Andrew McAfee’s Blog The Business Impact of IT Home Home RSS Search Toward a Pattern Language for Enterprise 2.0 It’s an amazing piece of work, and it popped into my head recently as I was trying to articulate for myself how Enterprise 2.0 work is different from Enterprise 1.0 I’m dividing my 2.0 MORE >>

Last week I gave the opening keynote at Thunderhead Innovate , where I explored the changing nature of organizations and the imperatives for effective leadership today. Yet that is the challenge every company and institution faces today. Enterprise 2.0 I first came across the law of requisite variety almost 20 years ago. MORE >>

why not both Home About Contact Sunday, 14 November 2010 Enterprise 2.0: a simple SWOT analysis My last blog post, Enterprise 2.0: As is the case with humans, strength and weakness are strongly linked, as are opportunity and threat Enterprise strength : size. Enterprise weakness : size. Enterprise 2.0: MORE >>

Although Boston, Austin and Silicon Valley are home to both companies and personalities considered to be heavyweights in the Collaboration, Enterprise 2.0, Let’s start first with the companies. 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 In an attempt to measure the extent of employee engagement around the world, the company polled more than 90,000 workers in 18 countries. capabilities. What about a police detective who committed more murders than he solved? MORE >>