The last two days there has been some discussions (see here and here) about the announcement regarding the alliance of Hinchcliffe & Co with Michael Krigsman’s Asuret for a so-called “Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0” service offering. As Dion Hinchcliffe was in Munich until today I took the chance of interviewing him what this buzz is all about – and we talked about this new approach as the next stage in the maturity lifecycle of E2.0 consulting service. But here we go – make your own opinion about it:
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What do you think about the approach? Is the “proactive risk monitoring and governance” (as I would call it) the missing point for securing the success of E2.0 initiatives?
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Hi Bjoern,
Thanks so much for coming up to the Munich airport so early this morning so we could talk about this. I do strongly believe that we’re entering a new phase of maturity for social computing in the enterprise and we think this model will genuinely help.
Those who want more details on this approach can visit:
http://hinchcliffeandcompany.com/pragmaticenterprise2/
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Dion Hinchcliffe
Hi Bjoern,
Thanks so much for coming up to the Munich airport so early this morning so we could talk about this. I do strongly believe that we’re entering a new phase of maturity for social computing in the enterprise and we think this model will genuinely help.
Those who want more details on this approach can visit:
http://hinchcliffeandcompany.com/pragmaticenterprise2/
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Dion Hinchcliffe
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Interview with Dion Hinchcliffe about the Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 approach http://bit.ly/sp0Fv via @20Adoption
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Reading and watching an interview with Dion Hinchcliffe about the Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 approach http://bit.ly/sp0Fv via
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Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 Alliance http://bit.ly/1sh0lO http://bit.ly/1OBm84 http://bit.ly/24gcXw http://bit.ly/2hSlBj >I’ve some questions
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Listening to Interview with Dion Hinchcliffe (@dhinchcliffe) about the Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 approach http://ow.ly/waVU
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RT @enterprise20 here we go – the interview with @dhinchcliffe on his alliance with @mkrigsman & the Pragmatic E2.0 http://bit.ly/45zb8r
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@bn_at_twitter Thx for link to Munich interview with @dhinchcliffe on the pragmatic enterprise 2.0 approach http://bit.ly/4k9RaO #pe20 #e20
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Interview with @dhinchcliffe about his alliance with @mkrigsman & the Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 approach http://bit.ly/45zb8r @enterprise20
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Interview with @dhinchcliffe about his alliance with @mkrigsman & the Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 approach http://bit.ly/45zb8r @enterprise20
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Interview with Dion Hinchcliffe about the Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 approach http://tinyurl.com/yzz575e
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