by Oscar Berg: "In the post 'ECM in the age of the social web - new slide deck' I promised that I would put some words to some of the slides from my presentation 'ECM Today - Trends & Reality'. Well, here they are."
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Showing posts with label socialnetwork. Show all posts
Friday, November 20, 2009
The Content Economy, 19.11.2009: ECM meets Enterprise 2.0 – 7 key trends
The Content Economy, 19.11.2009: ECM meets Enterprise 2.0 – 7 key trends
by Oscar Berg: "In the post 'ECM in the age of the social web - new slide deck' I promised that I would put some words to some of the slides from my presentation 'ECM Today - Trends & Reality'. Well, here they are."
by Oscar Berg: "In the post 'ECM in the age of the social web - new slide deck' I promised that I would put some words to some of the slides from my presentation 'ECM Today - Trends & Reality'. Well, here they are."
Friday, November 06, 2009
Information Week, 31.10.2009: Content Management: Collaboration And Social Networks Change The Game
Information Week, 31.10.2009: Content Management: Collaboration And Social Networks Change The Game
by Andrew Conry-Murray: "The blurring lines between different types of content mean IT organizations needs to adapt their strategies."
by Andrew Conry-Murray: "The blurring lines between different types of content mean IT organizations needs to adapt their strategies."
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
InformationWeek.com, 11.06.2008: Enterprise 2.0: Power To The People
InformationWeek.com, 11.06.2008: Enterprise 2.0: Power To The People
by Cora Nucci: "Now the next disruptive technology is upon us: Enterprise 2.0. But how will all this collaborative productivity be measured, and just as important: how will these measurements translate to compensation?"
by Cora Nucci: "Now the next disruptive technology is upon us: Enterprise 2.0. But how will all this collaborative productivity be measured, and just as important: how will these measurements translate to compensation?"
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Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Read/WriteWeb, 03.12.2007:2008 Will Be The Year of Business Networking
Read/WriteWeb, 03.12.2007:2008 Will Be The Year of Business Networking
by Bernard Lunn: "In this post we will give you three reasons for that prediction, plus six specific predictions and one interesting dark horse."
by Bernard Lunn: "In this post we will give you three reasons for that prediction, plus six specific predictions and one interesting dark horse."
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Sunday, December 02, 2007
The FASTForward Blog, 01.12.2007: Why the Future of Corporate Computing is ‘Informal’ : Enterprise 2.0 Blog: News, Coverage, and Commentary
The FASTForward Blog, 01.12.2007: Why the Future of Corporate Computing is ‘Informal’ : Enterprise 2.0 Blog: News, Coverage, and Commentary
by Joe McKendrick: "Social networking applications will be part of the informal organization (collaborative and non-hierarchical), versus the way software has traditionally been applied within the formal organization (very hierarchical, procedure oriented, highly political)."
by Joe McKendrick: "Social networking applications will be part of the informal organization (collaborative and non-hierarchical), versus the way software has traditionally been applied within the formal organization (very hierarchical, procedure oriented, highly political)."
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Friday, November 16, 2007
BusinessWeek, 15.11.2007: Social Networking with the Elite
BusinessWeek, 15.11.2007: Social Networking with the Elite
by Douglas MacMillan: "Tired of the Web masses? Now you can find your own gated communities on the Net—if they'll let you in"
by Douglas MacMillan: "Tired of the Web masses? Now you can find your own gated communities on the Net—if they'll let you in"
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
HBS Faculty Blogs, 03.11.2007: How to Hit the Enterprise 2.0 Bullseye
HBS Faculty Blogs, 03.11.2007: How to Hit the Enterprise 2.0 Bullseye
by Andrew McAfee: "The bullseye figure below is an extremely simple and not-to-scale representation of the relative size of these groups, from the perspective of our focal knowledge worker. The small core of people with whom she has strong ties is at the center, surrounded by her larger group of weakly-tied colleagues."
by Andrew McAfee: "The bullseye figure below is an extremely simple and not-to-scale representation of the relative size of these groups, from the perspective of our focal knowledge worker. The small core of people with whom she has strong ties is at the center, surrounded by her larger group of weakly-tied colleagues."
