Bertrand Duperrin's Notepad

Thoughts on management, HR, social networks…and enterprise 2.0

" The most successful companies are those that think jointly technological change, work design and the changes in internal social relationships.” Antoine Riboud.
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A central corporate department is in charge of your enterprise 2.0 project ? Some traps to avoid

January 5th, 2010 · View Comments · Communication, HR & Management 2.0, Social Networking, enterprise 2.0, social computing

An enteprise 2.0 project (or whatever the name it’s given) can be carried by many different kind of people or departments. A dedicated joint team (what is ly prefered choice), HR dept, Communication Dept, IT dept… This is something that has to be thought about upstream but in many cases someone takes the leadership and [...]

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How to understand and position enteprise 2.0 in the real enterprise

December 1st, 2009 · View Comments · Communication, Communities, HR & Management 2.0, Organization & Management, Social Networking, enterprise 2.0, social computing

It’s time to sum up all the thoughts I had these last months. I tried to start from both the concerns expressed by C level managers asking for a global vision and ground managers who needed a “hands on” vision because they don’t have time to waste to try to understand such nebulous things. Having [...]

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Community management Vs Socio-Collaborative management : how to make the right choice

November 17th, 2009 · View Comments · Communication, Communities, HR & Management 2.0, Organization & Management, Social Networking, social computing

I already wrote how dangerous it was to use community management for every kind of purpose, and that instead of seing communities everywhere (which need community managers), enterprises have to learn to recognize groups who only need a “simple” manager who’s doing his job right.
Using social platforms in the context of teamwork has a purpose [...]

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