I'm a big believer of the notion that enterprise social software needs porous walls. Can we use our social business platforms to build a composite brand for people using their activity from across the web? How can we make corporate identities on social business platforms intermesh with people's existing brands on the public internet? How frictionless is it for people to post to the enterprise social network directly from Twitter! As a corollary how tough can it be to send selective status updates from the enterprise social network to Twitter? MORE >>

As an enterprise community manager, I am often faced withvaried user questions and needs. Before I move on let me briefly explain how Jive --whichpowers our social platform--works. Jive offers users the ability to customizetheir two activity streams--one stream reflects everything the user is Following on the platform and thisincludes people, places and content. Moreover, from an enterprise context, finding relevantcontent at the point of need is of paramount importance. heavy user of TweetDeck and Hootsuite , I could identify withthe need for further granularity. MORE >>

It’s time once again to take stock of what happened in enterprise mobile learning and see if any of my 2011 predictions hit their intended targets. One year ago today, I offered nine predictions running the gamut of hardware, software, industry players and general market movements based on trends we were experiencing in the commercial mobile learning marketplace; here’s my analysis of where these predictions landed twelve months later. 2011 proved to be another year more focused on the pilot project rather than the production deployment for enterprise mobile learning solutions. MORE >>

He ran Michael Milken’s Knowledge Universe Interactive Studio before he became VP, Platform & Technology for Second Life at Linden Labs. Learning is social. Business is social. People are social. So why are so many of the forays into learning technology anti-social? Friday afternoon I had a delightful conversation with a kindred spirit, Joe Miller. Joe has been marrying people, technology, and learning since the early days. He worked on the PLATO system for Control Data. He did early stuff with Atari, EPYX, SEGA, and Leapfrog. Learning. Give personalized suggestions to users. MORE >>

Title SoftStrat Software Platform Migration Version 1 Other versions Sponsor/Producer Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University Developer Forio Online Simulations/Professor Mohan Sawney, Kellogg School of Management Series Number in Series Company Description Forio Sim technology distinguishes itself from fixed, step-by-step or first-person, video game-style simulations by employing proven pedagogical strategies to challenge and sharpen your workforce’s capacity for strategic thinking. Registry MORE >>