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Hype Cycle for High-Performance Workplace, 2006
14 July 2006
 
Rita E. Knox   Debra Logan   Tom Austin   Whit Andrews   James Lundy   Karen M. Shegda   Toby Bell   Kenneth Chin   Gene Phifer   Nikos Drakos   Matthew W. Cain   Lou Latham   Ray Valdes   Jackie Fenn   Kathy Harris   Michael A. Silver   Bern Elliot   Waldir Arevolo De Azevedo Filho   Stephanie Baghdassarian   Tom Eid   Allen Weiner   Mike McGuire   Van L. Baker   David W. Cearley   David Gootzit   David Mario Smith   Mark R. Gilbert   Jeffrey Mann   Annette Jump   Richard G. Harris   George J. Weiss  

Consumer technologies are increasingly being adopted in corporate environments. That's why it's important to understand less-mature, more-informal HPW technologies because they eventually may help simplify work processes, reduce costs and improve intraenterprise interactions.







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Table of Contents



    
Analysis

1.0
    
What You Need to Know
2.0
    
The Hype Cycle
3.0
    
The Priority Matrix
4.0
    
On the Rise

4.1
    
Workplace Enhanced Business Applications
4.2
    
Podcasting
4.3
    
Ubiquitous Collaboration
4.4
    
Desktop Portals
4.5
    
Text Mining
4.6
    
Collective Intelligence
5.0
    
At the Peak

5.1
    
Corporate Semantic Web
5.2
    
Mashup
5.3
    
Basic Content Services
5.4
    
Desktop Search (Personal Knowledge Search)
5.5
    
Content Integration
5.6
    
Folksonomies
5.7
    
Smart Enterprise Suites
5.8
    
Open-Source Tools for Web Content Management
5.9
    
Web 2.0 Workplace Technologies
5.10
    
Social Network Analysis
5.11
    
Unified Communications
6.0
    
Sliding Into the Trough

6.1
    
Linux on Desktop for Mainstream Business Users
6.2
    
Desktop Video
6.3
    
Automated Text Categorization
6.4
    
Wikis
6.5
    
Corporate Blogging
6.6
    
E-Learning Suites
6.7
    
Public Semantic Web
6.8
    
Natural-Language Search
6.9
    
Enterprise Digital Asset Management
6.10
    
Expertise Location and Management
6.11
    
E-Forms
6.12
    
Records Management
6.13
    
Enterprise Instant Messaging
6.14
    
Shared Workspaces
7.0
    
Climbing the Slope

7.1
    
Unified Messaging
7.2
    
Enterprise Portals
7.3
    
Taxonomy
7.4
    
Web Conferencing
7.5
    
Enterprise Content Management
7.6
    
Multimedia Messaging Service
7.7
    
Presence
7.8
    
Knowledge Management
8.0
    
Entering the Plateau

8.1
    
Web Content Management
9.0
    
Appendices

9.1
    
Previous Iteration of the Hype Cycle
9.2
    
Hype Cycle Phases, Benefit Ratings and Maturity Levels

    
Recommended Reading


List of Tables



Table 1.  
Hype Cycle Phases
 

Table 2.  
Benefit Ratings
 

Table 3.  
Maturity Levels
 

List of Figures



Figure 1. 
Hype Cycle for High-Performance Workplace, 2006
 

Figure 2. 
Priority Matrix for High-Performance Workplace, 2006
 

Figure 3. 
For Reference: Hype Cycle for High-Performance Workplace, 2005
 



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