Adequacy and knowledge base

UPDATED: 09-02-07
Here is another link came. It is this vector that is being discussed. Sorry, my English almost does not allow reading these materials - and, honestly, I don’t have time.
But still, all the same ... The trend is obvious. Those of the corporation, which will become quite flexible and will begin to use social networks in the conduct of business more efficiently than others - will be “OK!”. The rest will fade into the background, and some will die.
- Web 2.0, of course, an interesting topic.
The transition from cypalism to netocracy is also an interesting topic.

But what thoughts are swarming: is it possible to add the web-two- zero- zero technology to the business management system?

I sit and think: are there any examples of using a blog core for doing business in a company? Not a corporate blog, where they write "about this and that," namely, the system of increasing adequacy.
Say, the employee did something useful - and immediately put it down.
Found a contact - noted in the blog.
The task did - noted.
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Perhaps such a system in conjunction with a normal search engine (or the a-la Habrahabr markup system) could replace the cumbersome enterprise management systems. Let not any, but, as I think, most meet the realities of the present day:
- small
- mobile,
- often with remote work.

After all, what happens here?
Saving data is.
Structuring - is.
The ability to pick up any information you need is there.
The possibility of unambiguous determination of the author of the post - is.
Information system - there is.

And what else is needed in the enterprise management system? In any case, normal analytics can be done only after receiving various quarterly and annual reports on the work in the form of specific amounts of revenue.

And the current management - here it is, please ...