Social enterprise is dead. Long live the digital workplace!...Employees’ eyes glaze over — they think social enterprise tools will be one more thing they have to do and don’t see how it will benefit them
A few months ago, indenpendent analyst Dennis Howlett and Dion Hinchcliffe, Executive Vice of Strategy at the Dachis Group, debated whether the social enterprise was fact or fiction. While some saw the debate as laying to rest to question of the validity of the social enterprise, there is still a variety of opinions out there on the topic
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 topic is Dynamics of Content in a Social Enterprise . It's a preview of the panels we're going to do at IBM IOD on November 4 and 5: https://www-950.ibm.com/events/global/iod/agendabuilder/preview.html?
There is some overlap to the content coming from the Social Data stream … especially when that Social Data comes through The Social Enterprise . If you haven’t noticed, Microsoft is positioning SharePoint and the rest of the tools that “affect and enhance” social behavior to be “ The Social Enterprise
" In a recent blog post , the company's director of social computing and collaboration extolls the virtues of the social enterprise within Accenture: "With Collaboration 2.0 , tasks now take minutes, not days
Dissecting the "Social Enterprise" I found that there are at least 7 groupings of collaboration features that are at our finger tips today
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But the plumbing is no different for social business systems than it is for big data Facebook. How do social enterprises move from how good it feels to convene to how good should we feel based on 'this' target and 'that' metric?
Assume this is about collaboration, being social - Enterprise 2.0 isn’t about creating a Facebook behind the firewall or giving people a way to collaborate
With the growing adoption of electronic health records , explosion of mobile device use among clinicians and the rise of the social enterprise; healthcare staff and clinicians expect instant access to information
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