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Can SugarSync Save Your Company Document Pain?
Each time I hear, think or blog about SugarSync , I feel the pain of my virtual team. We also have started sending deliberate, emphatic emails to each project team saying “I am now giving up this document. want what she’s selling, but I’m also feeling a different kind of pain: The Pain of Adopting New Applications and Processes .
I got a demo earlier this week of SugarSync ’s new features, then Kevin over at jkOntheRun beat me to the punch with his features announcement post ( SugarSync Adds Email Attachment Uploads, 500 GB Plan ). Like Kevin,
Web Worker Daily
- Thursday, February 25, 2010
My picks for Enterprise 2.0 sessions
Driving Adoption is anti-2.0
Trust, Passion and Responsibility - How to Make Virtual Teams Fly
The Enterprise 2.0 Conference is attempting to use the concepts to help organize the Boston conference. In this case, they've asked anyone who is interested to submit session topics and abstracts on the Call for Papers website, hosted by Spigit.
Knowledge Jolt with Jack
- Tuesday, January 19, 2010
2009 Predictions How Did I Do?
In fact, I’ll be doing a virtual presentation around it as well. Strategies will move much slower than organizations who adopt easy to use tools and make tactical use of these tools. Corollary: if you have SharePoint installed, you will be using SharePoint a lot more this year. As I discussed in my look at what I learned during 2009, I’ve found that the term eLearning 2.0 This way you can send learners to a "one-stop-shop" to get the info they need. And I just posted about recent growth of One of my most popular posts each year is my list of predictions. In fact,
elearning Technology
- Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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What Does It Take to Run a Virtual Team?
As more and more companies and teams are going strictly virtual, there are a whole new set of issues to consider and challenges to address. Using my own virtual social media marketing team as an example, I’ve identified a number of needs that require some kind of technology solution, but at the moment, we are “patchwork quilting” our tech infrastructure to accommodate all of our needs.
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Web Worker Daily
- Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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The secret sauce to successful Enterprise 2.0 adoption
The Content Economy This is a blog about how information technologies can be used to facilitate communication, knowledge exchange and collaboration across time, space and culture. Search Blog archive Blog archive June 2009 (19) May 2009 (15) April 2009 (12) March 2009 (18) February 2009 (20) January 2009 (23) December 2008 (21) November 2008 (11) October 2008 (20) September 2008 (22) August 2008 (19) July 2008 (7) June 2008 (20) May 2008 (16) April 2008 (17) March 2008 (18) February 2008 (18) January
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Open Enterprise 2009 - Charlene Li Interviewed by Stowe Boyd
Social Software Social Networking Social Media Collaboration Communities Learning Knowledge Sharing KM Knowledge Management Remote Collaboration Innovation Networking Social Networks Conversations Dialogue Communication Connections Relationships email Productivity Re-purposing Email No-Email Challenge Your Inbox Progress Reports Thinking Outside the Inbox Information Overload Busyness Burstiness Virtual Teams Virtual Collaboration Oliver Marks Open Enterprise 2.0 E20conf Social Software Adoption Business Value Benefits Enterprise 2.0 Here is another interesting video interview link for the wonderfully insightful Open Enterprise 2.0
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Remote Collaboration
My primary interest here are the methods and tools that allow us to work better as part of remote work teams. In other words - How do we collaborate together in remote work teams to be as effective or even more effective than a team that works down the hall? I cannot claim to be an expert, and I feel like this topic demands a lot of soft skills such as communication skills, team skills, handling cultural and work style issues, etc. Let me admit that I'm likely in over my head when talking about methods and tools for collaboration. as well as knowing about tools
Work Literacy
- Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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Successful Social Networking for Business Collaboration by Ed Brill
Social Software Social Networking Social Media Collaboration Communities Learning Knowledge Sharing KM Knowledge Management Remote Collaboration Innovation IBM Networking Social Networks Conversations Dialogue Communication Connections Relationships Productivity Ed Brill Social Software Ambassadors BlueIQ Social Software Adoption Business Value Corporate Blogging Metablogging Blogging 101 Virtual Teams Virtual Collaboration re:pubica re:publica09 Career Development Career Development Personal Developmen The last couple of blog posts have been on the long side of things, thus I thought I would take the opportunity to share a much shorter one today so that you have got a good opportunity to check out a couple of interesting presentations I have bumped into and which I am sure you are going to enjoy.
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A World Without Email - Year 2, Week 7 (Open Enterprise 2009 with Oliver Marks)
Social Software Social Networking Social Media Collaboration Communities Learning Knowledge Sharing KM Knowledge Management Remote Collaboration Innovation IBM Networking Social Networks Conversations Dialogue Communication Connections Relationships email Productivity Re-purposing Email No-Email Challenge Your Inbox Progress Reports Thinking Outside the Inbox Information Overload Busyness Burstiness Virtual Teams Virtual Collaboration Oliver Marks Open Enterprise 2.0 E20conf Social Software Adoption Telecommuting Business Value Benefits Enterprise 2.0 Have you heard about the superb "Open Enterprise 2.0"
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Circling Around To Enterprise 2.0 Again
If you go back to its early-days, SharePoint Team Services and SharePoint Portal Server are the root products. They were designed by different teams that did not necessarily take a "long view" of their individual projects. From a deployment perspective - Microsoft adopted an explicit bottoms-up effort to sell SharePoint 2003 within large enterprises. Thomas Vanderwal posted an article on Microsoft SharePoint 2007 that has caught traction on other blogs ( Sharepoint as a Gateway Drug to Greater Efficiency... ) and on Twitter.
Collaborative Thinking
- Thursday, March 12, 2009
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The Content Economy: Why McAfees definition of Enterprise 2.0 is flawed
The Content Economy This is a blog about how information technologies can be used to facilitate communication, knowledge exchange and collaboration across time, space and culture. Search Blog archive Blog archive August 2009 (11) July 2009 (2) June 2009 (19) May 2009 (15) April 2009 (12) March 2009 (18) February 2009 (20) January 2009 (23) December 2008 (21) November 2008 (11) October 2008 (20) September 2008 (22) August 2008 (19) July 2008 (7) June 2008 (20) May 2008 (16) April 2008 (17) March 2008 (18)
www.thecontenteconomy.com
- Tuesday, August 18, 2009
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Using technology to improve workforce collaboration
Cisco Systems, for example, set out to improve interactions between its technology specialist sales teams and enterprise customers. Frequent travel and stepped-up job requirements had resulted in overstretched teams whose effectiveness had become diminished. The plan was straightforward: reach more customers and business partners by shifting a large portion of in-person meetings to virtual interactions. Go to content Go to navigation Go to search About this site | About our authors Subscribe: E-mail | RSS 27 October 2009 Zipcar: selling cars, one ride at a time By Scott Griffith In Internet 27 October 2009 Using technology to improve workforce collaboration By James Manyika, Kara Sprague and Lareina Yee In Internet 14 October 2009 Investigative reporting in the Web era By Paul Steiger In Internet 14 October 2009 Crossing the burning bridge
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Socialtext Brings Enterprise-Level Software to the Masses
Now, with Free 50, virtual teams of web workers can sign up for a free version of the hosted SaaS.
The lack of multiple workspaces means that if you have anything that needs a more private, collaborative space away from other members of your team, or want to have separate workspaces for different projects, you’ll have to upgrade.
My biggest challenge to adopting Socialtext is convincing a team of people already overwhelmed with social media tools Written by Aliza Sherman .
In an interesting business move, Socialtext ( previously covered on
Web Worker Daily
- Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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