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Schlagwort: Enterprise20

  • The Transparent Workplace – Who really wants it?

    Interesting post by Harold Jarche on Transparency. When reading it, I was thinking on the conference at the Hochschule St. Gallen, where a workgroup created the sentence, that the Internet (and Social Media) are the biggest transparency machine of the world. This was meant in a very positive mood and sense and was clearly going…

  • ZEW versus McKinsey-Studie: Web-Nörgler verlieren?! Social Business kommt unaufhaltsam

    Cio.de hat in den vergangenen Tagen 2 Studien behandelt, die sich beide mit dem Thema Web 2.0 auseinandersetzen. Eine Studie wurde vom Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW) bei 4400 deutsche Unternehmen jeglicher Größe durchgeführt. Daß nur 14 % aktiv dabei sind, verwundert nicht wirklich, wenn man sich schon länger mit dem Thema auseinandersetzt und beispielsweise…

  • JimWorth.com: Is it Enterprise 2.0 or Social Business?

    E2.0 activities evolve to include mixed communities made up of employees and external business partners. There are some camps that continue to call this Enterprise 2.0 and others that want to call it something else (external Collaboration for example). Social Business pulls it all together to convey any business use of social media or web…

  • ITSinsider | Social Means Business

    And it’s not just IT and Marketing driving these initiatives, either.  Social is touching every business unit in the organization. …  Going forward, it will not be possible to separate where social media initiatives begin and e20 ends.  And, every customer will tell you they rarely use any jargon when they’re presenting business cases to…

  • How To Calculate the ROI of Enterprise 2.0 | Knowledge Is Social

    via blog.socialcast.com Interesting infographic! Posted from Digital naiv – Stefan63’s Blog

  • Rise of the networked enterprise: Web 2.0 finds its payday – McKinsey Quarterly

    A new class of company is emerging—one that uses collaborative Web 2.0 technologies intensively to connect the internal efforts of employees and to extend the organization’s reach to customers, partners, and suppliers. We call this new kind of company the networked enterprise. Results from our analysis of proprietary survey data show that the Web 2.0…