Schlagwort: Enterprise20
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IBM`s Social Business Play: 15 Reasons Why the Time Is Right – eWeek.com
The question that remains, however, is whether IBM can become the Facebook of the business world, or at least the provider of tools for it. via eweek.com Wow … what a posting … Check out the presentation!
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Andrew McAfee at Lotusphere 2011 on Social Business and Enterprise 2.0
This was for sure one of the highlights at Lotusphere 2011: Andrew McAfee spoke on Social Business and Enterprise 2.0. One of his opening comments: „I don’t care how we call this phenomenen, Enterprise 2.0 or Social Business“. And here is an excellent summary of Andrews Keynote from Bill Ives: Lotusphere 2011 Notes: Future of…
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How do I introduce Social in Business? Need for a Hitchhikers Guide to Social Business?
I like this posting from Rawn Shah on Forbes very much. Rawn lists all the different vendors offering Social Business and Collaboration services, from the Business software stack vendors to new cloud and mobile offerings. But it is more: However, it’s important to see that social business is not simply a software one. It is…
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IDC: Social Business Software erobert Unternehmen – Cloud, Mobile und soziale Netze integriert – computerwoche.de
IDC stellt es auch fest: Im Laufe der zurückliegenden 18 Monate hat Social-Business-Software im Unternehmensumfeld erheblich an Fahrt aufgenommen, so die Einschätzung der Analysten. Dieser Trend werde auch 2011 anhalten. IDC prognostiziert bis 2014 eine durchschnittliche jährliche Wachstumsrate von 38 Prozent. 2 via computerwoche.de Doch nicht nur das. Die Mauern des bisherigen Unternehmens fallen, denn…
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Social Business: "To reach mainstream, we need to talk mainstream | Shakespeare’s Daughter"
With all the content of Social Business in mind, tailor your wording to your audience – and their position in the adoption lifecycle. This might involve coming up with new, more specific term. Take my company BASF as an example. Internally, we never talked about “Enterprise 2.0″. I only use this term when presenting at…
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Social Business: First Mover or a Fast Follower?
The first mover has the opportunity to define and own a market but also has the greatest risk of failure which can mean the demise of the organization. The fast follower can observe the first mover and get a better understanding of what works and what doesn’t but also risks not being able to innovate…
