Last month, I took a deep dive into the supply-side economics of metadata. While the supply of metadata is important, the demand or usage of the information is an imperative for long-term success. Ideally, you would have both a solid demand and su...

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Much has been written about high performance and the impact to the organization. Many authors discuss the collaborative environment and new tools that allow the information worker to access corporate information anytime and anywhere. Other autho...

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The key component of Enterprise 2.0 is participation; we must all get involved and add to the body of knowledge. We must define who we are and what makes us special. “Good Enough” is no longer the definition of success. This road to transformat...

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What could someone do to get involved with Collaborative or Web 2.0 solutions within an organiztion? Here are a few ideas:
Access Research Firm Information on Web 2.0 (i.e. Gartner, Forrestor, etc.)
Create a Collaborative Team Environ...

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Organizations will need to understand the full impact of deploying Collaboration technologies. Traditional command and control would dictate that there needs to be an over arching strategy, architecture, and governance in place in order to be suc...

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Traditional command and control communications, business models, and value creation frameworks are being replaced inside and outside the corporation. End users are no longer just consumers of information and customers are no longer consumers of p...

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