Rewarding social software participation within the corporation Lots of information have been already distributed through out the net about the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM / Cologne, that took place already nearly two weeks ago. Now we finished cutting and setting up all the recorded video materials – so here we go with the presentation of Suw Charman-Anderson talking about the “adoption strategy for […] Read More What are the answers to the CIO’s objections? In a recent post Bernard Lunn of RWW lists some objections CIOs have towards social media. He comes up with the following issues: Unpredictable scaling issues. Security against IP loss. Integration. Loss of productivity. Accidental brand damage. I would say most of them derive from the software-as-a-service concept Bernard implies towards social media – but […] Read More Microblogging as a Corporate Tool The discussions about micro blogging services have reached another peak these days with Yammer winning the beauty contest at TechCrunch50. Despite all reservations regarding Yammer not being very innovative this incident at least turned on the light on looking at micro blogging services as Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce, Identi.ca or as well Yammer (see full list […] Read More Research about Social Networking within the Enterprise I have read at Mike Gotta about his research in the field of social networking within the enterprise. As we have some cases on this at the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 FORUM I wondered whether there are some more people out there that are interested in bringing together some case studies about this? Martin Koser (frogpond) […] Read More Perturbation needed for innovations I just stumbled upon an interesting research paper of the Harvard Business School (via Collaborative Thinking of Mike Gotta) that discusses the “struggle of balancing the conflicting demands of efficiency and innovation”. While it’s clear that efficiency (in the means of constant or better business results at less or at least constant expenses) and innovations […] Read More Pre-conference interview – building a Web 2.0 knowledge base at Deutsche Bank There’s an english summary of the latest pre-conference-interview up at my site (“Pre-Conference interview: dbWiki – building a Web 2.0 corporate knowledge base“). Joachim Niemeier talked to Dr. Matthias Büger, Vice President, Group Technology and Operations and Jamil Ouaj, GTO Communications of Deutsche Bank AG. One thing I analyzed is the understanding and rationale that’s […] Read More Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo Short notice that I blogged an english summary (and personal analysis) of the third pre-conference interview Joachim Niemeier did with Arne Schümann of Festo. It’s here at my personal site: “Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo“, while you can find the german language fulltext of the interview here at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum site: […] Read More Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212» This website uses cookies to improve your experience. 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What are the answers to the CIO’s objections? In a recent post Bernard Lunn of RWW lists some objections CIOs have towards social media. He comes up with the following issues: Unpredictable scaling issues. Security against IP loss. Integration. Loss of productivity. Accidental brand damage. I would say most of them derive from the software-as-a-service concept Bernard implies towards social media – but […] Read More Microblogging as a Corporate Tool The discussions about micro blogging services have reached another peak these days with Yammer winning the beauty contest at TechCrunch50. Despite all reservations regarding Yammer not being very innovative this incident at least turned on the light on looking at micro blogging services as Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce, Identi.ca or as well Yammer (see full list […] Read More Research about Social Networking within the Enterprise I have read at Mike Gotta about his research in the field of social networking within the enterprise. As we have some cases on this at the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 FORUM I wondered whether there are some more people out there that are interested in bringing together some case studies about this? Martin Koser (frogpond) […] Read More Perturbation needed for innovations I just stumbled upon an interesting research paper of the Harvard Business School (via Collaborative Thinking of Mike Gotta) that discusses the “struggle of balancing the conflicting demands of efficiency and innovation”. While it’s clear that efficiency (in the means of constant or better business results at less or at least constant expenses) and innovations […] Read More Pre-conference interview – building a Web 2.0 knowledge base at Deutsche Bank There’s an english summary of the latest pre-conference-interview up at my site (“Pre-Conference interview: dbWiki – building a Web 2.0 corporate knowledge base“). Joachim Niemeier talked to Dr. Matthias Büger, Vice President, Group Technology and Operations and Jamil Ouaj, GTO Communications of Deutsche Bank AG. One thing I analyzed is the understanding and rationale that’s […] Read More Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo Short notice that I blogged an english summary (and personal analysis) of the third pre-conference interview Joachim Niemeier did with Arne Schümann of Festo. It’s here at my personal site: “Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo“, while you can find the german language fulltext of the interview here at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum site: […] Read More Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212» This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. 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Microblogging as a Corporate Tool The discussions about micro blogging services have reached another peak these days with Yammer winning the beauty contest at TechCrunch50. Despite all reservations regarding Yammer not being very innovative this incident at least turned on the light on looking at micro blogging services as Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce, Identi.ca or as well Yammer (see full list […] Read More Research about Social Networking within the Enterprise I have read at Mike Gotta about his research in the field of social networking within the enterprise. As we have some cases on this at the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 FORUM I wondered whether there are some more people out there that are interested in bringing together some case studies about this? Martin Koser (frogpond) […] Read More Perturbation needed for innovations I just stumbled upon an interesting research paper of the Harvard Business School (via Collaborative Thinking of Mike Gotta) that discusses the “struggle of balancing the conflicting demands of efficiency and innovation”. While it’s clear that efficiency (in the means of constant or better business results at less or at least constant expenses) and innovations […] Read More Pre-conference interview – building a Web 2.0 knowledge base at Deutsche Bank There’s an english summary of the latest pre-conference-interview up at my site (“Pre-Conference interview: dbWiki – building a Web 2.0 corporate knowledge base“). Joachim Niemeier talked to Dr. Matthias Büger, Vice President, Group Technology and Operations and Jamil Ouaj, GTO Communications of Deutsche Bank AG. One thing I analyzed is the understanding and rationale that’s […] Read More Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo Short notice that I blogged an english summary (and personal analysis) of the third pre-conference interview Joachim Niemeier did with Arne Schümann of Festo. It’s here at my personal site: “Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo“, while you can find the german language fulltext of the interview here at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum site: […] Read More Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212» This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
