They were presented as the next big revolution in collaborative work. Enterprise social networks were supposed to connect knowledge, bring teams closer together, and free the flow of ideas. They promised to break down silos, flatten hierarchies, and give everyone a voice in the collective conversation.
However, just a few years after their arrival, the mountain gave birth to a mouse. These platforms, supposed to be at the heart of a new way of working, have become just another internal communication channel, and the tool that was supposed to change the way we...
They were presented as the next big revolution in collaborative work. Enterprise social networks were supposed to connect knowledge, bring teams closer together, and free the...
Summary : it's impossible to think about emergent collaboration and self-organized structures without visibility on others' work. That's the reason why employees are more...
Summary :"with, by and for people"...such seems to be the creed of the "social" transformation. And results still look uncertain. Sometimes non-existant, sometimes great...
summary :tomorrow's enterprise will be connected. And employees too. If they don't they'll become obsolete and useless : success, performance and competitiveness relies on...
Summary : If communities have a real value for organizations, there are still few certainties about their positioning and management. Out of the work...
Summary : organizations have to face a real issue about managing their communities : making the system work without mandating. unfortunately there's no alternative...
Andrew McAfee recently raised the question Michael Idinopulos discussed some months ago :Â is the concept of "pilot" relevant to enterprise 2.0 and should...