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Talk-n-Tweet | Collaborative Innovation at Scale

Talk-n-Tweet | Collaborative Innovation at Scale

By Hutch Carpenter on September 24, 2014

Previously, I’ve described Why Crowdsourcing Works. Crowdsourcing is a case where you get many people who don’t one another collaborating toward a defined outcome.To reiterate the principle points about the value of crowdsourcing: Diverse inputs drive superior solutions Cognitive diversity requires spanning gaps in social networks Simple enough, yet actually a rich field for work and […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged collaboration, crowdsourcing, e2.0, enterprise 2.0, enterprise innovation, innochat, innovation, mba, motivations, Social Business

Which Departments are Most Actively Engaged in Enterprise 2.0 (or Emergent Collaboration)

Which Departments are Most Actively Engaged in Enterprise 2.0 (or Emergent Collaboration)

By Jacob Morgan on November 3, 2011

A few weeks ago Chess Media Group released a no-cost research report we put together on the “State of Enterprise 2.0 Collaboration.”  The report was put together from survey responses of 234 executives, decision makers, and practitioners at companies around the world who are implementing emergent collaboration solutions at their organizations.  One of the questions […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged e2.0, emergent collaboration department, engaged departments, enterprise 2.0, state of enterprise 2.0 collaboration

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at FSG Pt 2: Corporate Culture Shifts

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at FSG Pt 2: Corporate Culture Shifts

By Jacob Morgan on October 11, 2011

This is part two in a series of posts on how FSG-Social Impact Consultants, is implementing emergent collaboration strategies and technologies within its organization.  Part one on business drivers can be found here.  Founded in 2000 as Foundation Strategy Group, FSG is a nonprofit consulting firm specializing in strategy, evaluation, and research.  Today, FSG with […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged case study, e2.0, emergent collaboration, enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 case studies, fsg, social impact advisors

Innovation - today's Golden Calf

Innovation – today’s Golden Calf

By Martijn Linssen on September 7, 2011

This week I had a conversation about Innovation and IBM. Vijay Sankarav wrote a follow-up post on that as he was forced to “leave early” – this is my reply to that. I think the three of us usually agree pretty much on pretty much everything. And this was an awkward one really It all […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 1.0, Apple, b2b, B2C, e2.0, financials, google, growth, IBM, innovation, steve jobs, Vinnie Mirchandani

Social Enterprise Magic Quadrant

Social Enterprise Magic Quadrant

By Martijn Linssen on February 4, 2011

Debate and savviness seems to be flying across the Twitter verse these days, Stowe Boyd wrote a post about that One quote there: And Dennis has been making his displeasure about the use of the term ‘social business’ known, but not by arguing about the principles involved. Instead, Howlett has adopted a ‘savviness’ cant: he […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 1.0, 2.0, adapt, adopt, change, cloud computing, e2.0, gartner, knowledge, magic quadrant, social business design, social media, stowe boyd, trust, twitter

Stop breaking down silos, let's enginize the pistons

Stop breaking down silos, let’s enginize the pistons

By Martijn Linssen on January 10, 2011

Everywhere I go these days I encounter the call for integrating everything into anything and the words “break down silos”. While the former I applaud, the latter is a politically incorrect way to address the stakeholders (sic, more about that 3 paragraphs from now): it brings across a threat rather than an opportunity in most […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 1.0, 2.0, adopt, business exceptions, business rules, e2.0, integration, social business design, social media, transactions | 2 Responses

Are You Looking to Purchase an Enterprise 2.0 Solution?  What You Need to Know

Are You Looking to Purchase an Enterprise 2.0 Solution? What You Need to Know

By Jacob Morgan on August 6, 2010

I wrote an article for CMS Wire (more on that later) entitled “What Buyers of Enterprise 2.0 Solutions Need to Consider Before Making a Purchase.”  The whole point of the article is to address that small/medium and enterprise organizations have very different needs and capabilities when it comes to Enterprise 2.0, yet most vendors sell […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged e2.0, e2.0 decision makers, enterprise 2.0, enterprise 2.0 decision makers, purchasing e2.0 purchasing enterprise 2.0

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part Four: Technology Adoption and Encouraging Use

