DC Collaboration Center (DCCC)

1. DC Collaboration Center (DCCC) Al Lun, Middle Way Group

2. Agenda • Background • Prototype • Your support

3. Flat World • High speed internet access • Pervasive computing devices • Ubiquitous use of “web browser”: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome • Connected world • eCommerce: amazon.com • Buy/sell: eBay • Partnership enablement: Alibaba.com • Social networking: MySpace, Facebook, Twitter • Business professional networking: Linkedkin, Xing • Search plus next generation computing platform: Google • Non-profits: Oxfam • Government

4. Global Village Opportunities Brazil Russia Buy Sell Collaborate Socialize China

5. Why Have DC Collaboration Center • Improve communication • Cultivate knowledge and re-use • Traceability • Meetings • Action Items • Deep Discussions • Documents (procedures) Web based Content Management System

6. Productivity and Efficiency • Process • Events • Governance • Meetings • Newsletters • Communication • Knowledge management • Productivity (result/effort) • Compliance, transparency Process Technologies Leadership

7. Content life cycle scenario • Work Flow • Roles • States • Permissions

15. DC Collaboration Center • Based on Plone content management system - open source • Role-based security • Al Lun is providing this pro bono to DC running on Middle Way Group’s web server • Other Web groupware: Facebook, google doc, google group, etc. are options, but • Constrained look and feel • Users must have ID on those platforms • DC CC can potentially draw enough traffic such as chatting, video streaming that might get ad dollars

16. Conclusion • Any concerns? • Do you support us going forward from pilot?

17. Enabling the small world • Open source Content Management System • Affordable • Usable • Extensible • Testimonials: http://plone.net/ • Commerce sites • Academics: Penn State • Government: Brazilian Government • Non-profits: Oxfam • Churches: Foreunner

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