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The Value of MIKE2.0

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This article describes why MIKE2.0 was created and has therefore been protected. Propose changes to this article on its corresponding discussion page.


There are lots of great community sites for Information Management. A question that's often asked is Why would I go to MIKE2.0?, What makes MIKE2.0 unique?.

The perspective of the leadership team is that we haven’t quite figured out information management yet. The techniques are relatively immature and fragmented and the problems keep getting more complex. This is one of the reasons we see so many problems today in our clients. It is also why we see organizations that manage information well being so successful.

Information Development

By creating a standard for Information Development through a common competency. This is really what the community needs and due to the complexity of the issue, a complete framework is needed solve the problem. That’s our primary goal with MIKE2.0 and something no other consulting firms provides. We’re also using this approach as an organizing framework for open source technology.

Integrated Content Repository

Through the Integrated Content Repository, organizations create mashups to the MIKE2.0 standard and the best assets on the web. We call this approach Governance 2.0 and it’s a solution we can build for our clients.

read the complete whitepaper.

Open Methodology Framework

As far as we know, MIKE2.0 is the world’s first open and collaborative methodology. It will be an interesting challenge for our community to see if we can actually build on this approach, which sits between a Wikipedia-style model and something you would see with code.


For a community standpoint, we think the approach is working. Every day we’re seeing more visitors to MIKE2.0 and getting positive feedback. We have a long way to go, but we're getting there.

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