Fifteen Uses of a Corporate Wiki
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...
Fifteen Uses of a Corporate Blog
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. ...
Fifteen Uses of Collaborative Solutions
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...
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Fifteen Uses of RSS in the Enterprise
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...
Fifteen Ways to Market Enterprise 2.0 Applications
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...
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Fifteen Uses of Professional Profiles within the Enterprise
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
15 Ways to Professionally Brand You
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...
Fifteen Ways to Use Social Tagging
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...
Fifteen Ways the Enterprise 2.0 is a Business
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.
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Fifteen Things an Enterprise 2.0 Leader Must Do
1. Show Up. Leaders show up and engage the program. True leaders don’t sit 1,000 miles away issuing commands without understan...
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Fifteen Things Wiki Users Need Training On
Here are fifteen things end users need training, education, or training on. Don't assume anything.
1. How to title your entry so that peo...
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Fifteen Ways to Deliver Training the Enterprise 2.0 User Needs
1. Online Instructions
2. Step-by-Step Guides
3. Product Documentation
4. One Page Tip Sheets
5. Communities of Practice...
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Fifteen Wiki Metrics That I would Like to See
1. Wiki Page Count
2. Page Update Chart with Quantity on the top and Age on the bottom
3. Number of Page Views Day, Week and Month
