Bioteams blog : knowledge management enhancements
Stumble It!I am pleased to announce a major upgrade to www.bioteams.com (Team Dynamics, Virtual Collaboration and Bioteaming) with a number of exciting new features to make it much easier to browse, locate and share its nearly 500 articles and essays.
New Features include:
- Tag cloud
- Photo gallery
- Improved categorisation
- New search engine
- Enhance RSS support
- Social bookmarking
Please let me know what you think of it!
Ken Thompson
(The Bumble Bee)
Many Thanks to Mihai at PRO IT Service S. R. L. for his amazing Movable Type skills in working with me to rapidly implement this major upgrade to www.bioteams.com. in a very short timeframe.
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Kudos to you Ken!
I've long enjoyed your ideas on collaboration - and thus upgrade makes it much, much easier to find the exact topics I seek... plus lure me deeper into related topics (you devilishly clever fellow you)
How do you find time to write so prodigiously?
Great Idea Ken, almost like going "open source". I think a very valuable extension might be examplar vids of you interviewing people on how they used these tools, and special insights they were able to gain.