43 Articles match "Connectbeam","Enterprise 2.0","Social Network"

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• Forrester Covers the Future of Enterprise 2.0 Technologies in Depth
  
  I recently received a review copy of Forrester TechRadar For Vendor Strategists: Enterprise Web 2.0 - How Product Strategists Should Approach A Maturing Web 2.0 This is a very comprehensive document that goes into great detail on the future of enterprise 2.0 They focused on technologies considered most appropriate for employee collaboration and included 11 technologies: blogs, forums, mashups, Market, Q4 2008 by G. Oliver Young with Gil Yehuda , Kyle McNabb , Peter Burris , Sara Burnes, Zachary Reiss-Davis.
  The FASTForward Blog - Monday, December 1, 2008
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• Implementing Enterprise 2.0
  
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  www.ibm.com - Saturday, February 28, 2009
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• Microsoft's Maturing Social Computing "EGO"
  
  When Microsoft first released Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007), it touted the platform advantages of its embedded social computing capabilities (i.e., blogs, wikis, RSS, social networking). In fact, the company at the time was brimming with confidence that SharePoint's social computing features were as good as anything offered by best-of-breed vendors. Note: updated with source references for EGO integration examples. Reality slowly set in over several months however as the market were somewhat less-than-impressed with the features that SharePoint offered
  Column Two - Sunday, June 22, 2008
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• The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog: Three Silos That Enterprise 2.0 Must Break
  
  The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog A resource and viewpoint from Connectbeam on how social computing is changing the way we work. We cover the broader market and what we are doing at Connectbeam. Connectbeam Go to Connectbeam.com Blogs of Interest AcKnowledge Consulting Alec Saunders Andrew McAfee AppGap Ben Worthen Bill Ives BizTechTalk Carl Frappaolo Dan Farber Dana Gardner Daniela
  blog.connectbeam.com - Saturday, January 17, 2009
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• Avoid Profile Potpourri
  
  Connectbeam is one of those first-movers in the market that often gets overlooked but they continue to do some creative things (see below). While initially identified as a social bookmark system for the enterprise (an "internal delicious"), the company has done a credible job of expanding the conversation beyond a tooling discussion. However, (you knew there had to be a "but" coming...) - as I read the post below, it brought up In a broader context, issues related tagging and bookmarking lead to more business-centric conversations on the benefits from user-led information discovery, filtering and allowing people at a personal and group level to self-organize information.
  Collaborative Thinking - Sunday, February 1, 2009
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• The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog: Five Moves of Power Users in Enterprise 2.0
  
  The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog A resource and viewpoint from Connectbeam on how social computing is changing the way we work. We cover the broader market and what we are doing at Connectbeam. Connectbeam Go to Connectbeam.com Blogs of Interest AcKnowledge Consulting Alec Saunders Andrew McAfee AppGap Ben Worthen Bill Ives BizTechTalk Carl Frappaolo Dan Farber Dana Gardner Daniela Barbosa Dave Weinberger David Silfrey Dif-fer-en-ti-ate Dion Hinchcliffe Douglas Karr Emily Chang Erick Schonfeld Euan Semple Fast Forward Frank Gruber Gavin Heaton George
  blog.connectbeam.com - Monday, October 13, 2008
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• Enterprise 2.0 and the Trough of Disillusionment « I’m Not Actually a Geek
  
  I’m Not Actually a Geek April 13, 2009 Enterprise 2.0 and the Trough of Disillusionment Filed under: mba — Tags: adoption , enterprise 2.0 , gartner , roi — Hutch Carpenter @ 5:06 am There is currently a business and marketing fashion wave for collaboration as the miracle cure for all that ails business which isn’t helpful in differentiating good from bad ideas. Oliver Marks, ZDNet, When Internal Collaboration Is Bad for Your Company… It feels faces. I’m not alone, Dion Hinchcliffe noted a similar trend yesterday
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Monday, April 13, 2009
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• Enterprise Web 2.0 » Where is the Business Value in Enterprise 2.0?
  
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  www.enterpriseweb2.com - Sunday, April 12, 2009
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• How I Address the Question of Enterprise 2.0 ROI « I’m Not Actually a Geek
  
  I’m Not Actually a Geek March 9, 2009 How I Address the Question of Enterprise 2.0 ROI Filed under: mba — Tags: enterprise 2.0 , connectbeam , roi — Hutch Carpenter @ 9:35 am Photo credit: cambodia4kidsorg Establishing a solid ROI for enterprise social software is an ongoing discussion for the sector. At a high level, there are two sides to this argument: Measuring Enterprise 2.0 It is generally a requirement for most technology decisions made by companies. ROI is like trying to measure the
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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• How Much Scale Is Needed in Enterprise 2.0 Employee Adoption? « I’m Not Actually a Geek
  
  I’m Not Actually a Geek March 2, 2009 How Much Scale Is Needed in Enterprise 2.0 Employee Adoption? Filed under: mba — Tags: adoption , blogs , enterprise 2.0 , forums , microblogging , prediction markets , social bookmarking , social networks , social software , wikis — Hutch Carpenter @ 9:40 am A couple recent items caught my eye with regard to the issue of employee adoption of social software. In Reversing the Enterprise 2.0 Pricing Model , Julien le Nestour argues that pricing
  bhc3.wordpress.com - Thursday, March 5, 2009
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