SlideDeck used to explain #EnterpriseBrain concept during the SharePoint Saturday New-Hampshire event.
Do you Know SocialKM? How to capitalize on the Know-How of the company?
2. Was made possible by the generous
support of the following sponsors…
And by your participation… Thank you!
3. Nicolas Georgeault
SharePoint Senior Architect
@Negotium Technologies Montreal
20 years of experience in IT
13 with SharePoint
5 as a SharePoint MVP
Co-author of Microsoft SharePoint Server
2010 et 2013 French books
• Email/Yammer: ngeorgeault@negotium.com
• Twitter: @Ngeorgeault
• Blog: http://blog.georgeault.co /
http://www.itlounge.ca
13. Knowledge
The knowledge can be defined as ‘an
organized body of facts, principles,
procedures and information acquired
over time’. (N. Blanchard and J. Thacker, 2009)
knowledge refers to what individuals or
teams of employees know or know how
to do (human and social knowledge) as
well as a company’s rules, processes,
tools, and routines (structured
knowledge). (R. Noe, 2008)
To remain competitive companies need to
develop strategies to retain knowledge from
older workers and transfer it successfully to
other employees in the corporation. (T. Calo, 2008)
“As the Baby Boomer generation
prepares for retirement, many firms want to
be sure that the knowledge and experience
gained by the current leadership does not walk
out the door when they do” (S. Glick, 2007)
14. Knowledge versus Know-how
•For 20 years, document is considered as THE
reference
Document by nature
Information Data
Information
Knowledge
sense
structuration
Knowledge
Knowledge
Knowledge
Knowledge
Know-how
logic
memory
Experience
understanding emotional knowledge
15. Enterprise of things
1. Create a kind of Enterprise Big Data
2. Use Graph features brought by Social Tools
Communication
$
$
#
#
$
16. Connect your systems …
•Form a cloud of data
from existing systems
to better exploit your
information.
•Avoid errors during
copying of data
between systems.
•Using SharePoint as a
data bus
ERP
Big
Data
CRM
Discussions
Diffusion
Documents
Collaborati
on
21. Form origins…
•1909 - Charles Sanders Peirce in MS 514
publication
•1976 - John F. Sowa for IBM in "Conceptual
Graphs for a Data Base Interface“
•More details on “Les usages et techniques de
Yammer et Office 365”
http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Le
s-usages-et-techniques-2128b80e
22. … to the future
Ent. Graph is not just about people
All application and all information can
be connected
23. Just a quick exemple
Command
in Dynamics
Customer in
CRM
Contact in
SharePoint/
Yammer
Monthly
sales in
PowerBI
Discussion
in a
Yammer
Feed
Cross-
Selling
Opportunit
y
OneDrive to
share
documents
Sales
contact in
CRM/Share
Point
Expert
identified in
SharePoint/
Yammer
24. With dimensions…
Command
in Dynamics
Customer in
CRM
Contact in
SharePoint/
Yammer
Monthly
sales in
PowerBI
Discussion
in a
Yammer
Feed
Cross-
Selling
Opportunit
y
OneDrive to
share
documents
Sales
contact in
CRM/Share
Point
Expert
identified in
SharePoint/
Yammer
Command
in Dynamics
Discussion
around
same needs
Expert
identified in
SharePoint/
Yammer
Cross-
Selling
Opportunit
y
25. GQL and Office Graph
•Edges
•REST graph query
http://j.mp/GqlOfficeGraph
27. Start working like a Brain
•A connectome is
a comprehensive
map of neural
connections in
the brain, and
may be thought
of as its "wiring
diagram". -
Wikipedia
29. 1. Improve your Search engine
• Use what you got first… No additional license cost
• Create additional Search Pages to enrich the
Search experience
• Open Graph and Office Graph use Search engine
• SharePoint Search, Yammer Search or PowerBI
Search?
• Connect on your applications and crawl the
content
• Federate Search between your applications
31. Attribute
• Generates business domain segments and concepts for
dynamic “Faceted search”
• Generates words cloud
• Generates summaries
• Classify and categorize Automatically documents
• Automatic extraction of concepts, entities, and patterns
• Build-in support for multi-languages information sources
(English-French and Spanish).
http://j.mp/AttributeEn
32. 2. Start Enterprise Social Network
• Create a Business uses catalog to resolve
concrete business situations
• Even if you are using SharePoint Social
Features… Jump In! Think about Community
template
• Integrate social in processes to increase
adoption instead of Emails. Ex: Communicate
with some partners
• Start small but think BIG… But Start!
33. Business uses catalog example
Corp
Manage Corporate
Communication
Expertise Identification
Partners communities
Event management
Marketing
Customers
communities
HR
Collaborator
Emboarding
Collaborators
Engagement
Training and personal
development
Retail
Point of sales
communities
34. 3. Give right tool to your users
• Empower your users with efficient tools
• Knowledge stored in an Email is lost or
unusable for the rest of the company
• Ex: Use Harmon.ie third party tool to break
habits and the Email silos
• Think Mobile First for your tools. More than
50% of conversations will not happen at the
office.
