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meanderinglara"So, while web technologies are fine for some companies, it should not be up to the users to make that call - just because users want to use web technologies, doesn't mean they should....There is also a concern about what Forrester calls an "information s
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For the layperson, this definition can be boiled down to this: more and more people are functioning as their own IT department at work.
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For the layperson, this definition can be boiled down to this: more and more people are functioning as their own IT department at work.
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For the layperson, this definition can be boiled down to this: more and more people are functioning as their own IT department at work.
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According to a new report by Forrester Research, Inc., Technology Populism is defined as "an adoption trend led by a technology-native workforce that self provisions collaborative tools, information sources, and human networks — re -
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mark vanTechnology Populism is defined as "an adoption trend led by a technology-native workforce that self provisions collaborative tools, information sources, and human networks — requiring minimal or no ongoing support from a central IT organization."
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Ratcatcher"So, while web technologies are fine for some companies, it should not be up to the users to make that call - just because users want to use web technologies, doesn't mean they should"
enterprise social software collaboration web in:readwrite technology 2.0
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Ruth ParlinThanks to a more technology-savvy workforce, ubiquitous broadband, online collaboration, and social networking tools, it is individual workers, and not IT organizations, that are creating a new trend in business, a trend being called "technology populism.
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Michel RolandThanks to a more technology-savvy workforce, ubiquitous broadband, online collaboration, and social networking tools, it is individual workers, and not IT organizations, that are creating a new trend in business, a trend being called "technology populism.
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Paul KaneGreat article about how tech savvy workers are taking over, I've been seeing this happening for a few years now.
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