Archive for July, 2008
Office 2.0 getting into gear
Yep. It’s that time again. The mad dash to put together a fabulous conference is underway. Ismael, Oliver Marks, and I are working hard to deliver a first-rate conference. The web site should be up tomorrow here. Thanks again to Jive Clearspace for hosting the conference site. Today is the last day you can get [...]
I’ve redecorated my room.
Hope you like it. It’s been a long time coming that I switch to my own domain and a theme refresh. Please bear with me while I work the kinks out. As far as I can tell, all links (in blogrolls and posts) are re-directing to this new domain. This post is a test for [...]
More fun with Enterprise 2.0 diagrams
Thanks for all the help and suggestions on the collaborative work of art in my last post. I’m still getting to making corrections/suggestions that came in on the comments. In the meantime, you can help yourself to the diagram, as Nathan Gilliatt did. It’s now much improved, adding Business Intelligence. Just shoot me an email, [...]
Circles of Expertise in 2.0 for Biz
For a long while now, Jevon MacDonald and I have been grousing about how the different players involved in delivering 2.0 solutions to business can often be confused and misunderstood. We started working on a graphic, which I’ll happily “open source” for anyone’s input or for re-purposing. Just send me a note and I’ll invite [...]
Andrew McAfee: Rebel with a Cause
A number of us at nGenera have been discussing internally what it means to communicate and create a supportive, yet fluid culture in the 2.0 era. One of our guys asked the question, “what was your ‘a-ha’ moment when Web 2.0 suddenly made sense and you became a true believer?” I’ve had a number of [...]