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
New York Times Blog Bits - Technology, 13.11.2007: Inbox 2.0: Yahoo and Google to Turn E-Mail Into a Social Network
New York Times Blog Bits - Technology, 13.11.2007: Inbox 2.0: Yahoo and Google to Turn E-Mail Into a Social Network
by Saul Hansell: "Google and Yahoo have come up with new and very similar plans to respond to the challenge from MySpace and Facebook: They hope to turn their e-mail systems and personalized home page services (iGoogle and MyYahoo) into social networks."
by Saul Hansell: "Google and Yahoo have come up with new and very similar plans to respond to the challenge from MySpace and Facebook: They hope to turn their e-mail systems and personalized home page services (iGoogle and MyYahoo) into social networks."
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Thursday, October 25, 2007
ZDNet.com, Enterprise Web 2.0, 22.10.2007: The state of Enterprise 2.0
ZDNet.com, Enterprise Web 2.0, 22.10.2007: The state of Enterprise 2.0
by Dion Hinchcliffe: "The increasing pervasiveness of the tools and awareness of Enterprise 2.0 will continue to have a growing impact on our businesses for better and worse."
by Dion Hinchcliffe: "The increasing pervasiveness of the tools and awareness of Enterprise 2.0 will continue to have a growing impact on our businesses for better and worse."
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Thursday, October 04, 2007
HBS Blog, 1.10.2007: The Ties that Find
HBS Blog, 1.10.2007: The Ties that Find
by Andrew McAfee: "the value of weak ties, as part of a business case for enterprise 2.0. All of these activities, especially the latter two, seem like they’d be highly valuable within a company, especially a large and/or geographically distributed one where you can’t access all colleagues just by bumping into them in the hallway. "
by Andrew McAfee: "the value of weak ties, as part of a business case for enterprise 2.0. All of these activities, especially the latter two, seem like they’d be highly valuable within a company, especially a large and/or geographically distributed one where you can’t access all colleagues just by bumping into them in the hallway. "
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Andrew McAfee, 16.09.2007: Input by Many, Decisions by ????
Andrew McAfee, 16.09.2007: Input by Many, Decisions by ????"
by Andrew McAfee: "Separating the information from the decision: Andrew McAfee has a pair of interesting articles on decision making in the world of cheap and fast information transfer."
by Andrew McAfee: "Separating the information from the decision: Andrew McAfee has a pair of interesting articles on decision making in the world of cheap and fast information transfer."
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Friday, September 14, 2007
Web Strategy by Jeremiah, 12.09.2007: Web Strategy (Advanced): Applying a Social Computing Strategy to the entire Product Lifecycle
Web Strategy by Jeremiah, 12.09.2007: Web Strategy (Advanced): Applying a Social Computing Strategy to the entire Product Lifecycle
by Jeremiah Owyang: "he walks through how to use tools such as social networks and blogs to connect with product customers as you are designing a product, launching a product and through the rest of its life."
by Jeremiah Owyang: "he walks through how to use tools such as social networks and blogs to connect with product customers as you are designing a product, launching a product and through the rest of its life."
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
TechCruch, 11.09.2007: The Holy Grail For Mobile Social Networks
TechCruch, 11.09.2007: The Holy Grail For Mobile Social Networks
by Michael Arrington: "physical presence detection and information exchange with other users. This is the Holy Grail of mobile social networking, and one of the main reasons for taking the networks off the desktop/laptop environment in the first place."
by Michael Arrington: "physical presence detection and information exchange with other users. This is the Holy Grail of mobile social networking, and one of the main reasons for taking the networks off the desktop/laptop environment in the first place."
