Medley of Statements on the Social Enterprise (R)Evolution During the last months I have collected some statements of our E20 SUMMIT partners regarding news on their solutions, evaluations of the Social Business evolutions and statements on success factors for the adoption of Social Technology and transformation towards an social enterprise. We have selected some snippets of these videos and produced a little “medley of statements” that covers some nice statements on the E20 project assessment, the challenge of the adoption, the key success factors for the transformation, the impact of Social Business on the whole company and the needed consideration of an integrated view on the social technology stack: The whole collection of videos can be found in the following: [video_playlist title=”#e20s Interviews” id=”PL4cImhU4Kilt6D3cOoAP6aiK6iNFrp8rE” maxresults=”20″ thumb_size=”small” class=”youtube_playlist”] The collection is also integrated on the event website as well as in our video archive with the additional videos of the “#e20s Exoert Talks”. tweet share share share share email RSS feed The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Bjoern Negelmann Björn Negelmann verantwortet die inhaltlichen Teile der Veranstaltungsaktivitäten von Kongress Media und ist darüber hinaus auch Kopf des an Kongress Media angeschlossenen Research-Hauses N:Sight Research. Er reflektiert seine Beobachtungen über die Entwicklung der Themen sowohl in den Corporate-Blogs von Kongress Media und N:Sight als auch in den Fachblogs Enterprise Digital Blog (zum Social Collaboration & Future of Work Thema), auf Espresso-Digital.de (zum Thema Social Kommunikation & Marketing) sowie im Digital Experience Blog (zum Thema Digital Experience & die Transformation in Marketing, Vertrieb und Service). Darüber hinaus moderiert und betreut er die diversen Online-Communities und Online-Veranstaltungen von Kongress Media. Latest posts by Bjoern Negelmann (see all) Digital Workplace as Engagement Hub for the Employee Experience Strategy in 2019 - 20/12/2018 Short Note about the End of Social & Bringing Back the Work Support into Future of Work! - 17/05/2018 Lou Taylor: For knowledge sharing to be successful you need engaged people, processes and tools! #entdigi #eds18 - 01/05/2018 Related posts: Can the Social Enterprise (R)Evolution be systematically evolved? Social software tools within the enterprise – not a revolution but an evolution Thomas Pichon: Success with social technologies needs more than gut instinct Jon Mell: Solving Business Problems Through Social