Part one of this discussion on KM and portal technologies focused primarily on a historical review and the emergence of the '2nd
Knowledge Management and Portal Technologies
Part one of this discussion on KM and portal technologies focused primarily on a historical review and the emergence of the '2nd generation' of KM: Leveraging technology to define KM and utilizing the Microsoft SharePoint architecture to aggregate contextual and task related information into an easily accessible form. This article will continue the modern KM technology discussion by focusing on the relevance of existing search technologies and the potential and viability of SharePoint 2007 as a KM and portal platform.
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