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May

2012

SAP Plays Social Collaboration Game By Own Rules

"SAP hasn't necessarily set up its StreamWork product as a competitor to Jive's social collaboration software. SAP is actually a customer of Jive, albeit for the software that powers the SAP community website rather than for internal collaboration. However, in terms of getting work done inside an organization, SAP says it is playing a whole different game."

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Six years after the rise of the Enterprise 2.0 concept, organizations are still struggling to achieve the kind of "natural adoption" that social business advocates keep telling us is right around the corner,
Although applications for CRM or supply chain and procurement are widely employed, they don't necessarily cover the entire process they aim to facilitate.
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- the next generation of useful social collaboration" different is that it will fit better "in the context of work,
- The best the other players can say is that they have an API,
- providing "better BI" when employees have a social mechanism for commenting on reports or questioning the validity of numbers--rather than "jamming a microblogging feature into an app.
- Patel said he would not consider StreamWork a workflow product because it does not try to confine collaboration to a predefined, structured process.
- compared with traditional workflows, StreamWork collaboration is user-defined
- StreamWork also is an open platform that can provide feeds into other social collaboration products. The StreamWork user interface can also embed other applications within a collaboration process
- Yet StreamWork will ultimately gain the upper hand by positioning itself at the center of business processes

May

2010

Is Collaboration About Content, Process or Goals?

"It's still a given that Enterprise 2.0 apps won't end up standing alone. But putting them together with goal management tools could give them a more pivotal role than if they just get sucked into generic collaboration or business software suites. "

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Since projects are usually tackled by people working in teams rather than individuals operating in isolation, that data needs to be presented in a team context.
Sharepoint will not help you form or manage teams. It won't identify the data that's necessary to complete the project."
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- If you're forming a team, you start with the people. The content and data they access is determined by who they are