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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

The Inevitable Cloud Outage: 5 Key Essentials to Safe Guard Your Application

The Inevitable Cloud Outage: 5 Key Essentials to Safe Guard Your Application

By Ofir Nachmani on June 4, 2013

A while back, I was starting up an EC2 instance on the AWS cloud when it entered an endless restart loop. All the application deployment efforts we’d made (installation and service configuration) over two weeks just went down the drain. So we called support. The support rep redirected us to his team leader who simply […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Strategy | Tagged Amazon Web Services, aws, backup, business continuity, cloud computing, cloud outage, disaster recovery, enterprise 2.0, foursquare, High Availability, paypal, Service level agreement | 1 Response

ClickSoftware – Great Case of an AWS Cloud Adoption: Part 1, Operations

ClickSoftware – Great Case of an AWS Cloud Adoption: Part 1, Operations

By Ofir Nachmani on November 14, 2012

Over the last year I had endless conversations with companies that strive to adopt the cloud – specifically the Amazon cloud. Of those I met, I can say that ClickSoftware is one of the leading traditional ISVs that managed to adopt the cloud. The Amazon cloud is with no doubt the most advanced cloud computing […]

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Security, Technology | Tagged Amazon Web Services, cloud computing, cloud operations, Development environment, enterprise 2.0, improving operations, isv, operations, professional services, Software deployment

MindTouch Delivers Knowledge Base for Salesforce Customers

MindTouch Delivers Knowledge Base for Salesforce Customers

By Ben Kepes on October 1, 2012

MindTouch is one of the early leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 space –their CEO, Aaron Fulkerson was a regular attendee on the conference circuit. Over the last couple of years however, MindTouch has gone pretty silent as  market conditions and heightened competition caused them to disappear from view. I bumped into Fulkerson in San Diego […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged aaron fulkerson, customer relationship management, customer service, enterprise 2.0, mindtouch, salesforce, salesforce.com, San Diego | 2 Responses

Software Is Eating The World, And APIs Are The Fuel For That

Software Is Eating The World, And APIs Are The Fuel For That

By Ben Kepes on September 24, 2012

Over the past handful of years I’ve commented on a seemingly disconnected bunch of areas:  the rise of cloud computing, the forced re-design of how enterprises work, the focus on more project-specific teams, dispersed workers … the list goes on. In the last 12 months of so I’ve seen these formerly disconnected areas converge together […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Apigee, Application programming interface, Bechtel, Christian Reilly, cloud computing, enterprise 2.0, Steven Willmott

Amazon Cloud and the Enterprise – Is it a love story? (Free Infographic Included)

Amazon Cloud and the Enterprise – Is it a love story? (Free Infographic Included)

By Ofir Nachmani on August 23, 2012

As befitting any great online vendor, Amazon cloud product guys listen carefully to their market targets and ensure fast implementation and delivery to satisfy their needs. It is clear that Amazon cloud is eager to conquer the enterprise market, as I already mentioned in my past post, “Amazon AWS is the Cloud (for now anyway)“. […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged amazon, amazon-web-service, aws, Chief information officer, cloud computing, devops, enterprise 2.0, Total cost

Social Business

Social Business

By David Terrar on March 19, 2012

After some soul searching I’ve just started updating my various personal profiles around the web to say I’m a social business evangelist rather than saying enterprise 2.0.  I’ve got close to this before.  I wanted to explain why now.  For me that terminology change is a big deal because I’m not 100% comfortable with “social […]

Posted in Enterprise, Trends & Concepts | Tagged enterprise 2.0, Social Business, Social Enterprise

The 5 Best Social Business Articles From Last Week

The 5 Best Social Business Articles From Last Week

By Mark Fidelman on February 13, 2012

I want to highlight a few of last week’s articles that I find particularly engaging and thought provoking. An often overlooked aspect of social business is the immense amount of data that can be derived from social interactions. This data will not only improve our own productivity, but increase the effectiveness of tomorrow’s corporations. Related […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged best in class, enterprise 2.0, Social Business

Can OpenSocial Be Resurrected In The Enterprise?

