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Social computing adoption issues due to scale
The population size of this system isn't quite the issue, but I put some thought into what enterprise 2.0 deployment issues might appear with scale and came up with the following chart. I hope this can help other maturing e2.0 environments consider some of the issues they may be coming up agains
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Reconciling social computing with the enterprise
This increasing distance between these two worlds creates a gap — a disconnect, even — that increasingly cuts organizations off from their most valuable assets (their people) and also exerts a subversive force on organizations as their workers help themselves to the tools of their own volition, bring their (and arguably better) new behaviors and processes to work, and try to get things done with them, whether that’s crowdsourcing, Enterprise 2.0, online customer communities, etc.
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Ideas for the measurement of Enterprise 2.0 effects
As from the common practice of working with this model they have added a input level to the diagram that discribes the denominator of the classical ROI formula in terms of costs for the Intranet management. “Output” describes the produced content by the input - in quantity, frequency, reach & actuality, comprehensability & usability. “Outgrowth” explains the perceived messages from Intranet output - measured for example by the knowledge about the contents of the distributed messages/information. “Outcome” indicates the effects from the “outgrowth” in regards to the changed behavior in terms of participation in any Intranet services. At the top of the model “outflow” pictures the business effects of the changes in behavior.
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The Future of Enterprise Computing and Collaboration by Alan Cohen
Check out the YouTube video "Alan Cohen, Cisco VP Enterprise Solutions, on Enterprise Strategy" where you will see an interview with Alan Cohen himself, Vice President, Enterprise Marketing, that lasts for a bit over four minutes and which touches base on a number of different topics related to the future of Enterprise Computing and Collaboration, as he has written over at the blog Collaboration - The Workplace: A New World of Communications and Collaboration. Plenty of very interesting and juicy insights on where we are heading with all of this social networking in the business world.
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Les managers retournent à l'université pour échanger sur le réseau social
Le concept de web 2.0 est apparu il y a cinq ans, suivi deux après par le concept de d'entreprise 2.0 et d'Office 2.0. Pourtant, les entreprises continuent encore à s'interroger sur les moyens de s'approprier et d'adapter à leurs organisations les réseaux sociaux. La School of Information de l'université du Michigan propose un séminaire spécialement dédié aux réseaux sociaux. Et elle a choisi d'ouvrir, en collaboration avec le réseau social NewsGator, l'un de ses cours à la communauté des affaires. Cette réflexion collaborative est intitulée "Making Social Computing Work in Your Enterprise". Elle a pour vocation d'offrir un cadre conceptuel pour comprendre l'entreprise à l'ère des nouvelles technologies de communication. "Le concept n'est pas nouveau, certes, mais si l'on regarde ce qui se passe en réalité, on constate que les professionnels actuels n'ont pas été formés à travailler de cette manière", commente Bertrand Duperrin, consultant chez BlueKiwi.
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Intel Communities: IT@Intel Blog: Why Intel is investing in Social Computing
We are 1.5 weeks away from launching the first phase of bringing robust social tools in-house to augment and improve the way our employees connect and collaborate today. I get asked a lot about "Why" we are doing this and the value we believe we will bring to Intel. I wanted to share with you the reasons.
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“Enterprise 2.0″ as a synonym for management consulting?
Now, when it comes to tweaking the concept that is another story. “Creating the next version of the organization” is a management consulting role. So we have to be careful here and Ross particularly because he cannot disclaim a practice that he dives into. I refer to using a trendy word no matter you dislike “jargon”. “Enterprise 2.0″ is the current visible side of the iceberg. What we currently see emerging now and that is crafted under “Enterprise 2.0″ is a new wave of a larger trend that encompasses all business trends since quality management (I refer to the first initial wave back in the 50′). This trend is conceptually about deconstructing the model of organization Taylorists have settle as well as the model of management Chandler has contributed to craft and that is combined into Fordism. The trend is concretely to adapt production environments to the evolution of the economy (materiality & knowledge).
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Millennials Reshaping Work With Social Computing Says Report | SocialComputingMagazine.com
The survey samples the responses of over than 400 North American students and employees within three age groups: 14-17 (youngest millennials), 18-22 (mid-millennials) and 23-27 (older millennials). The survey found an growing demand for mobile devices and social computing technology to connect with co-workers, peers, friends and family, in direct preference to face-to-face contact and communication.
The findings point to a clear disconnect between the technology that most organizations provide their workers today and how young workers both prefer and currently use technology to collaborate and communicate at work.
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Usages et technologies du web 2.0 en entreprise
Timothée Mervillon a réalisé un mémoire de fin d'études pour son master de Méthodes Informatiques Appliquées à la Gestion des Entreprises (MIAGE) intitulé : "Quelle valeur ajoutée en entreprise avec les technologies et usages du web 2.0". Ce mémoire est une bonne synthèse du management de l'information et de l'utilisation des outils du web pour y parvenir. Outre le fait que ce mémoire fait une "bonne pub" à IBM, il permet surtout de mettre en valeur l'utilisation des médias sociaux en entreprise.
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Go Ahead, Use Facebook
For anyone born after 1985, entering the workforce is a technological shock. Raised on MySpace.com (NWS) and Wikipedia, these workers can't comprehend why they should have to wait 18 months for a company to build corporate software when they can download
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Five Innovations Corporate India Needs
While Western economies are slipping into a recession, India's own economy is showing no sign of fatigue and is poised to expand at 7.5-8% in 2008. As a result, all the Indian CEOs I interact with are actively seeking to innovate and transform their products, services, processes, and even business models in order to drive global competitive advantage. And they are willing to harness cutting-edge technologies to fine-tune their market offerings, operating models, and customer engagement scenarios.
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Japanese Business Culture & Social Computing
Japanese corporations have historically placed a much higher value on the informal networks amongst their employees than their Western counterparts. Within the “shushin koyo” model of life-long relationships between employer and employee, many aspects of the individual’s social life were organised and supported by the corporation
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Du travail et du talent: Quel travail, quels talents, quel Google ?
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infoarch: Your Organization: a Museum or a Zoo?
The consequence [of current business education and specialization] is that people master the "what", sometimes the "how" but hardly the "why". They don't capture the reason why these processes are put in place,
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01net. - Accompagner l'arrivée du web 2.0 en entreprise
Inéluctable, l'introduction du web 2.0 en entreprise ne va pas sans poser des problèmes sécuritaires, juridiques et, surtout, organisationnels. Spécialistes et sociétés pionnières livrent leurs conseils.
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Social Software`s Culture Clash
Procter & Gamble and other mainstream companies aim to overcome their hierarchical, individualistic ways to make room for flexible, open and unstructured technologies.
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The Future of Information Work: Why Knowledge Publishing is the Wrong Concept
So as we continue down the knowledge economy journey it is important to remember that the roll computers play is input, tool and canvas - people remain the fount of knowledge and they are the only ones that will move the journey forward.)
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Les organisations font face à cinq défis majeurs en ce qui concerne les logiciels sociaux - M2IE : le blog du management de l'IE et de l'entreprise 2.0
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