Andrew Mc Afee wrote two interesing posts on the need for using 2.0 ratings for employees ( here and there).This kind of concern seems to be more and more actual for companies (I wrote about it there) and it confirms the accuracy of the old adage “tell me how you’re assessed, I’ll tell you how [...]
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2.0 ratings for employees : it’s not that simple
December 19th, 2008 · View Comments · Collaborative practices, HR & Management 2.0, Intranets & collaborative tools, Organization & Management, Social Networking, enterprise 2.0, social computing
Tags: assessment·collaboration·enterprise 2.0·enterprise social networks·evaluation·Human resources·objectives·paradoxical injunction·remuneration·sales·social computing·social networks
When tools are on the cloud, companies have to make money rain
November 7th, 2008 · View Comments · Collaborative practices, HR & Management 2.0, Human resources, Organization & Management, Social Networking, social computing
Cloud computing is the new buzzword, at least untill the next one comes.It’s a reality we can’t ignore, even if it’s more about a question of place than about technology : it’s the place where things happen.
Let me explain. Consider someone who is able to work alone and must work this way. It’s the efficient [...]
Tags: allocaiton key·benefits·cloud computing·collaboration·costs·google·Innovation·management·objectives·problem solving·social computing·value
The art of mistaking means for goals
July 24th, 2008 · View Comments · 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, [...]
Tags: Communication·enteprise-2.0·means·objectives·ROI·strategy maps·training
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