Can OpenSocial Be Resurrected In The Enterprise?

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 3, 2012

For most of the pundits out there in valley, OpenSocial is dead and meaningless. However, at Lotusphere 2012 last month, IBM was highlighting how they have used OpenSocial in their image makeover towards Social Business. They have relied on OpenSocial for activity streams and gadgets. When I was speaking to Suzanne Livingston from IBM if […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged atlassian, enterprise 2.0, google, IBM, insights, jive, opensocial, sap, Social Business, Social Enterprise | 1 Response

IBM's Social Agenda

IBM’s Social Agenda

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 26, 2012

Last week IBM hosted the annual Lotusphere event at Orlando. Last year, they made a strategic shift and started pushing heavily on the idea of Social Business and followed it up this year by not only brining last year’s announcements into fruition but also moved out of the Lotus brand to remove any legacy tag […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Enterprise, enterprise 2.0, IBM, IBM Connections, ibm smart cloud, insights, lotusphere, lotusphere 2012, ls12, opensocial, social, Social Business | 4 Responses

Master These 5 Remarkable Strategies of Motivation and Go Straight to the Top

Master These 5 Remarkable Strategies of Motivation and Go Straight to the Top

By Mark Fidelman on January 25, 2012

According to a recent Gallup Poll, about a third of all U.S. workers are dissatisfied with either the recognition they receive, their chances for promotion, or the amount of money they earn. Worse, seventy-one percent of American workers are “not engaged” or “actively disengaged” in their work. Since most of us cannot change the economy, […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged enterprise 2.0, gallup, michael wu, Miscellany, motivation, The Science of Social | 1 Response

5 Social Business Truths

5 Social Business Truths

By Hutch Carpenter on January 23, 2012

Meritocracy trumps hierarchy: Companies don’t get a “pass” on Wall Street or the London Exchange becauswe they’re been around way before new companies. Political candidates aren’t immune from beingf being upended when they don’t perform. Why should work be any different? Companies that focus on the meritocracy are focused on growth. Those that pay too much attention […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged enterprise 2.0, mba, Social Business

How Yammer Should Have Responded to the TechCrunch Ad Hominem

How Yammer Should Have Responded to the TechCrunch Ad Hominem

By Mark Fidelman on January 10, 2012

I can’t help but laugh at the TechCrunch gang’s corporate ad hominem last week. It seemed more of a personal attack than any real attempt to provide a product review. TechCrunch didn’t merely reproach their building mate, they reprimanded them. Stranger, most of the article really didn’t say anything at all, because they were not […]

Posted in Application Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged enterprise 2.0, Miscellany, sybil, techcrunch, yammer

Why Every Company Needs to be More Like IBM and Less Like Apple

Why Every Company Needs to be More Like IBM and Less Like Apple

By Mark Fidelman on January 5, 2012

I was thirteen years old when I first saw it on TV. An army of blue-gray drones march in lockstep through a long tunnel into an auditorium filled with more drones dressed in futuristic, grey drab. All eyes are transfixed on a big-blue image of a man speaking from a theatre-sized screen, extolling the virtues […]

Posted in Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged Apple, Big Brother, enterprise 2.0, IBM, Peter Drucker, Social Business | 3 Responses

5 Reasons Why CapGemini Just Re-Positioned their Management Consulting Practice to Focus on Social Business

5 Reasons Why CapGemini Just Re-Positioned their Management Consulting Practice to Focus on Social Business

By Mark Fidelman on December 29, 2011

Don’t believe the world’s businesses are going social?  Take this recent declaration from CapGemini’s Managing Director, Global Head of Practices, Didier Bonnet when discussing Social Business with me: “We’ve actually repositioned the entire practice around digital transformation. So for us it’s not just changing one service offering; it’s our entire focus globally for our teams […]

Posted in Business | Tagged andrew mcafee, Capgemini, didier bonnet, enterprise 2.0, mit | 2 Responses

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