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Government 2.0: early examples of social networking at work
This Government 2.0 Government 2.0 — enabled through social networking tools — provides benefits such as reduced cost of engagement through more productive tools and processes, simplified knowledge creation and retention though usable applications, easier knowledge sharing, and enhanced information discovery through transparency and data mashups. Incorporate “design thinking” (Government 2.0 In the 1990s onward, we heard plenty of discussion around “eGovernment,” and how it would put elected officials and public administrators in touch with their constituencies.
The FASTForward Blog
- Friday, March 19, 2010
6 Steps in Enterprise 2.0 Governance Projects
I believe that governance is at the heart of effective Enterprise 2.0 As such most of my client work on Enterprise 2.0 The chapter on governance in my book Implementing Enterprise 2.0 This section describes a typical Enterprise 2.0 implementation. While many shy away at the term, mainly because governance is usually focused on risk and limitations, I see it differently.
Trends in the Living Networks
- Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Conference Explores Enterprise Adoption of Search and Collaboration
analyst at Merck, explained how the pharmaceutical giant was leveraging the FAST Enterprise Search Platform and complementary solutions to deliver the latest information to physicians and consumers around the world.
The first phase was linking to 50 companies across the enterprise that were crawled on a daily basis. 2.0 I just got back from the FASTforward event held in New York City, in which more than 400 attendees were treated to a range of applications and new thinking around the way organizations collaborate. Bjorn Olstad, distinguished engineer for Microsoft and CTO of
The FASTForward Blog
- Thursday, March 11, 2010
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8 Guiding Principles for Pilot Programs: A Key for Enterprise 2.0
In my Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report I put Iterate and Refine at the center of the Enterprise 2.0 Below is an excerpt from Chapter 17 of Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Perhaps the single most important success factor in Enterprise 2.0 Implementation Framework .
One of the most critical elements of this principle is the ability to establish and run effective pilot programs .
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Launch of Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Framework
A centrepiece of our recently launched Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report is an Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Click on the image below to download the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Some of the chapters referred to are available for download from the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Framework. Framework pdf , which includes references to the relevant chapters for each of the action steps.
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Implementing Enterprise 2.0: Chapter 2 on Web 2.0 and the Enterprise
In the wake of our recent launch of the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report, we are providing a number of free sample chapters. For full details and all the sample chapters go to the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Chapter 2 on Web 2.0 website .
and the Enterprise uses our extremely popular Web 2.0
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Implementing Enterprise 2.0: Free Chapter 7 – Governance
Continuing our series of free chapters from Implementing Enterprise 2.0 , here is Chapter 7 on Governance . For full details on the report and all the sample chapters go to the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Within the Enterprise 2.0 website .
Implementation Framework above, governance is an absolutely critical and central issue, as I have written about many times before.
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Determining the ROI of Enterprise 2.0 | Enterprise Web 2.0 | ZDNet.com
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- Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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Why ‘critical mass’ is intensely relevant to Enterprise 2.0 user adoption
A new perspective on Enterprise 2.0 adoption has just occurred to me, stemming from a conversation with audience members at my KM Forum presentation the other day, and while writing the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report, which is being created to be out in time for the Enterprise 2.0 In the case of Web Executive Forum .
In Diffusion of Innovations , Everett Rogers describes the now well-known curve of user adoption.
Trends in the Living Networks
- Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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Visualization: Social bookmarking in the enterprise
In our Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report, we created visual representations to help explain how the most important social media tools can be applied inside organizations.
Go to the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 downloads page for several free chapters, including the chapter on social networking on the enterprise, with its own diagram on how social networks relate to other The diagram below was used in the chapter on social bookmarking, which was designed to accompany the detailed coverage in the report, but it is hopefully fairly self-explanatory!
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Web 2.0 and human resources – who should drive Web 2.0 initiatives in the organization?
The UK Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has recently launched a discussion paper titled Web 2.0 and human resources , designed to help HR professionals to understand what Web 2.0 The paper is built around the key elements of my Web 2.0 is and to contribute to organization's activities in the space.
Framework , which they nicely attribute me for, though also brings in a number of new elements, and wraps up with three case studies, including Pfizer's Pfizerpedia, UK government departments' use of forums, and T-mobile's use of social networks for recruitment.
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There is no such thing as best practice for Enterprise 2.0
Dion Hinchcliffe has written a useful post titled Going beyond the hype: Identifying Enterprise 2.0 However I have to say upfront don’t believe in the concept of “best practice” with regard to almost any business activity, particularly with Enterprise 2.0. For the last year in my future enterprise speeches I have been describing how there are two layers to organizations: the commoditized layer of standardized processes , and the differentiated layer of ad-hoc networks . best practices , reviewing some of the work in the space, and with the intent of building a broader catalog of best practices.
Trends in the Living Networks
- Thursday, September 17, 2009
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Visualization: Wikis in the enterprise
Today we are continuing our series of visual representations of social media tools inside organizations, taken from our Implementing Enterprise 2.0 report.
The diagram below was used in the chapter on wikis in the enterprise, to illustrate how wikis can be used in organizational activities.
Go to the Implementing Enterprise 2.0 downloads page for several free chapters, including the chapter on social networking on the enterprise, with its own diagram on how social networks relate to other Enterprise 2.0 tools.
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