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part Four: Technology Adoption and Encouraging Use

By Jacob Morgan on July 23, 2010

This is part four in a multi-part series on how Intuit is implementing Enterprise 2.0 within their organization.  Part one covered the business drivers of Enterprise 2.0 , part two looked at some of the change management issues of Enterprise 2.0 , part three explored cultural and organization shifts ,  and today we’re going to […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged case studies, case study, e2.0, encouraging e2.0, enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 case studies, intuit, technology adoption

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part Three: Cultural and Organizational Shifts

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part Three: Cultural and Organizational Shifts

By Jacob Morgan on July 16, 2010

This is part three in a multi-part series on how Intuit is implementing Enterprise 2.0 within their organization.  Part one covered the business drivers of Enterprise 2.0, part two looked at some of the change management issues of Enterprise 2.0, and today we’re going to continue with change management by focusing on the cultural and […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged case studies, change management, cultural shift, culture change, e2.0, enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 case studies, intuit, organization shift, Uncategorized

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part Two: Change Management

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part Two: Change Management

By Jacob Morgan on July 12, 2010

This is part two in a multi-part series on how Intuit is implementing Enterprise 2.0 within their organization. Part one covered the business drivers of Enterprise 2.0 and today we’re going to look at where the push for E2.0 came from as well as obstacles that had to be overcome via change management. The push […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged case studies, case study, change management, e2.0, enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 case studies, intuit

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part One: Business Drivers

Implementing Enterprise 2.0 at Intuit, Part One: Business Drivers

By Jacob Morgan on July 8, 2010

Next up in out series of companies that  are implementing Enterprise 2.0 is Intuit.  So far we covered Oce and Vistaprint. Intuit is a software company with 8,000 employee’s worldwide that develops tax and financial solutions for consumers, small businesses, financial institutions, and health-care organizations.  I spoke with three members of the Intuit team that […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged case studies, case study, e2.0, enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 case studies, idea management, innovation, intuit

Vendor Convergence in the Enterprise 2.0 Space

Vendor Convergence in the Enterprise 2.0 Space

By Jacob Morgan on June 25, 2010

One of the things that struck me the most at this years Enterprise 2.0 conference was that all of the vendors in the space are doing the EXACT same thing.  Last year at the E2.0 conference we saw a lot of product differentiation with companies focusing specifically around niche areas or features such as ideation, […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged e2.0, e2.0 conference, enterprise 2.0, enterprise 2.0 santa clara, vendor convergence | 1 Response

When Should Management Push Enterprise 2.0 Adoption?

When Should Management Push Enterprise 2.0 Adoption?

By Hutch Carpenter on June 23, 2010

After the Boston edition of the Enterprise 2.0 Conference, IBM’s Rawn Shah wrote a great follow-up post outlining ten observations from the event. A couple points that I found myself agreeing with wholeheartedly were: Adoption is about transforming human behaviors at work – More folks are starting to recognize that it is not trivial to […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged adoption, collaboration, e2.0, e2conf, email, enterprise 2.0, innovation management, lan, mba, social software, wikis

My Thoughts on the Enterprise 2.0 Conference

My Thoughts on the Enterprise 2.0 Conference

By Jacob Morgan on June 16, 2010

Today is the last day of the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston and I must say that I had a great time meeting with and interacting with a lot of folks that I have either known for a while or have chatted with online but haven’t yet met in person.  The networking and relationship building […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged boston conference, collaboration conference, collaborative enterprise, e2.0, e2.0 conference, enterprise 2.0, enterprise 2.0 conference, Events | 1 Response

An Enterprise 2.0 Framework for Success

An Enterprise 2.0 Framework for Success

By Jacob Morgan on June 7, 2010

Around a week or so ago I presented online at the social business summit on making Enterprise 2.0 work.  It was a relatively short presentation with a lot of information but one of the things I presented was a type of framework or process for how to make Enterprise 2.0 work within an organization.  I’m […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged collaboration, e2.0, enterprise 2.0, enterprise 2.0 framework, enterprise 2.0 model, enterprise 2.0 process, enterprise 2.0 success, succeeding with enterprise 2.0

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