies, medical device firms, and health and hospital corporations. The conference […]

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