For Enterprise Social Networks, how much adoption is enough?
Originally posted on the Yammer Blog, I wanted to share here for people that might not follow that blog. In traditional enterprise change […]
Category: Enterprise Social Networking
5 Predictions for 2012 in Enterprise Social
It’s the time of year once again to reflect and predict. It’s sort of like being the weatherman; you don’t get a […]
Why Google+ is a -1 for me
It’s always fun to see when a new social channel is released. There is plenty of excitement and wonderment as people try […]
Enterprise 2.0 – You can’t win or lose in the first inning
It really amazes me. We are still predicting failure/success, trying to figure out exactly what Enterprise 2.0 is. Why? Not because I […]
Ok, I’m convinced it’s ‘Enterprise 2.0’
One of the most powerful things I experience in my life is talking to someone about something that I have a strong […]
What exactly is “Social Curation”?
We are starting to see curation more and more in the social space, but what exactly does it mean? To better understand, […]
The Community Backchannel – #cmtybc
I’m possibly one of the most fortunate guys in the Social Business space. I’ve had the benefits of being a practitioner in […]
Social & the 5lb bag
Let’s face it. Social is hitting mainstream. More and more people are contributing, but is it knowledge? If it is knowledge, how […]
Is Social Compensation in your future?
I’ve been watching Robert Scoble’s (@Scobleizer) coverage of the Enterprise Social Networking space, and am intrigued by one of his views that […]
Adoption is a phase, not a state
It seems that many in the Enterprise 2.0/Social Business vendors have identified that the way to make a project successful is to […]