Enterprise 2.0

Enterprise 2.0 Pilots

Posted on 08. Jun, 2010
Categories: Enterprise 2.0

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Are pilots on Enterprise 2.0 projects a good idea? I chime in with my own thoughts on the subject.

Everything Is Miscellaneous by David Weinberger

Posted on 07. Jun, 2010
Categories: Book Reviews, Enterprise 2.0

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Everything is Miscellaneous by David Weinberger is a fascinating and important book about where the web is going.

How Enterprise 2.0 Will Enable the Semantic Web

Posted on 10. May, 2010
Categories: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, SaaS

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What is the semantic web? Is it going to be a game changer? When? How are we going to get there? Read to find out.

Interview with Jay Baer on Social Media’s Internal Impact

Posted on 04. May, 2010
Categories: Agile Development, Enterprise 2.0, Interviews, Open Source, Social Media

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I recently did an interview with Jay Baer in which I discuss the internal impact of social media and networking. You can read the entire interview by clicking here.

Interview with Debbie Hemley on The Next Wave

Posted on 29. Apr, 2010
Categories: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Interviews, Open Source

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Debbie Henley of Weber Media recently interviewed me about The New Wave of Technologies. I touch on a great deal of topics during this 20 minute conversation.

My CS TechCast Interview on Disruptive Technologies

Posted on 26. Apr, 2010
Categories: Agile Development, Enterprise 2.0, Interviews, Open Source

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I recently did an interview with Eric Beehler in which I discuss disruptive technologies and my new book, The New Wave of Technologies.

Enterprise 2.0 and Collaboration: Come on, HR!

Posted on 08. Apr, 2010
Categories: Collaboration, Enterprise 2.0

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In this post I look at some of the most recent work on the adoption of collaborative tools. I’ll also ask why HR is trailing the pack.

Enterprise 2.0: It’s Still All About People

Posted on 07. Apr, 2010
Categories: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Open Source, SOA, SaaS

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It’s obvious to me that Enterprise 2.0 means that organizations have few technology restrictions. Against this backdrop, are people more or less important than before?

Interview with Andrew Filev of Wrike on Enterprise 2.0 Project Management

Posted on 05. Apr, 2010
Categories: Enterprise 2.0, Interviews

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In this interview, I discuss with Andrew Filev of Wrike some of the differences between Enterprise 1.0 and 2.0 projects, collaboration, and other topics.

Social Media: The Tension between Collaboration and Ownership

Posted on 24. Mar, 2010
Categories: Enterprise 2.0, Social Media

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In this post, I look at one of the major challenges of social media: ownership. In short, it’s a double-edged sword that must be fully understood in order to be effective.

Publication of The Next Wave of Technologies

Posted on 22. Mar, 2010
Categories: Announcements, Enterprise 2.0

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I am very pleased to announce the publication of the new edition of my second book, The Next Wave of Technologies: Opportunities in Chaos. In this post, I provide a little background and explain what this has to do with Harry Potter.

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Business Intelligence 2.0 Webinar

Posted on 19. Mar, 2010
Categories: Business Intelligence, Enterprise 2.0, Webinars

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What’s changed in Business Intelligence in the last five years? In this 25 minute webinar, I discuss recent trends and make a few predictions about the future of BI.

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Now Available for Download: Chapter 1 of The Next Wave of Technologies

Posted on 25. Feb, 2010
Categories: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Open Source, SaaS

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In the first chapter of The Next Wave of Technologies, I set the stage for the rest of the book and hopefully pique your interest. I discuss companies such as Google, Twitter, and Lawson. I spend a good deal of time on the changing environment in which many organizations find themselves, now that Enterprise 2.0 has arrived.

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Cloud Computing and Open Source

Posted on 24. Feb, 2010
Categories: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Guest Posts, Open Source

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A few days ago, I wrote a post about picking up not relying exclusively on social networking to meet new people.. One of the people I had the good fortune to “meet” was Si Chen, President at Open Source Strategies. We started talking about open source software and cloud computing, two topics in my next book. I floated the idea of his doing a guest post on my site to reach a different audience and, a few days later, he shot me this very informative bit. He’s wicked smart. Enjoy his post.