but Social Business In a post of over a year ago , appropriately titled Social Business Design - the beginning or end of E2.0? is the use of freeform social software within companies Needless to say, that definition is hugely tool-focused, as is the entire post. ' ('what's our social intent?') MORE >>

Over the past couple of months, this theme has received a lot more attention, prompted in large part by the writings of Dion Hinchcliffe and by the discussions at two industry gatherings – SPARK/ MIX 06 and Software 2006. For commentary on Software 2006 and the Software 2006 Industry Report prepared by McKinsey & Co. Web 2.0 MORE >>

What worked twenty years ago doesn’t work well in the social, always-on, networked world of business we now inhabit. The social revolution of the 1960s gave rise to the concept that learning is individual. Many of the corporations that adopted eLearning fell under the same mistaken spell that beguiled investors. Social. MORE >>

I’ve had for some time now the vague sense that the iPhone, Twitter, Gmail, Googling, Facebook, Wikipedia, Delicious, and other runaway successes are trying to tell us something about how we want to use technology in our lives and in our work, and if we enterprise technologists listen carefully we’ll hear what that something is. MORE >>

You may have noticed how over the course of the last couple of weeks I haven’t been much active on the external social networking tools out there that I usually hang out at, such as Twitter, Google Plus or LinkedIn. Thanks much for the recent concerns shown upon out there through various social channels. At least, for now. WOW!!! MORE >>