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Last week I was a part of a panel about “enterprise 2.0 : usages transformation”. Here are, in a few lines, what I retain from this event. Of course these are my own impression since when you’re on stage you tend to focus on people’s concerns rather than what the panelist said.
• How do companies [...]
A recent Robert Helf survey tells us CTOs seem not to consider web 2.0 as a priority in their projects. I don’t find this worrying because it’s logical due to the very nature of those tools.
It’s now an established fact that the “web 2.0 question” is very present at companies’ heads. In terms of tools [...]
A second post on project management, not so far from the first.
As written in this post, if current methods reassure people, they obviously show their limits. At a matter of fact :
KPMG’s survey results which contrasted 2005 with 2003 revealed the following:
There was an 81% increase in the number of projects globally
There was an 88% [...]
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 [...]
The CIGREF (french big companies CIO club) issued and interesting report co-writen with McKinsey. Although it’s writen in French, [ now availabe in english] I would like to share some points with you. And, if ever you know someone who can make a quick translation for you I think it’s really worht.
- IT doesn’t impact [...]
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 [...]