So here is, in a nutshell, what I tell people on how to begin defining their enterprise social collaboration strategy: Start the conversation inside your organization
Additionally, the challenge is to ensure that enterprise social collaboration addresses the business benefits of the organization and provides substantial ROI without sacrificing the sometimes business-divergent social needs of the users
Enterprise Collaboration solutions have been termed as Game Changers and are in huge demand. Leading Analysts like IDC have predicted the Enterprise Collaboration Software Market to grow at ~40% YOY and become a $4.3 bn market by 2016 . This in-turn has encouraged a lot of product vendors to...
They are Lightly mobile mature ECM applications, Moderately mobile enterprise social collaboration applications, and Highly mobile vertical LOB applications...It also includes most of the Enterprise Social Collaboration capabilities
The use of social media tools and techniques in a business context (aka, social business, enterprise social collaboration, social media and collaboration, Enterprise 2.0, the social enterprise, etc.) crossed a threshold somewhere about the middle of 2011
The future of enterprise social collaboration will be an incremental change in how we connect and consume this data
Companies that can do this well will have a distinct competitive advantage over those who cannot. Enterprise social collaboration has begun to mature The technology itself has been around for a decade or more, however most large enterprises are fairly new to the game
My name is Kent Cunningham and I have spent roughly 22 years in various technology fields ranging from IP networking to telephony, global call centers to CRM, and most recently I have been focused on the evolving markets of Enterprise Social Collaboration beyond email and instant messaging
A recent ZDNet article seems to agree: “ Much of SharePoint's redesign is intended to refocus sites as enterprise social collaboration tools ” Maybe it was going to take too long to figure out how to compete in the social/mobile market with the same product that they suggested could be used for Content Management
The three groups are: Group #1: The easiest -- Light SOE integrated withmature Administrative and Line of Business ECM applications Group #2: The more complex and knowledge-worker focused Moderate SOE enterprise social collaboration applications Group #3: The complex and usually process-worker focused Heavy SOE integratedwithvertical Line of Business applications
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