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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | BRAVE NEW ORG JUNE 5, 2010  If I Were CEO, I’d Mandate Enterprise 2.0 If I were a CEO, I’d mandate Enterprise 2.0 For those that are looking for a little more proof, I present to you three studies/surveys (of many) that can help one in their understanding of why Enterprise 2.0 One facet of Enterprise 2.0, Next up, is Enterprise 2.0 percent in fiscal year 2008 by using collaboration and Web 2.0 | THE LEARNING GENERALIST JANUARY 15, 2010  Collaboration 2.0 - There's a Shift happening But trust me, Mingle is definitely one of the best project management tools that you can lay your hands on. As we break down walled gardens in the enterprise, knowledge sharing improves, the cream rises to the top and everyone can benefit from everyone's thinking. If you liked this post, you may like my other posts on the topic of Enterprise 2.0. Long Live Email! | | | | | |
| TONY KARRER APRIL 7, 2010  Social Learning Tools Should Not be Separate from Enterprise 2.0 Instead of looking at providing tightly coupled Social Learning Tools, they should instead be looking at how their offering can integrate or leverage Enterprise 2.0 John Ambrose in Social Learning Will Fill Enterprise 2.0’s It’s finding content that can fill the empty drums of enterprise 2.0 Web 2.0 Or should they be separated? Or ???? tools. | ENGAGED LEARNING JANUARY 12, 2010 Checklist of Social Learning Strategies Feb 1-3 I will be presenting at the Training 2010 conference with Dave Wilkins ( @dwilkinsnh ). Social Learning Communities in the Extended Enterprise. Understand key issues of self-efficacy as it relates to social media: trust, belonging, self-confidence, self-direction, motivation, skills. Enterprise 2.0 Implementation Learning 2.0 In preparation, we came up with a bunch of things that one would need to know when creating a social learning strategy. Each one could take a deep dive, but we wanted to make the list available. What do you want it to be? | ENGAGED LEARNING DECEMBER 21, 2010 Are You So Bold? It is Time For a Culture Change and it Starts With You Because trust , openness and transparency are bedrock ideals of Enterprise 2.0 Enterprise 2.0Are You So Bold? Are you so bold that you would openly have a conversation about a project’s faults? Are you so bold that you would ask a question of anyone – everyone – and thus show your ignorance and that (heaven forbid) you don’t know all the answers (even when you maybe ought to)? Are you so bold to bring up a point that others are scared to bring up for fear of retribution? few years ago I spent some time working at Intel. Why do I care? | ENGAGED LEARNING MAY 11, 2010 What SOCIAL isn’t SOCIAL is driven by TRUST. TRUST is an attitude, a belief, a way of being, acting. TRUST is the currency of all things social in any form: in person, in a community, online. Instead of helping others be SOCIAL, teach them to TRUST – the SOCIAL will naturally happen. social media social trust Tags: Enterprise 2.0 SOCIAL is not technology. SOCIAL is not a blog. SOCIAL is not a profile. | | | | | | | |
| - What I learned this week at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston
This week I attended the Enterprise 2.0 No matter what anyone tells you, no one really has a clue how to “do&# social in the enterprise. What are vendors and consultants doing to help companies leverage current long-standing applications in the enterprise, such as email, LMS, and CMS? Want us to trust you? This whole sharing and learning idea is not just for these yuppie kids right out of college, we should be able to harness 2.0 What I’d like to see… I’d like to see a Web 2.0 conference in Boston. Seriously. MORE >> -
ENGAGED LEARNING | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2010 Enterprise 2.0 & “Social Business” is a Means to an End
There is some debate as to whether “ Enterprise 2.0″ Enterprise 2.0 Enterprise 2.0 I can’t say this enough – what we are doing is trying to change culture and the way we interact, collaborate and trust each other to further the goals of the organization (which should be the collective goals of those in the organization). Enterprise 2.0″ is a grandfather, if “Social Business&# is taking its place or if they are both dying on the vine or as vibrant as can be. Bingo. This isn’t new. MORE >> -
ENGAGED LEARNING | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2010  10 Steps to Creating an Online Community – There Aren’t Any
At NASA we are in the middle of development of our enterprise social solution. DO focus on TRUST. Enterprise 2.0 There aren’t any steps. I’ve never really liked “STEPS&# lists, because they are too generic (unless you are putting together the Space Shuttle, or something like that). It is as if they will take you to the holy grail. Steps imply that they must be done in order – in sequence. Yet each community is in its own phase. They have their own unique strengths & weaknesses & culture. They won’t know what to do with it. MORE >> -
ENGAGED LEARNING | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010 Enterprise 2.0 is the Same Old Same Old – Yet it is Drastically New
I hear this comment all of the time, “This ( Enterprise 2.0) Obviously we trust others not to tell lies, but communication goes beyond the facts. Internal social networks are not created to further anyone’s social life, but to simply “make visible the practices and outputs of… knowledge workers.&# (Andrew McAfee, Enterprise 2.0: is the same old same old repackaged.&#. Yes and no. Saying it that way assumes that a) because it is basically the same, b) the outcomes are basically the same. Point #1 – The Same old same old. All true. MORE >> -
BRIAN DUSABLON | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2010 My DevLearn 2010 Experience (#DL10)
DevLearn 2010 was awesome. have so many trusted sources now I don’t remember what I did before I developed my PLN. He nailed his presentation, E-Learning and Enterprise 2.0 Others posting about DevLearn 2010: Steve Nguyen ( @espnguyen ). If you followed the backchatter, you already know this. If you didn’t, here’s my review of the conference, a little about who I met, what I learned, and what I’m going to do. already posted my opening keynote recap. John Seely Brown set the tone for the conference. Others had me walking out early. MORE >>
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