Knowledge Management for SharePoint
WSN unveiled its latest content enabled vertical application (CEVA), called WSN Insight for Microsoft SharePoint , a game changing knowledge management (KM) and intellectual property management (IPM) application. WSN Insight radically revolutionizes corporate communications to better leverage intellectual property. WSN Insight dramatically reduces the cost of collaboration activities by harnessing social networking paradigms for practical corporate usage. Any organization can now apply these concepts to better interpret the intrinsic value of the information available to them.
Most organizations struggle to effectively collaborate, due to the high cost of using tradition methods such as meetings, conference calls and webinars. The time investment to get everyone together causes even the smallest organization to sacrifice the ability to effectively tap into their IP. Researchers conclude most companies derive 80% of their value from just 20% of their products, customers or ideas! WSN Insight substantially reduces the transactional cost of collaboration, allowing any organization to embrace the rejected 80% of their IP.
WSN Insight is built upon the Microsoft SharePoint 2007/2010 technology stack. Organizations that already own SharePoint can benefit immediately from the easy to use and install KM/IPM application. WSN Insight makes the most of your investment in SharePoint making great use of enterprise search, MySites, content libraries, content ratings, lists, and the Bing decision engine.
WSN highlights the following capabilities of
WSN Insight:
 | Enables organizations to tap into the collective IP of the organization which is necessary to implement new ideas |
| Enables any organization to leverage social networking concepts to better interpret the value of information available to the organization |
| Enables organizations to mine their horizontal IP while maintaining its vertical lines of business |
 | Alleviates the misuse of email systems |
| Enables virtual, large-scale collaboration |
“Information is power, but interpretation is more powerful.” Danah Boyd