This is the nth update of a famous series I’ve already blogged the previous pieces before. No need to add anything. (Found thanks to Luis Suarez).
I’m still curious to know how “common people” react to this video.
One last thing. Luis draws the word “socialnomics” out the video. This words seems very relevant to describe the [...]
Tags: brand·social media·social networks·socialnomics·society·web·web 2.0
We can hear that microblogging is killing blogging and that, globally speaking, the future of web is real time. An hasty discourse I don’t subscribe to. It does not seem to me that a trend is replacing another but that they are complementary.
This applies to the general public web but also to the corporate web.
This [...]
Tags: blogging·blogs·Communication·consistency·information·internet·microblogging·real time·real time web·social computing·Social Networking·temporality·twitter·web
Finally, many current debates are about the enterprises’ ability to understand, master and harness the web, internally. This may seem trivial because purely technological and being about competences that are much lighter that those IT depts have been using for decades. But, at the end, it’s more complicated that it seems.
As a matter of fact [...]
Tags: enterprise·extranet·intranet·processus·production·web·web-2.0
You are scared that your employees stop working and spend their days surfing on the net ? A too easy shortcut based on the assumption that people inevitably lose their time when they are on the net. An assumption that may also be true. In fact, the issue is about two questions :
The first is [...]
Tags: benchmarking·information·internet·learning organization·management·organization·organizational-learning·prospective·web
This little story I’m going to tell you is purely imaginary. It’s neither mine nor anybody’s in particular. But it may become ours, one day.
January 2009 :Back to the office after a few days off. I take five minutes to send my greetings to all my friends. Nothing’s like Facebook to do that. I realize [...]
Tags: generation y·internet·intranet·motivation·productivity·security·social networks·web
This blog post by Jon Husband and the article from the Guardian it menstions takes me to wonder about the presumed impact of the net and its use on kids.
People worry about the time teenagers spend online. So what ? I think that all generations, theirs,mine and our parent’s had their favorite leisures. For some [...]
Tags: common practices·danger·internet·kids·millenials·socialization·society·teenagers·web
What’s a market ? It’s a place when offer meets demand.
Companies love markets because it’s the more efficient way to find outlets for their products and identify suppliers. It’s a competitiveness factor because of the outlets it provides and the optimization of costs that competition makes possible.
The “social” web is a market somehow. Contents can [...]
Tags: coase·coordination·costs·enterprise-social-software·internet·management·market·marketplaces·organization·production·social-software·social-web·soo·transaction costs·web·web-2.0
The Pew Research Center issued an interesting report titled Networked Workers that proposes a analysis of the state of web workers in the US. By web workers we have to understand people who use internet in their day to day job, including email. qui dresse un état des lieux des travailleurs du web aux Etats-Unis. [...]
Tags: culture·efficiency·Human resources·information·management·PEW·productivity·stress·supply chain·web·web-2.0
I discovered the term “techno-populist” while reading this businessweek article. This expression, originally due to Forrester, designates people who flout their company’s IT policies in order to use in their professional lives the tools they use in their private life.
Wendy wakes joined Unilever when she was 27. Within the marketing department she quickly experienced the [...]
Tags: CIO·cloud computing·digital-natives·GE·General Electric·google·social computing·techno populism·techno populists·unilever·web·web-2.0·webtop·zoho
Everybody focuses on the digital natives, the e-culture, and how those who are coming after us will deeply transform organizations.
Another point is the underlying question of the use of new tools in the educational process. Because Digital Natives are Digital Learners, what perhaps count much more than anything else, if they can’t learn, their difference [...]
Tags: Communication·digital-natives·e-culture·e-learning 2.0·education·training·web
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