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With the addition of social media to the already increasing amount of Web content, companies are spending more resources trying to make sense of what is happening. In addition, the connections between formal, informal, structured and unstructured information are becoming more difficult to establish. It may only get worse with the advent of auto-generated content and other content "farms." In this session we will explore and discuss how the application of chaos theory to this issue can help break the silos of information and allow the emergence of meaningful awareness for better decision making. This new paradigm moves beyond Page Rank to reduce the impact of traditional SEO techniques that can elevate low quality content. We will look at how the visualization of connections between content related to a particular theme can reveal new relationships and help with the discovery and awareness of trends, both anticipated and unanticipated.
Session Format 2 Speaker Session
Target Audience Advanced
Principal Speaker
First Name
Thierry
Last Name Hubert
Title Presdient
Company Darwin Ecosystems
Professional Biography
Thierry has over 20 years experience in Knowledge Management, Collaboration Technologies and online Social Networks. He is the co-founder of Darwin Ecosystem, a company currently building a next generation awareness engine based on emergence ranking from chaos theory principles. While working for Price Waterhouse, Lotus Development Corporation and IBM, he helped create and pioneer some of the first recognized collaborative, knowledge management and enterprise 2.0 solutions for Fortune 500 companies. His experience and passion for solving information consumption overload, in the increasingly chaotic and unstructured Web 2.0 communication flow, has lead him to embrace the chaos theory as a foundation for awareness, discovery and serendipity.
Company Background
Darwin Ecosystem is a Web software company dedicated to solve the information overload experienced by most organizations, and especially by those leveraging web 2.0 technologies. Our products and services are designed to accelerate the awareness, discovery and consumption of relevant information. The Darwin Awareness EngineTM allows for eDiscovery both on the Web and within the enterprise.
Co-Speaker First Name Bill
Last Name Ives
Title VP Social Media
Company Darwin Ecosystem
Professional Biography
Bill has served for over 25 years in leadership positions as a consultant in learning, knowledge management, other business applications of emerging technologies, and most recently is helping firms with social media such as blogs and Twitter. He is also leading the soclal media efforts at Darwin Ecosystems. Prior to his current roles, Bill led the Accenture Knowledge Management/Portals client practice. He obtained his Ph. D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Toronto. Bill can be reached at his own blog, Portals and KM and through Twitter @billives.
Company Background Darwin Ecosystem is a Web software company dedicated to solve the information overload experienced by most organizations, and especially by those leveraging web 2.0 technologies. Our products and services are designed to accelerate the awareness, discovery and consumption of relevant information. The Darwin Awareness EngineTM allows for eDiscovery both on the Web and within the enterprise.
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Posted on 12/14/2009 10:43 AM CST
, Last Modified on 03/30/2010 12:32 PM CDT
Comments (7)
Bill,
I wish I could be in Boston for this topic! Chaos Theory (in the context of emergent business models, and self-organizing systems) has been an old interest of mine ...
Bill, Would love to hear you at this session and discuss in private. My topic on Contextual Collaboration and our Qontext product have good relation to this theory. Jay
Very interesting topic - a couple of questions: - The tool looks like its primarily built around identifying correlations between the occurrence of terms in RSS feed items - is that true? And which bit of chaos theory is it drawing on for that (yes, cheeky question)? - Who's using it at the moment?
Matt, You are correct regarding the RSS feed items and their correlations. As to the Chaos theory is concerned... I will leave you with a clue: attractors and self-organization. Most of our users are Media and energy companies.
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