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Email as the Problem or Email as the Solution?

Email as the Problem or Email as the Solution?

By Jacob Morgan on February 22, 2011

Email is getting quite a bad reputation, in fact Atos Origin (a large consulting and outsourcing company) is pledging to be a zero email company within three years! Bertrand Duperrin wrote up a great post on this examining whether or not this realistic.  This post however is not about whether or not we could or [...]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged collaboration, email as the problem, email as the solution, email collaboration, enterprise 2.0, gil yehuda, gmail, outlook, using email for collaboration | 1 Response

There is No Social Business is there?

There is No Social Business is there?

By Jacob Morgan on February 11, 2011

I had a great chat with friend and advisor Gil Yehuda on the topic of social business prior to my presentation at the American Marketing Association. The topic of “what makes a business social” came up during which Gil imparted his usual bit of wisdom with the following quote: “All businesses have always been social; what’s [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged gil yehuda, no such thing as social business, Social Business, there's no business like social business, what is a social business

Top 10 People to Follow in the Enterprise 2.0 Space and Why (Pt 1)

Top 10 People to Follow in the Enterprise 2.0 Space and Why (Pt 1)

By Jacob Morgan on March 15, 2010

There are a lot of great thinkers and practitioners in the Enterprise 2.0 space whom I follow for ideas, information, and advice.  The space as a whole is still fairly new and there really aren’t THAT many folks involved in Enterprise 2.0 initiatives, especially when you compare that to the number of “social media experts.”  [...]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged dennis howlett, dion hinchcliffe, e2.0, enterprise 2.0, enterprise 2.0 analysts, enterprise 2.0 bloggers, enterprise 2.0 thought leaders, gil yehuda, mike gotta, susan scrupski, top 10 people to follow in enterprise 2.0 | 1 Response

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