Earlier on, over at "Enterprise 2.0 Conference Highlights – Day One", I mentioned how one of my absolute favourite presentations from the recent Enterprise 2.0 conference was the one that my good friend Lee Bryant did on the first day of the event, under the title "Behavioural Transition Strategies for[…]
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Open Enterprise 2009 – Lee Bryant Interviewed by Stowe Boyd
At the risk of starting to sound repetitive, I am going to be sharing with you folks another video interview I have been watching lately from the increasingly-by-the-day more interesting Open Enterprise 2.0 initiative that both Oliver Marks and Stowe Boyd have been working on for a few months now.[…]
#e2conf 2011 Highlights – 10 Reasons Why I Enjoyed the Event
I know that plenty of folks out there are probably waiting for the next blog post in the series of #e2conf 2011 Highlights from the Enterprise 2.0 conference that took place in Boston, MA, a few days back, by yours truly, but the truth is that in the last couple[…]
Social Business Begins by Unleashing Your Business Talent
Over the last couple of days, two rather interesting, and noteworthy, articles over at Technology Review, written rather nicely by Erica Naone, have been making the rounds out there on Social Web around Enterprise 2.0 and the successful transformation of becoming a social business altogether and I thought I would spend[…]
Enterprise 2.0 vs. Social Business – The Final 2.0 Transformation
Continuing further with wrapping up 2010, there are plenty of things I am really excited about for 2011, both at work and on a personal level, but there is one in particular that I just can’t wait for it to unleash its full potential, as it has already started to[…]
Collaborative Culture: On Reinventing the Social Enterprise
Those folks who have been following this blog for a long while now would probably realise how, for quite some time, I have firmly believed that the main challenge with regards to the successful adoption of social computing within the enterprise is no other than a cultural one. Nothing to[…]