Kategorie: English language articles

[EN] Sharing Content to Show Thought Leadership – eMarketer

Creating, finding and sharing compelling content can prove to consumers that a company knows its territory, is a thought leader in its industry and wants to help customers keep up-to-date on important developments. … But content curation is not a low-touch activity, and according to HiveFire the greatest challenges are creating content that is original…

09/04/2011
Variations on Hype Quadrants.. no Magic Hype… no, Hype Cycle.. or is it Magic Quadrant?

Gartner introduced their Real (Magic) Quadrant: via cloudave.com Very nice. Check out the other visualizations … Posted from Digital naiv – Stefan63’s Blog

03/04/2011
E-Mail: Reinventing the Inbox (ED Brill) | BNET

At IBM, we see it as reinventing the inbox. Making the inbox more social. Email is evolving in two ways because we now have many other social business tools. One is that it is a notification service that brings together all of our relevant information and activities. Two is that emails sent to us now…

02/04/2011
The Dropbox’es of the word … Knock-knock-knockin‘ on Enterprise’s door

While Enterprise Collaboration is a journey; let’s not forget that it is used to reach a destination by its drivers. … When employees face pot holes, gridlock or delays, this does not change a simple fact: they still have a job to get done. Employees are savvy and default to consumer-based alternatives that are free…

01/04/2011
@Elsua » KM, Enterprise 2.0 and Social Business: One and The Same

If you thought that Enterprise 2.0 or Social Business do not have much to do with traditional Knowledge Management, after going through David’s excellent presentation, I guess we will have to think about it once again, because, in my opinion, it surely has. In fact, if folks have stated how Enterprise 2.0 is the father…

29/03/2011
The Fortune 100 League of Extraordinarily Social CMOs (infographic) | Seek Omega

Fortunately, there are at least 20 executives in the Fortune 100 that understand social. We’ve highlighted them here: via seekomega.com Nice infographic on CMO’s and their acceptance of social. Jon Iwata from IBM ranked as #7. Posted from Digital naiv – Stefan63’s Blog

25/03/2011