I conducted a series on
interviews over the past two months on how Océ Is implementing enterprise
2.0. Océ is a leading international provider of digital document management
technology and services. Most interviews were with Samuel Driessen, Information Architect at
Océ. I spoke about their SharePoint
efforts with Jan van Veen, Manager Internal Communications, in Corporate
Communications and Tom Dombret, the technical team lead on the SharePoint
effort. I spoke with Samuel and Peter Kruizinga about their social bookmarking
experiences. This post provides a summary of some key points and links to each
of the five posts.
I really like this dual
architectural role for both structured and unstructured information. It makes
so much sense to have these two information sources under the same
architectural leadership. The approach is to define information architecture principles
and then convey these principles to management and employees so they will see
the logic behind the approach. This is move away from rigid top-down rules. The
implementation details will change faster than the principles and managers and
employees will be able to make intelligent decisions aligned with the
principles.
Interesting, I love your approach concerning sharing information with employees and granting them the possibilities to participate actively to the decisions taken in the enterprise.
Posted by: sap project systems | December 02, 2012 at 02:36 AM