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June 2007 Archives
Saturday: June 2, 2007 9:43 PM
A couple days ago, I posted that there were two types of Enterprise 2.0 customers or opportunities. I was wrong, dead wrong. The “engaged” and the “not engaged” left out the group that is currently “being engaged”. How silly of me to forget tha...
Continue reading "Enterprise 2.0 Customer; I was Wrong" »
Saturday: June 2, 2007 10:03 PM
1. Collecting Business and Technical Requirements
2. Corporate Dictionary
3. Meeting Agendas, Notes, Attendees, and Attachments
4. Organizational and Professional Biography
5. Status Reporting (Project, Personal, Program, D...
Continue reading "Fifteen Uses of a Corporate Wiki" »
Saturday: June 2, 2007 10:24 PM
1. Executive Communications
2. Project Status Reporting
3. Sharing Knowledge and Professional Expertise
4. Gathering Collective Intelligence (Marketing Campaign)
5. Sharing Experiences; Vendor, Partner, or Product
6. ...
Continue reading "Fifteen Uses of a Corporate Blog" »
Monday: June 4, 2007 12:36 AM
In Strategy & Business, Nicholas Carr (Author of Does IT Matter) has written an article about the application of "peer production" to business innovation. The title the magazine gave the piece is "The Ignorance of Crowds," but it's really more abo...
Continue reading "The Ignorance of Crowds" »
Monday: June 4, 2007 3:28 AM
You have to be better than YouTube, MySpace and Wikipedia. If you take the average contributor rate in these organizations, as compared to the reader population, you will get some number around 0.16%. No, that’s not 16%, it is around a tenth of on...
Continue reading "That's Not Good Enough..." »
Monday: June 4, 2007 6:49 PM
FistPartner has produced an interesting map of these technologies that we commonly refer to as the Enterprise 2.0 market Map. This is very good map that will force you to think about your imp...
Continue reading "Enterprise 2.0 Map and Comments" »
Monday: June 4, 2007 6:56 PM
Monday: June 4, 2007 8:17 PM
1. Intranet Replacement; Open Access and Collaborative. An easy win…
2. Lightweight Document Management
3. Shared Space for Meetings; Sharing Agendas, Deliverables, Times, and Attendees
4. Team / Group Collaboration
5. Sh...
Continue reading "Fifteen Uses of Collaborative Solutions" »
Monday: June 4, 2007 9:09 PM
1. Announcing Company News and Events
2. Product and Release Notifications
3. Job Openings and Organizational Changes
4. Employee Discounts and Reward Programs
5. Documentation Updates
6. New Shared Content within Soc...
Continue reading "Fifteen Uses of RSS in the Enterprise" »
Tuesday: June 5, 2007 6:25 AM
The IT Innovator Don Tapscott suggested a term “Prosumer” to describe the blurring gap between the producer and consumer of a product or service. On the surface, this sounds like an important discovery and it is in the outside world. Clearly, or...
Continue reading "Prosumers in Enterprise 2.0? Not yet..." »
Tuesday: June 5, 2007 12:36 PM
1. Friends and Family (Personal Network)
2. Newsletters (Informative and Advertisement)
3. Announcements (Email)
4. Web Sites (Client-Support, IT, Arch, Ops, etc.)
5. Search and Classification Engines
6. Launch and Tr...
Continue reading "Fifteen Ways to Market Enterprise 2.0 Applications" »
Wednesday: June 6, 2007 6:28 AM
1. Establish your Expertise and Define your Professional Trademarks
2. Describing your Areas of Interest
3. Defining your Business Experience and Technical Expertise
4. Sharing Professional Documents: Resume, CV, and Portfolio
Continue reading "Fifteen Uses of Professional Profiles within the Enterprise" »
Wednesday: June 13, 2007 7:34 AM
Tom Peters published on this topic in his 1997 Fast Company Article called “A Brand Called You”. The essence of Mr. Peters message is that you are in charge of your brand and that all of us can own some part of the market. Everyone can learn, and...
Continue reading "15 Ways to Professionally Brand You" »
Wednesday: June 13, 2007 10:06 AM
In Web 1.0 organizations defined who the winners and losers were going to be. They defined the rules of play, rules of engagement, and framework of the eco-system. Standard products, delivered globally, and manufactured in mass. The soft drink ...
Continue reading "Web 2.0 Creates Endless Micro-Markets" »
Thursday: June 14, 2007 6:49 AM
Once commented how I transformed Metadata into a principle architecture within the enterprise. The question revolved around how I convinced 100 architects to accept this new way of thinking? Truth be told, I didn’t have to convince 100, only 2. ...
Continue reading "Enterprise 2.0: Find the Influencers…" »
Thursday: June 14, 2007 8:23 AM
1. Aggregation of User Contributed Content
2. Aggregation of People, Projects, and Programs
3. Build a New Content Discovery Methodology (i.e. Tag Clouds)
4. Creation of Semantic Relationships between Tags
5. More Current a...
Continue reading "Fifteen Ways to Use Social Tagging" »
Sunday: June 17, 2007 11:25 AM
 Collaborage
has been redesigned for a couple of reasons. First, I want to learn more how
Moveable Type works and what you can do with th...
