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What is the right relationship model for social apps within the enterprise?
I was linked this morning towards an article of the BusinessWeek that is discussing some statements of Socialtext CEO Eugene Lee about the preferable model of relationship for internal social applications. SocialText CEO Eugene Lee argues that Twitter might be a better model than Facebook for next-gen communications within companies, so-called Enterprise 2.0. Facebook’s trouble? [...]
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Enterprise 2.0 – an evolution or revolution of the organisation
While cleaning up my inbox I stumbled upon some old mail conversations of our advisory board regarding a dogmatic discussion about whether Enterprise 2.0 is an "evolution" or "revolution". From my last post on the classification of use case it becomes clear that I am very much on the "evolutionary" side of the discussion when [...]
Also posted in E20 SUMMIT, Extending the Social Idea 1 Comment
Classification of Enterprise 2.0 use cases
What is Enterprise 2.0 all about? IMHO – this is the most asked question when talking about this topic. As several bright heads have said before instead of theoretically talking about the Enterprise 2.0 vision we need to talk about use cases and case studies that show and unveil the power of this so-called “social [...]
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What is Lotus Connections about in 2009 – Interview with Stefan Pfeiffer of IBM
Last week there was another Enterprise 2.0 related event in Germany – the DMS EXPO. Martin and Thorsten Zoernert discussed the event and the open question to be addressed by the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 SUMMIT already here and here (unfortunately only in German!). One of the featured speaker at the conference of DMS EXPO was [...]
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e20summit_grouplinks 08/21/2009
+400 Enterprise 2.0 products Whoa, Todd Stevphens compiled an extensive list – good to have, but with all downsides that come with it like extreme puzzledness and headaches for the reader upon seeing Blogger (Google) included in the list as well as Twiki classified as Open Source. Strange too, that he missed out on Knowledge [...]
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Catching up on missed out conferences – sign of excellence
Being at reboot made me miss out not only the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston but also Kongressmedia’s Intranet Summit 2009. Sad thing, normally I would have been there for meeting other consultants like Saim or Stephan and above all meeting practitioners and getting to know more about their intranet projects and approaches. Good then [...]
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Want to look behind the scenes of the E2.0 SUMMIT? Processes and all …
During the last few days a lot of discussing has happened behind the stage of the Enterprise 2.0 SUMMIT – and it is triggering more worthwhile posts as well. As the idea of the E2.0 SUMMIT on Oct 6-8th is to represent a community and expertise hub for the European Enterprise 2.0 community this is [...]
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Microblogging as a Corporate Tool
The discussions about micro blogging services have reached another peak these days with Yammer winning the beauty contest at TechCrunch50. Despite all reservations regarding Yammer not being very innovative this incident at least turned on the light on looking at micro blogging services as Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce, Identi.ca or as well Yammer (see full list [...]
Also posted in Commentary, E20 SUMMIT, IOM SUMMIT, Social Collaboration, Social Messaging 21 Comments
Rewarding social software participation within the corporation
Lots of information have been already distributed through out the net about the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM / Cologne, that took place already nearly two weeks ago. Now we finished cutting and setting up all the recorded video materials – so here we go with the presentation of Suw Charman-Anderson talking about the “adoption strategy for [...]