Acquisition news abounded this week: SDL finalized its Alterian deal, IBM added more analytics and mobile power via Emptoris and Worklight, and Infragistics took on mobile SharePoint with SouthLabs.If new product releases are more your cup o’tea t...
As we wrapped up January’s focus on Customer Experience Management and turned to Social Business for February, our experts offered some great advice on how to keep your pesky taxonomies neat and tidy, shared insights from thought leaders in the So...
A report published last week illuminates just how some organizations are using social tools inside and outside their enterprise and what results they’re seeing, and it’s worth a read. The report “When Social Meets Business Real Work Gets Done” sho...
This post discusses the AIIM reports on Social Technologies and Business Process. You can hear AIIM President John Mancini discuss the findings in-person at one of these live AIIM/Oracle Social Business Seminars. Last week AIIM released 3 reports ...
“When people engage properly with each other and with technology…trust, self-organization, and good business results emerge” — Andrew McAfee Dr. Andrew McAfee, of MIT and “Enterprise 2.0” fame continues to challenge organizations to adopt social b...
Open innovation, knowledge sharing through online Q&As, and improving collaboration between sales and marketing are the three standout scenarios for social business success covered in a new report from the Association for Information and Image Man...
Research Scientist Andrew McAfee and the AIIM Task Force Track the Adoption Rate of Social Business and Reveal Social Business/Enterprise 2.0 Best Practices for Three Key Business Engagement Models
Over the last 6 months, AIIM has been working with Andrew McAfee, the man who coined the term Enterprise 2.0, to see what impact enterprise social software has on productivity in the enterprise. What they found was mostly positive. AIIM invited Mc...
Research scientist Andrew McAfee and the AIIM Task Force track the adoption rate of social business and reveal social business/Enterprise 2.0 best practices for three key business engagement models
Andrew McAfee has an interesting post about The Surprising Benefits Of Solitude in HBR. In it he questions some of the assumptions of collaborative working in "the real" world that tend to be taken for granted. He also suggests that people working...
For corporate managers, I.B.M. is a security blanket. Over the years, Big Blue’s endorsement and embrace of a new technology product or trend have been the signal that it is safe for the business mainstream, from the personal computer to Linux. I....
