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Redesigning the Enterprise from the People Up

Redesigning the Enterprise from the People Up

By Phil Wainewright on March 29, 2011

Top-down business process design is getting a bit of a bad rap at the moment, and deservedly so, say some. There’s a new meme in town called social business that says we should design enterprise systems around the people that…

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged businessprocess, collaboration, Dachis Group, Dion Hinchcliffe, enterprise20, JP Rangaswami, social business design, Social Business Summit, socialcomputing, Susan Scrupski | 1 Response

IBM Hefts Onset of Social Business

IBM Hefts Onset of Social Business

By Phil Wainewright on February 2, 2011

With its Notes pedigree, IBM’s Lotus family of products dates back to the very beginnings of enterprise collaboration software. Its presence in the collaboration market is still substantial, so it was probably only a matter of time before IBM started leavening its Lotus marketing with talk of social business, the happening new name for what […]

Posted in Business | Tagged collaboration, enterprise20, ibm, Lotus, Lotusphere, social business, socialcomputing

Avoiding Social Stovepipes in the Enterprise

Avoiding Social Stovepipes in the Enterprise

By Phil Wainewright on December 17, 2010

One of my first thoughts about the pricing announced a year ago for Salesforce.com’s Chatter collaboration tool was that it should be free to casual users: “Salesforce.com will be wise to make its as-yet unpriced ‘Chatter Lite’ license — which provides Chatter without Force.com or Content — free-of-charge. This should become the Chatter equivalent of […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged 2.0 Adoption Council, chatter, collaboration, enterprise20, salesforce.com, silo, socialcomputing, stovepipe, Susan Scrupski

Dr. Who regenerates

Is Enterprise 2.0 Dead, or Just Regenerating?

By Phil Wainewright on November 11, 2010

In the BBC’s long-running cult sci-fi series Dr Who, the titular character ‘regenerates’ into a new body once the old one becomes worn out or damaged. It’s a narrative sleight-of-hand that allows the show’s producers to refresh the character each…

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged andrewmcafee, collaboration, enterprise20, socialcomputing | 5 Responses

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People and Processes Make the Social Web Work

By Phil Wainewright on July 12, 2010

Listen to my conversation with Yogesh Gupta, CEO of enterprise web content management company Fatwire. In this podcast, find out how businesses are using social media to make their websites more engaging and interactive, and learn the importance of having…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Business process, collaboration, enterprise20, fatwire, marketing, Social Media, Social network, socialcomputing, webcontentmanagement

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