Knowledge@Australian School of Business recently published an interesting article on corporate blogging , which drew on an interview with me. It’s certainly not that every company needs to be blogging, far from it. At stake are the inherent risks in blogging and other forms of social media engagement. Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

Over the last several months, at the job that actually pays me, I’ve been on somewhat of a soapbox speaking, writing, blogging, yammering about the link between culture, leadership philosophy and Enterprise 2.0 Social computing inside of the enterprise is changing the game. The general bucket of Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

Photo of Andrew McAfee Home Blog About RSS Andrew McAfees Blog The Business Impact of IT Tweet Is craigslist or eHarmony the Right Model for Enterprise 2.0? “So this is Facebook meets eHarmony for the enterprise?&# So can we have both in the enterprise? This is far from an idle or academic question. MORE >>

Although Boston, Austin and Silicon Valley are home to both companies and personalities considered to be heavyweights in the Collaboration, Enterprise 2.0, Where they take this product is anyone’s guess. Take customer feedback, research, surveys and process improvement, add a little web and 2.0, Why not? Summify. MORE >>

By now, reams have been written about the possibilities offered by the adoption of Enterprise 2.0 Also, reams have been written about why the engagement of knowledge-work employees is a central means of increasing productivity, effectiveness and the achievement of sustained high performance. capabilities. Snip. ]. Snip. ]. MORE >>