Archive for June, 2008
Prepare Ye: the We Generation is Upon Us.
So, yeah. I wanted to change the world in my 20s. In some ways, I thought I could with Unix and my first Mac. But, mostly, I just ended up talking about it a lot to anyone who cared to listen. Today’s 20-somethings have the tools to effect change like I never did. They have [...]
A Year’s Summary of Personal Reflection II
It’s that time again when I feel compelled not only to wrap up highlights of the Enterprise 2.0 conference, but to divulge my thinking on where we are in the progression of widespread 2.0 adoption — in our personal lives and at work. It’s hard to top my impassioned first post on this topic from [...]
First Day Surprise at Enterprise 2.0 Boston
There were workshops yesterday at the Enterprise 2.0 conference. The first one, Social Computing Platforms: IBM and Microsoft revealed an unlikely sturdy competitor in the sea of terrific startups that are competing in this new arena. IBM, yes, IBM demonstrated a competitive product. I had never seen such a thorough demo of Lotus Connections. It had a terrific [...]