36. Everywhere You Work
In the Office
In your Outlook
On the road
In a Mobile App
On the run
In a Mobile App
Wherever
In Outlook Web App
http://harmon.ie/
37. From any device
Android iOS Windows BlackBerry
Phone
http://harmon.ie/
38. 4. Provide Dashboards
• Extract data from your graph to generate Excel
and PowerBI data sources.
• Visio Services are already part of your product…
Use it!
• Some of these dashboards already exists… Just
use it!
• Yammer dashboards with PowerBI
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/richard_dizeregas_bl
og/archive/2014/04/09/yammer-analytics-with-
excel-and-power-bi.aspx
39. Visio Application
Maintenance Issue - Load Testing
L270 Campain -
Presentation.pptx
Collateral Center
Introduction a SharePoint
Alan Steiners s OneDrive
#BuildTheFuture
Alan Steiners s OneDrive
Yammer Power BI (Basic)
Codename Tosilog
Alan Steiners s OneDrive
M300 Smartphone
Collateral Center
Offre SocialKM Rappel
interne
Alan Steiners s OneDrive
Office 365 UG and
SharePoint UG Québec
Alan Steiners s OneDrive
Building 3
Facilities
#Me
Issue Status Report
Alan Steiners s OneDrive
45. Montrealers’ Sessions
•How to use SP2013, O365 and Yammer to create
a knowledge network
• Nicolas Georgeault (Bedford 1h30)
•Top misconfiguration issues for SharePoitn 2013
• Serge Tremblay (Norhtwood, 2h40)
• Build your business portal on office 365 : the
social company
• Fabrice Vaxelaire, Vincent Biret (Chesterfield, 1h30)
Planned for February 7th 2015 Meetings 1st Tuesday of the month
At the Microsoft Montréal Office
http://www.meetup.com/guspquebec/
46. Was made possible by the generous
support of the following sponsors…
And by your participation… Thank you!
47. Join us for the raffle & SharePint following the
last session
Be sure to fill out your eval form &
turn in at the end of the day for a
ticket to the BIG raffle!
Notes de l'éditeur
Document
Qu'est-ce qu'un document ? Comment peut-on définir le plus sûrement un document ?On serait tenté de répondre qu'il s'agit d'un papier sur lequel sont consignées des informations. C'est un peu réducteur et un peu rapide. Mais cette première approche nous donne deux pistes : le rapport entre document et information, et aussi le fait qu'un document est un support d'information.Le document est avant tout un support. On peut le définir génériquement comme un objet porteur d'information.
Document par nature
Dans la plupart des cas, ce qu'on nomme couramment document sera le document par nature. Un livre est un document par nature. Il est de la nature d'un livre de porter de l'information. Mais il peut devenir objet par destination
Donnée d'information
Les données d'information sont les plus petits éléments d'information portés par des données. Exemple : 17. Ce chiffre en soi n'a aucune signification particulière ; il est cependant indispensable à la communication d'une information. Mais il conviendra de le croiser avec d'autres données d'information pour qu'il prenne un sens.
Information
L'information est donc cet ensemble de données intelligible, qui prend un sens. À ce sujet, il est possible de distinguer une définition objective et une définition subjective de l'information.
Connaissance
Une fois décryptées les données et après leur avoir restitué le sens informatif, il reste à structurer ces informations en vue de leur conférer un sens plus large, le seul qui ait été vécu comme tel et comme valable pendant des millénaires : la connaissance. L'information en soi n'a donc qu'un intérêt très relatif. Elle ne vaudra que parce qu'elle sert de marchepied pour accéder à la connaissance. L'information n'en est seulement que le vecteur ; tout comme le document est celui de l'information. Un faisceau d'informations permet de constituer, de reconstituer ou d'enrichir une connaissance sur un sujet.
Savoir
Un ensemble organisé de connaissances constitue un savoir. Sur un plan de gestion de l'information et des connaissances, si l'on parvient à modéliser cette organisation en un savoir identifiable, on est capable de construire, par delà des bases de connaissances, des systèmes experts, applications d'une discipline plus large, appelée intelligence artificielle.
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Yammer uses the Open Graph protocol to connect applications to create the Enterprise Graph: a single mapping of people and objects they encounter at work.
The Open Graph protocol provides an efficient framework for understanding data, where an action defines the relationship between a person and an object. With this framework, employees can collaborate on anything within the Enterprise Graph.
Key Message:
Social isn’t the destination - push and pull and there isn’t an enterprise graph that looks the same as another so help your customer build theirs.
Instructor Tips:
Remind about the developer certification and the developer’s network
3 principal things about modern Search Engine
1. Answer ;2. Converse, discuss3. Anticipate