During Defrag, I found myself in an interesting conversation with Jerry Michalski and Andrew McAfee regarding the future of the enterprise. I posited that eventually “the enterprise firewall will fall.” Let’s just say there wasn’t resounding agreement and not enough time to truly deep dive into the very difficult and multi-faceted topic. Let me clarify [...]
Posts Tagged ‘enterprise 2.0’
Getting some Enterprise 2.0 Adoption…
I just got my hands on Forrester’s Web 2.0 Social Computing Dresses Up For Business report, sure there will be some good nuggest of information in there. If the rate of mentions of Enterprise 2.0 are positively correlated with the number of times it is coming up for me in conversations, particularly with customers, then [...]
Now this is Enterprise 2.0…
Was reading Jeremiah Owyang’s blog this evening and he has a great promotion of a slideshow written by Scott Gavin in his explanation of What is Enterprise 2.0. Really provides a perspective on the power of social software and a real life depiction on how often seemingly hyped concept of Enterprise 2.0 can actually be [...]
SAP’s Imagineering Unit
Been running into a lot of articles regarding SAP’s Imagineering unit as of late. It is run by Denise Brown who, as outlined by Dan Farber over at ZDNet.com, is responsible for: “imagining, developing and evangelizing Web 2.0 innovations–social networks, widgets, RSS, blogs, wikis, SMS, virtual worlds, etc.–across various SAP’s various product divisions and 39,300 [...]
When Enterprise 2.0 Meets Mobility
Just came across a post by Stephen Johnston, who does business development and strategy at Nokia. His post entitled Enterprise 2.0 – what does it mean for mobililty? over at this blog, ThreeDimensionalPeople, is a great read. Stephen provides a solid overview of general enterprise 2.0 concepts so it is good if you are looking [...]