Research about Social Networking within the Enterprise I have read at Mike Gotta about his research in the field of social networking within the enterprise. As we have some cases on this at the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 FORUM I wondered whether there are some more people out there that are interested in bringing together some case studies about this? Martin Koser (frogpond) […] Read More Perturbation needed for innovations I just stumbled upon an interesting research paper of the Harvard Business School (via Collaborative Thinking of Mike Gotta) that discusses the “struggle of balancing the conflicting demands of efficiency and innovation”. While it’s clear that efficiency (in the means of constant or better business results at less or at least constant expenses) and innovations […] Read More Pre-conference interview – building a Web 2.0 knowledge base at Deutsche Bank There’s an english summary of the latest pre-conference-interview up at my site (“Pre-Conference interview: dbWiki – building a Web 2.0 corporate knowledge base“). Joachim Niemeier talked to Dr. Matthias Büger, Vice President, Group Technology and Operations and Jamil Ouaj, GTO Communications of Deutsche Bank AG. One thing I analyzed is the understanding and rationale that’s […] Read More Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo Short notice that I blogged an english summary (and personal analysis) of the third pre-conference interview Joachim Niemeier did with Arne Schümann of Festo. It’s here at my personal site: “Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo“, while you can find the german language fulltext of the interview here at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum site: […] Read More Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212» This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
Perturbation needed for innovations I just stumbled upon an interesting research paper of the Harvard Business School (via Collaborative Thinking of Mike Gotta) that discusses the “struggle of balancing the conflicting demands of efficiency and innovation”. While it’s clear that efficiency (in the means of constant or better business results at less or at least constant expenses) and innovations […] Read More Pre-conference interview – building a Web 2.0 knowledge base at Deutsche Bank There’s an english summary of the latest pre-conference-interview up at my site (“Pre-Conference interview: dbWiki – building a Web 2.0 corporate knowledge base“). Joachim Niemeier talked to Dr. Matthias Büger, Vice President, Group Technology and Operations and Jamil Ouaj, GTO Communications of Deutsche Bank AG. One thing I analyzed is the understanding and rationale that’s […] Read More Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo Short notice that I blogged an english summary (and personal analysis) of the third pre-conference interview Joachim Niemeier did with Arne Schümann of Festo. It’s here at my personal site: “Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo“, while you can find the german language fulltext of the interview here at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum site: […] Read More Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212» This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
Pre-conference interview – building a Web 2.0 knowledge base at Deutsche Bank There’s an english summary of the latest pre-conference-interview up at my site (“Pre-Conference interview: dbWiki – building a Web 2.0 corporate knowledge base“). Joachim Niemeier talked to Dr. Matthias Büger, Vice President, Group Technology and Operations and Jamil Ouaj, GTO Communications of Deutsche Bank AG. One thing I analyzed is the understanding and rationale that’s […] Read More Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo Short notice that I blogged an english summary (and personal analysis) of the third pre-conference interview Joachim Niemeier did with Arne Schümann of Festo. It’s here at my personal site: “Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo“, while you can find the german language fulltext of the interview here at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum site: […] Read More Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212»
Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo Short notice that I blogged an english summary (and personal analysis) of the third pre-conference interview Joachim Niemeier did with Arne Schümann of Festo. It’s here at my personal site: “Changing organisations via Enterprise 2.0 – Festo“, while you can find the german language fulltext of the interview here at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum site: […] Read More Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212»
Which part of existing organisations dislikes E2.0 the most? I attended a mashup* Event on Enterprise 2.0 in July at BT’s spectacularly plush little auditorium in London (you can watch the whole event on video at that link). It was a pleasant evening, characterised by hearing JP Rangaswami speak (the man is a walking recruitment advertisement for BT: “This could be your boss. Why […] Read More Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212»
Good sources of information Two days ago Simon Wardley published a short list of people you want to know for answers to questions within the field of emerging enterprise technologies – while being very pleased that he mentioned this “very young” information ressource I would like to add some more people to his list: Enterprise 2.0: Sören Stamer of […] Read More Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212»
Wrap-Up: Interview of Joachim Niemeier with Prof. Dr. Michael Koch, Universität der Bundeswehr, München As a warm-up dance for the Enterprise 2.0 FORUM on Sept. 18th in Cologne, Joachim Niemeier, the moderator of the E2.0 FORUM, conducted some interviews with our speakers. Below you’ll find a English translation with the key content of the interview with Prof. Dr Michael Koch of the Universität der Bundeswehr, München, who is teaching […] Read More Page 1 of 212»