A short history of personal computing. [A note: Before I get a lot of email, personal pronouns in this presentation vary by paragraph. I know it. It's on purpose.] Once upon a time there was a worker in an organization. The worker longed to contribute what he knew to help...
I “borrowed” this headline from a twitter entry by Sameer Patel (Sameer Patel (@SameerPatel) 6/29/10 3:11 PM - When you locate the organizations Chief Un-Silo Officer, please let me know #e20 #CIO.). Sameer is being a bit cynical maybe but it captures the essence of many of the discussions I...
I'm a big fan of the TWIG ( This Week in Google ) podcasts hosted by Leo Laporte and usually featuring Jeff Jarvis (author of What Would Google Do? ) and Gina Trapani (author of The Complete Guide to Google Wave ) and a random guest or two. On one of the recent shows (can't...
I had an interesting experience at last week’s Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston walking around the expo asking a simple question – “what business problems are you attempting to solve with your E20 solution? “. To me “better collaboration” and “knowledge sharing” are not really good enough to...
Christian Finn from Microsoft (and he could also be a stunt double for Steve Ballmer ) gave an interesting presentation at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference on how they scaled their internal podcasting initiative -- called "Academy Mobile." Among the keys to success... Give people the...
I greatly enjoyed Andrew McAfee's keynote at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference. During the keynote, he discussed 4 tensions that currently exist in the E2.0 space. Tension #1 -- "Cargo Cult vs. Infrastructure" During the years following World War II in the Pacific, observers...
Much discussion about the need to pilot E2.0 solutions have taken place since Andrew McAfee posted his “ Drop the pilot ” blog entry a little over a month ago. Andrew summarized and responded to some of these discussions and comments in his “ Drop the Pilot, Part 2 ”. One of the comments...
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