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Friday, August 31, 2007
ZDNet.com, Enterprise Web 2.0, 27.09.2007: A checkpoint on Web 2.0 in the enterprise, Part 2
ZDNet.com, Enterprise Web 2.0, 27.09.2007: A checkpoint on Web 2.0 in the enterprise, Part 2
by Dion Hinchcliffe: "More than one large company has discovered that external customer communities provide better support to their own customers."
by Dion Hinchcliffe: "More than one large company has discovered that external customer communities provide better support to their own customers."
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Monday, August 13, 2007
Web Strategy by Jeremiah, 04.08.2007: Web Strategy Ownership: Enterprise 2.0 driven by Business or IT?
Web Strategy by Jeremiah, 04.08.2007: Web Strategy Ownership: Enterprise 2.0 driven by Business or IT?
by Jeremiah Owyang: "It’s often thought that IT should be driving the strategy, but I’ve seen too many projects run by IT where the technology is selected in order to appease the systems requirements but not those of the business."
by Jeremiah Owyang: "It’s often thought that IT should be driving the strategy, but I’ve seen too many projects run by IT where the technology is selected in order to appease the systems requirements but not those of the business."
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Monday, August 06, 2007
Open Gardens, 06.08.2007: The ROI for Enterprise 2.0: Part Two: User contributions to Enterprise 2.0 – Doing a Robert Scoble
Open Gardens, 06.08.2007: The ROI for Enterprise 2.0: Part Two: User contributions to Enterprise 2.0 – Doing a Robert Scoble
by Ajit Jaokar: "In this section, we cover how to get user contributions to the Enterprise 2.0 initiative"
by Ajit Jaokar: "In this section, we cover how to get user contributions to the Enterprise 2.0 initiative"
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
New York Times, 29.07.2007: A Social-Networking Service With a Velvet Rope
New York Times, 29.07.2007: A Social-Networking Service With a Velvet Rope
by Jason Pontin: "Kevin Rose, the co-founder and chief architect of Digg, a hugely popular news site, announced in late June the introduction of Pownce, a social-networking service that combines messaging with file-sharing. Mr. Rose immediately endowed his latest venture with some mystique by declaring that, for the time being, only those with invitations would be permitted to test his new site."
by Jason Pontin: "Kevin Rose, the co-founder and chief architect of Digg, a hugely popular news site, announced in late June the introduction of Pownce, a social-networking service that combines messaging with file-sharing. Mr. Rose immediately endowed his latest venture with some mystique by declaring that, for the time being, only those with invitations would be permitted to test his new site."
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Monday, March 05, 2007
Web Strategy by Jeremiah, 03.03.2007: Enterprise Infrastructure Industry to up Business Offering, giving CIOs more Sleep
Web Strategy by Jeremiah, 03.03.2007: Enterprise Infrastructure Industry to up Business Offering, giving CIOs more Sleep
by Jeremiah Owyang: "Just last week, I was present and documented how the emerging Web industry is being sought after by Enterprise IT companies, now this latest ploy is starting to flip over as Social Media features integrate into existing enterprise environments."
by Jeremiah Owyang: "Just last week, I was present and documented how the emerging Web industry is being sought after by Enterprise IT companies, now this latest ploy is starting to flip over as Social Media features integrate into existing enterprise environments."
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Thursday, March 01, 2007
Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich
Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich
by Tom McNichol: "Jimmy Wales built Wikipedia into one of the largest and most collaborative sites on the Internet - but has yet to make his fortune. Here's how he plans to fix that."
by Tom McNichol: "Jimmy Wales built Wikipedia into one of the largest and most collaborative sites on the Internet - but has yet to make his fortune. Here's how he plans to fix that."
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich
Business 2.0, 27.02.2007: With Wikia, a Wikipedia founder looks to strike it rich
by Tom McNichol: "Jimmy Wales built Wikipedia into one of the largest and most collaborative sites on the Internet - but has yet to make his fortune. Here's how he plans to fix that."
by Tom McNichol: "Jimmy Wales built Wikipedia into one of the largest and most collaborative sites on the Internet - but has yet to make his fortune. Here's how he plans to fix that."
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