The Challenge of Internal Communications I recently joined a local roundtable group here in Seattle made up of business leaders focused on the challenges of internal business communications. In preparing for our first meeting the organizers asked that we each name our most pressing...
There is no longer a day, a conference, a note, which refers to the enterprise 2.0 and the tremendous changes that will made from collaborative applications, augmented reality, production in the cloud, etc
It is more than a week without a new article on Enterprise 2.0, collaboration, enterprise social networking, corporate social business, etc
These trends are closely bound to what Enterprise 2.0 technologies are designed to facilitate...Building on his measures, I have adjusted the terminology to reflect general enterprise collaboration - as it relates to Enterprise 2.0 technologies
They are examples of creative thinking powered by Enterprise 2.0 strategies that can supply value to any organization
Enterprise 2.0 aim to be human centric...Enterprise 2.0 is a model for development, growth, change, but also an opportunity for the emergence of new patterns including the one that will cover "information stewardship "
Want to find excellent examples of Enterprise 2.0?...One of the biggest issues with Enterprise 2.0 is creating and executing strategies that foster its adoption
How can we recognize an enterprise 2.0 and say "they did it, they're an example to follow" ?...And it was years before social media became maintream, before the rise of web 2.0
These last days I attended the famous Enterprise 2.0 conference and my experience was like a learning journey since, from the first to the last day, I have the impression to have traveled from the "it's about people" world to the "people are employees" one. To make it short, my very first session was a brilliant workshop about best practices in E20 adoption led by the 2.0 adoption council and the last was a session also ran by the Council where attendees could express which of their expectations were not met by the conference agenda