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This is the first part of the "Tangible Benefits of E 2.0" series at the Oracle ECM Fusion blog.

Funny, I expected something more suitable for selling Oracle software - the post is down-to-earth and while not telling the Enterprise 2.0 crown anything new I dig the realism (find a problem first, then think about ypur E 2.0 take et al.).

Shouldn't be too hard to find some pressing problems in todays organizations, huh?

  • Much of the failure is coming from organizations jumping on the band wagon without any idea of where it is going or how to drive it. Simply implementing technology for technology's sake will never work.
  • If you are only looking to "buy some E2.0", go home. Study up some more. You are more likely than not to fail and that will make my technology look bad and you wont want to buy any more from me. And therein is the first lesson learned: Purpose is Preeminent. Don't bother with the technology unless you have a business problem it is designed to solve.

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  • 20 Jun 09
    enterprise2open
    enterprise2open links

    This is the first part of the "Tangible Benefits of E 2.0" series at the Oracle ECM Fusion blog.

    Funny, I expected something more suitable for selling Oracle software - the post is down-to-earth and while not telling the Enterprise 2.0 crown anything new I dig the realism (find a problem first, then think about ypur E 2.0 take et al.).

    Shouldn't be too hard to find some pressing problems in todays organizations, huh?

    roi enterprise2.0 adoption implementation

    • Much of the failure is coming from organizations jumping on the band wagon without any idea of where it is going or how to drive it. Simply implementing technology for technology's sake will never work.
    • If you are only looking to "buy some E2.0", go home. Study up some more. You are more likely than not to fail and that will make my technology look bad and you wont want to buy any more from me. And therein is the first lesson learned: Purpose is Preeminent. Don't bother with the technology unless you have a business problem it is designed to solve.