Knowledge Network FAQ
Created on: Jan 25, 2009 1:52 PM by Patrick Avery - Last Modified: Jan 25, 2009 11:25 PM by ITBusinessEdgeStaff
1) What is the Knowledge Network?
The Knowledge Network a professional community providing users with high-quality, useful information, tools and templates to support your business’ success. In addition, the Knowledge Network encourages discussion and collaboration among IT colleagues and businesses.
2) How do I participate in the Knowledge Network?
Guests can register for the Knowledge Network at www.itbe.com.
3) Who can write a document on the Knowledge Network?
Any registered user can start discussions, upload documents and modify wikis.
4) What can I write on the Knowledge Network?
Useful documents such as worksheets, spreadsheets, calculators, job descriptions, hiring documents, tutorials, checklists, glossaries, legal forms and policies, human resources forms, IT forms, financial forms, quizzes, planners, primers and slide shows, surveys, survey results and questionnaires.
5) What should I not write on the Knowledge Network?
Do not write entries used in direct-marketing campaigns. If you have any questions about what you can and cannot write on the Knowledge Network, please contact Knowledge Network moderator Patrick Avery at patrick.avery@itbe.com.
All documents are published on the Knowledge Network for sharing and collaborating with fellow IT users and colleagues.
6) How can I use the documents on the Knowledge Network?
Documents written on the Knowledge Network may be used for individual or company purposes. Please click here for the Knowledge Network’s complete terms and conditions.
7) How do I post a discussion on the Knowledge Network?
On the Knowledge Network main page, select “Start a discussion” in the Actions menu on the left side of the page.
8) How do I write a document on the Knowledge Network?
On the Knowledge Network main page, select “Create a document” in the Actions menu on the left side of the page.
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