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Failure 2.0

Tim Bray's Enterprise 2.0 conundrum

Tim Bray’s Enterprise 2.0 conundrum

By Michael Krigsman on January 7, 2010

How does one create small systems that address similar requirements as large ones? It’s a basic matter we need to consider.

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged CIO issues, Cultural issues, Enterprise 2.0, enterprise software, Failure 2.0, Information technology, IT issues, Politics, Service-oriented architecture, Software development, Twitter | 1 Response

User adoption: Killer app for SOA and Enterprise 2.0

User adoption: Killer app for SOA and Enterprise 2.0

By Michael Krigsman on December 17, 2009

Although geeky eggheads may become enamored by cool technology, real users care about solving practical, day-to-day business problems. We call that adoption.

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged CIO issues, Cultural issues, Enterprise 2.0, Failure 2.0, Governance, IT issues, PaaS, project management, SaaS, Service-oriented architecture, SOA, Social Enterprise | 1 Response

Resistance to change: The real Enterprise 2.0 barrier

Resistance to change: The real Enterprise 2.0 barrier

By Michael Krigsman on November 16, 2009

Large organizations continue to embrace Enterprise 2.0 as a viable addition to their business process toolbox, however resistance to change remains a challenge.

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Andrew McAfee, CIO issues, Cultural issues, Enterprise 2.0, Failure 2.0, Governance, IT issues, Project strategy, Research and statistics, Social Enterprise

Twitter suspends security researcher's account as a threat

Twitter suspends security researcher’s account as a threat

By Michael Krigsman on October 9, 2009

Twitter erroneously suspended, and subsequently restored, a prominent researcher’s account two months after he tweeted a security warning intended to inform his audience about an imminent threat.

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged CRM, Cultural issues, End-user impact, Enterprise 2.0, Failure 2.0, IT issues

Workday, SaaS, and Failure: 'A matter of trust'

Workday, SaaS, and Failure: ‘A matter of trust’

By Michael Krigsman on October 8, 2009

Software as a service (SaaS) vendor, Workday, which sells human resources applications, recently had a 15-hour outage, during which time its system was unavailable to customers. In an unusual twist, this post is about success and not failure. Background. The story begins when I heard about the outage through an anonymous source. To learn more, […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged and SOA, CIO issues, Cultural issues, End-user impact, Failure 2.0, IT issues, PaaS, Project failures, Project success, SaaS, Vendor relationships

Various Google sites are down

Various Google sites are down

By Michael Krigsman on October 3, 2009

Various Google properties seem either down or too slow to be usable right now. These include Google.com search, Wave, Gmail, Apps, FeedBurner, and YouTube.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Enterprise 2.0, Failure 2.0, google

Are Twitter direct messages safe?

Are Twitter direct messages safe?

By Michael Krigsman on September 21, 2009

Supposedly private information sent on Twitter could be exposed to non-intended recipients.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged CIO issues, Enterprise 2.0, Failure 2.0, IT issues, Security and privacy

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