On slide #13, however, I would suggest something other than “firewall” to describe what is internal/external to the enterprise. With the diversity of location, devices, partners, and networks comprising the modern enterprise, the concept of firewall, or that there is some kind of secure perimeter, is becoming moot. Rather, it is the security classification of the data itself which determines its “sharability.” Thus, the same kinds of collaboration are occurring within, across, and outside of the enterprise’s control.

Being a ‘Work 2.0′ leader, I might also add that within the E2.0 blue circle on slide 13 that there is a descriptor entitled ‘culture’ and/or ‘community driven hierarchy’.

E2.0 is absolutely emboldened by a Hamel or Malone ‘future of work’ model.

Tools, social concepts, people, geographies are integral of course; but a more heterarchical culture seals the deal for E2.0 adoption.

Good slides. However you may want to differentiate Social Media (content) from Social Networks (connections).

This is an important distinction.