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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
This lack of understanding, as well as some existing, but minor, efficiency improvements in tweaking the old system, are the major barriers to adopting Enterprise 2.0 One important social communication tool at SunGard is Yammer, a micro-blogging platform similar to Twitter but used internally. Simplicity and the Enterprise. Complexity.
 
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Twitter not quite right for your organization? This came up in #lrnchat last week, and in a Twitter discussion yesterday. Here are tips mostly from Aaron Silvers (Twitter: @mrch0mp3rs) on using microblogging in the enterprise: -Remember, the practice is more important than the tool. Make sure someone is a registered admin.
 
Monday, August 9, 2010
Again, I think so many of the early adopters came through using buzz-words and dreamy scenarios that people with mature business processes were spooked. Do a Twitter search, do a search for a Facebook presence. Jane Hart posted a satirical video – 10 reasons to ban social media the other day. Social media is a fad.
 

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I met through the Social Learning Question of the Day on Twitter wrote me an email with the following opening: “I’m insanely frustrated right now.  At our company, Twitter is blocked.&#. Twitter may be easier, but approved websites give the same information. b) “We would lose productivity if we opened Twitter up.&#.
Blog meeting phone Twitter Wiki Tags: Adoption E2.0 Can you ever imagine these situations in a business setting? By by D'Arcy Norman on Flickr. Billy grabs a pen and paper and starts writing, “Hi. am writing this note because I was told I should.  I am not sure who I am writing to or why I am writing, I just am.&#.
The easier it is for individuals to see the results of an innovation, the more likely they are to adopt.” ( Diffusion of Innovations, p. Maybe I can do that/ use that / try that as well.&#   Think about Twitter.  Evaluation happens and then either rejection or adoption.  Tags: TED marketing observability meme Adoption
“New ideas that are simpler to understand are adopted more rapidly than innovations that require the adopter to develop new skills and understanding, such as the Dvorak keyboard.&# ( Diffusion of Innovations, p. To use Twitter we needed to go to the website.  Tags: diffusion of innovation complexity Adoption
Digital Delinquents : This phrase was created in response to others in the meeting who have created accounts on Twitter, Facebook, who have created blogs, etc., Tags: Adoption digital delinquent digital vagabond Facebook Twitter Yesterday I was in a meeting where two new terms surfaced. Where would our bills be mailed to?
Post my queries posted in my blog post Social Learning Adoption , I have been slowly evangelizing social media tools and social learning to management at every opportunity I've had. Her post suggests that when she urged one of her colleagues to use twitter, he came back to her asking her to create training on how to use it.
Week 7: Twitter & Yammer: Day 1. There is SO MUCH to talk about Twitter that it is hard to choose and condense into five posts.  So, stay with me on this one… First: TWITTER. Take that online and that is Twitter.  Yammer pretty much the same as Twitter with a few exceptions. And it was OK with you. 
Get on Twitter and talk.  Tags: Adoption Every now and then this thought comes to me with force… “USE IT, DANG IT!  Don’t just talk about wanting to do social media, social networking or social learning within your organization.  If you are not using it yourself, you won’t get it.  Think out loud on a blog. 
Twitter has taken on a life of its own, in more ways than one. In January I wrote an innocuous looking post called Teaching with Twitter. Neil Witt , one of my colleagues here at the University of Plymouth warned yesterday in his blog that Twitter is in danger of being overhyped. The jury is still out on Twitter.