Kategorie: English

  • Discussions around Zero e-mail Policy

    The zero email policy isn’t really a policy at all. It’s a fantasy. … The idea that a large organization is eliminating the only means of a communication technology that easily and efficiently enables any user to communicate with anyone else in the organization because of information pollution, is the operational equivalent of abolishing mobile…

  • Life beyond e-mail? On the way to the "Corporate Facebook"

    My colleague Luis Suarez posited life beyond the e-mail inbox and was even featured in the New York Times with this story. Gartner predicts that social networking services will have replaced e-mail as the primary interpersonal communication tool for 20% of business users by 2014. As reported here at silicon.de, 90% of all CIOs want…

  • Do companies still need an intranet?

    In the age of Facebook (or should I now add Google+) and other social networking technologies, this isn’t just a provocative question. The intranet has turned out to be a trailblazer in the communications revolution. At many companies – including my employer – the intranet has grown as an information platform over the years. It…

  • Digital Naiv – a mixed language blog in [EN] and [DE]

    This is already a mixed language blog. Some entries are in German, some are in English. Due to a change in my job role I most probably will be publishing more English language blog entries in the future – although I do of course feel more comfortable in my native language. Nevertheless: From now on…

  • Posterous support – no longer existing?

    I am a bit frustrated with the current support policy of Posterous. Is there a lack of interest to maintain the current blog platform? Since months two of my pages simply disappeared. Nobody seems to take care at Posterous although I raised the issue. http://digitalnaiv.com/events-prasentationen and http://digitalnaiv.com/favoriten are simply gone. I have removed them now…

  • Social Business Roadmap – Great presentation by AIIM

    Presentation by Atle Skjekkeland.