August
3
Category: Organization & Management, enterprise 2.0, strategy
This is what to conclude from this McKinsey Survey (by the way, it confirms what I’ve been thinking for years) that tries to bring us a view of the state of the art in enterprise 2.0 adoption. At first sight I really didn’t like the title “building the web 2.0″ enterprise because it would suggest [...]
July
24
Category: Communication, Organization & Management, enterprise 2.0
I often worry when I see companies that mistakes means for goals. It’s a common issue on enterprise 2.0 : “put people into networks”, “share information”, “collaborate” are not goals, they are only means that help to achieve goals. Reduce the time of response, innovate more and quicker, devilver something that exactly meets client’s needs, [...]
June
12
Category: enterprise 2.0
It’s simple, cleaver…I like it
Tags: enteprise-2.0 , sun
March
2
Category: IT, enterprise 2.0, social computing
While social computing platforms emergence within the enterprise seems to be unavoidable, the debate on “does IT (still) matter” is coming back at the forefront of the actuality. Not directly but because, since it’s said that enterprise’s wealth is in people, we can wonder if IT sill matter.
The debate was reopened on Wikinomics, in response [...]
November
15
Category: HR & Management 2.0, Intranets & collaborative tools, enterprise 2.0, social computing
It seems that more and more people agree on the point that the enterprise cannot be formal or informal but has to use those two levers in aan integrated global schema. Following that direction I read attentively this note from Bill Ives who synthetized various thought on that topic.
Globally it’s full of good sense : [...]
August
11
Category: enterprise 2.0, social computing
There’s an ongoing debate not only about enterprise 2.0 definition on wikipedia but also on whether such a definition has to exist or not.
There’s what it seems to me being the “original” definition by A. McAfee :”enterprise 2.0 is an enterprise that uses blogs and wikis”. AlthoughI consider this definition is too restrictive because it [...]