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Apr

2012

Social Task Management: A View of the Future

"Even socially enabled enterprise applications have, for the most part, mimicked the general form of the “corporate Facebook” with social portals jammed with activity streams, micro-messaging, file sharing and lots of other social tools. While all of these tools are useful, alignment with work activities is not always evident."

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Recent ESG research found a whole group of new applications that are built from the ground up to be social applications. All assume the same need — for a team of people to collaborate to get a unit of work done
Products from Do.com (part of Salesforce.com), Producteev, Asana and Mindjet take a simple unit of work — the task — and place it at the center of a group of people
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- Not only do these applications support internal social communication and collaboration tools such as micro-messaging and file and URL sharing, but also the ability for multiple people to own the task. Tasks can be assigned back and forth creating informal, ad hoc workflows that change as situations change.
- For example, SAP StreamWork is built around a similar idea called Activities. Activities are really small workflows that change on the fly according to the actions of team members.
- In the end, social task management software points to what all software applications will eventually look like. Expect future social applications to enable people to perform specific activities in teams rather than just general collaboration or communication.

Jul

2008

Many-to-Many Structure Flexibility vs. Stiff One-to-Many Hierarchies

With project management 2.0 tools, you can start with one task, add fifteen more, organize them, add more tasks, reorganize them and repeat the process on a daily basis. When all team members walk through this process, you start to bring the power of many to work in your planning process. Many-to-many structures emerge with the help of team members’ collaboration.

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