Continue reading "New Design for Collaborage" »
Sunday: June 17, 2007 8:55 PM
Sunday: June 17, 2007 9:15 PM
Great Job on defining the new productive worker within Enterprise 2.0. Last year, we spent quite a bit of time taking a long look at what is takes to compete in the next 20 years as a high performing information worker. The advent of Web 2.0 and...
Continue reading "Enterprise 2.0 Slideshow" »
Sunday: June 17, 2007 9:33 PM
There really isn’t much out there talking about the best Weblog designs, so here are 10 that definitely make the grade in their simplicity, design, and creativity. Plenty of great ideas that you can walk away with.
Continue reading "Best Blog Designs" »
Monday: June 18, 2007 6:54 AM
1. The need to be in Perceived Control of their Environment
2. The need to get Connected
3. The need to Promotes ones Knowledge and Experience
4. The need to Level the Playing Field
5. The need to Contribute to the Knowledg...
Continue reading "Fifteen Emotional Needs for the Enterprise 2.0 Employee" »
Tuesday: June 19, 2007 6:41 AM
They call it the tipping point which a phrase popularized by Malcom Gladwells’s book called The Tipping Point. In social terms, a tipping point is the event where a previously rare phenomenon becomes rapid and dramatically more common to the end ...
Continue reading "The Tipping Point of Enterprise 2.0" »
Wednesday: June 20, 2007 8:24 AM
I make no apologies for being a rabid fan of the “The Experience Economy” book written by Pine and Gilmore. The insigh...
Continue reading "The Enterprise 2.0 Experience" »
Thursday: June 21, 2007 6:37 AM
Excellent. Social Computing Magazine has picked up one of the Blog Posts here on Collaborage. This is an excellent advancement since it indicates that people are interested in actual case studies and real world experience. One of the basic thin...
Continue reading "Social Computing Magazine Picks Up Collaborage" »
Friday: June 22, 2007 5:52 AM
Here are a couple of interesting items from the Enterprise 2.0 conference held in Boston, MA. which was held this week. First, is Ross Mayfield’s interactive notes from the How to Build an Enterprise 2.0 Platform Employees Will Use session. Very...
Continue reading "Enterprise 2.0 Conference Material" »
Friday: June 22, 2007 8:53 AM
Please tell me someone didn’t put together an IQ test on Web 2.0 that reflects nothing but the pure technology view. Here is what the author says about you base...
Continue reading "Web 2.0 IQ Test; Arrrggghhhhhhhhh." »
Saturday: June 23, 2007 5:39 PM
After reviewing the slides and video’s of the 2007 Enterprise 2.0 Conference, I asked myself what is missing. What is missing from the agenda and from the other sessions that is an absolute requirement for success? Several of the speakers touche...
Continue reading "What the Enterprise 2.0 Conference failed to Address" »
Sunday: June 24, 2007 6:31 PM
Here are fifteen ways in which organizations need to run their corporate Web 2.0 implementation as a business.
1. Investment Capital
You need some initial investment of capital for the infrastructure and software.
Continue reading "Fifteen Ways the Enterprise 2.0 is a Business" »
Monday: June 25, 2007 6:16 AM
Social Computing Magazine has picked up two of the Blog Posts here at Collaborage. They have published the fifteen ways to utilize a wiki as well as the fifteen ways to use a blog in the corporate environment. What other ways have you seen these ...
Continue reading "Social Computing Magazine" »
Monday: June 25, 2007 6:25 AM
Everyone one wants a Return on Investment model for collaboration and social software. Just to let you know, there are hundreds of such models out there for traditional information technology type programs. One quick ROI is to replace business u...
Continue reading "Quick ROI for Enterprise 2.0" »
Tuesday: June 26, 2007 10:18 AM
 1. Show Up. Leaders show up and engage the program. True leaders don’t sit 1,000 miles away issuing commands without understan...
Continue reading "Fifteen Things an Enterprise 2.0 Leader Must Do" »
Wednesday: June 27, 2007 6:58 AM
Just to play the Devils Advocate; I was listening to a
couple of Podcasts last night on Enterprise 2.0. One message that seemed to be
repeated over and over is that you should start small. Start with a small
project and then w...
Continue reading "Think Small and you get Small" »
Thursday: June 28, 2007 8:23 AM
Another way to look at Enterprise 2.0 adoption is to review the reasons people are not using the Enterprise 2.0 services. Most organizations like to survey their current customers to understand why they are using them. However, this seems to be ...
Continue reading "Barriers to Adoption" »
Friday: June 29, 2007 6:26 AM
Recently, Joseph Pine and I exchanged emails which always make me think beyond the obvious. He and his co-author make you re-think the basic ideas of value creation. While I think I am late to the ...
Continue reading "Information Experience Economy" »
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