Part Three: An Evening in A-Day-in-the Life of a Social CEO by , for

Social Business

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As reported in Part One and Part Two of this blog post, I ‘work socially’ as CEO of NewsGator. Here is a look at the evening of just one productive workday using social computing... read more

Let Strongest Need Drive Development of Social Business Communities by , for

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Consider this: who should drive the formation of social business communities within your company? Who should be responsible for promoting communities and nurturing them and cultivating the conne... read more

Oxymorons R Us -- The Coming of Social Email by , for

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  Social Email -- Did I hear that right?    How about nonverbal communication? Graphics-based texting anyone? The IPhone -- personal edition? Didn't think so. ... read more

Enterprise 2.0 is a journey, not a big jump by , for

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Yesterday evening, Oscar Berg wrote a great post about socializing business processes, giving four reasons why organizations should care about that. I've been working on a similar post for a... read more

One enterprise 2.0 but many different levers by , for

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One the first questions that is raised in any enterprise 2.0 project is to know who to rely on to spread the change across the organization. The fact is there is not one but many kind of people to... read more

Core Capabilities by , for

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SharePoint 2010 can be analyzed in terms of its capabilities. These capabilities are:Composites – SharePoint provides a large number of tools and technologies. However, it is by allowing new tool... read more

Welcome the the DIY Generation by , for

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The concept of Do-It-Yourself (DIY) is not a new one in fact it has been around for many years. I can remember as a teenager working on my cars – of course that was my interpretation of wh... read more

Failure is not an option: Making Change Happen by , for

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Napoleon Hill in his classic work, Think and Grow Rich, tells us we should burn all our ships. “Every person who wins in any undertaking must be willing to burn his ships and cut all s... read more