Creating A Learning Web Culture
A presentation by
by Dr Ross N. Williams of Rocksoft
2 May 1997

Abstract
Too often, the reaction of companies first exposed to web technology is to commission a corporate web, place it online, and forget about it. This is like installing a telephone system and then never using it. In this presentation, Dr Ross Williams describes the need for managers, who are serious about the business potential of the web, to accept the web as a platform for change rather than an end in itself, and to build a learning culture that will enable the business to grow with the web instead of being forced to undergo a serious of painful and disruptive revolutions.

Properties Of The New Web Media
Stage 1: The Brochure Paradigm
Stage 2: The Reference Paradigm
Stage 3: The Service Delivery Paradigm
Stage 4: The E-Zine Paradigm
Stage 5: The Market Research Paradigm
Stage 6: The Virtual Community Paradigm
Stage 7: The Corporate Memory Paradigm
Stage 8: The Corporate Process Control Paradigm
Stage 9: The Learning Culture Paradigm


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