The above book is being excerpted on bMighty and in Chapter 14: Enterprise 2.0: Wiki While You Work, the author cites something I wrote a while back: CEOs instinctively know that internal collaboration, whether through rudimentary technologies like blogs and wikis, hold significant efficiency promise. They know the technology is relatively inexpensive compared to other types [...]

Xero had an outage last evening UK time, 8.15am in New Zealand. The outage lasted 45 minutes and was attributed to data centre issues at Rackspace Dallas, its hosting provider. Xero isn’t alone. The Rackspace issue spread to others. As you can see from the sponsored feeds, the company kept users informed via its blog [...]

Jon Reed on SAP Consulting – Making Sense of Value Scenarios: Lessons from Sapphire 2009 Jon Reed’s analysis is useful for those wishing to understand the difference between advanced service SAP is offering. But I’m not sure we understand the cost implications tags: no_tag Post #e2conf thoughts – installment 2. More thoughts on E2.0 – not sure they’re terribly [...]

A friend sent me a link to this video that will be put out on Spanish TV on 24th July. Part of the video talks about LeWeb 3.0, one of my favourite annual events. At 10 mins and 47 secs, this image appears. Scary stuff. Sponsored By: FreeAgent Central - complete money management for UK [...]

The FT reports push back on the FRC’s ‘comply or explain’ boardroom code: The companies are seeking a change in the code’s underlying principle of “comply or explain”. This principle, which has influenced similar codes round the world, requires companies to meet guidelines of best practice or explain publicly why not. Companies believe that the “comply or [...]