A review of Andrew McAfee’s Enterprise 2.0 book and a bit of related Gartner research.
Cross posted from my Gartner blog.
I received a review copy of Andrew McAfee’s Enterprise 2.0 just before Christmas, so I added it to my book pile as an extra Christmas present. Thank you Andrew and the publisher, HBS.
In reviewing books, I have a simple test. Would I spend my own money on a copy? [...]
NetSuite: Hyperbole and the credibility gap
Let’s face it, enterprise software is pretty dry, but sometimes there’s drama — even if it’s kind of lame.
You Must Attend OpsCamp – IT Management & Cloud Podcast #63
We discuss the upcoming OpsCamp in Austin on Jan 30th, 2010.
Thingamy with ESME points to where enterprise 2.0 is heading
Yesterday I got the “lowdown” on how Thingamy, which Sigurd Rinde describes as a “Work Processor”, has just been connected to ESME, the microsharing and collaboration platform. I believe the combination is a big step forward for Sig’s solution, as well as representing one of several approaches that signpost the direction of enterprise 2.0, or [...]
Anil Kumar Pleads Guilty — But What’s the Lesson for Procurement?
Over on The Financial Times blog, John
Gapper provides some details and analysis of Anil Kumar’s guilty plea
in the Galleon insider-trading scandal. For those who have not been
following the situation closely, Anil Kumar, a former McKinsey D…
Friday Rant: Will Services Procurement Get Eaten by Talent Management?
Earlier in the week, Authoria, a talent management vendor, announced it was merging with
Peopleclick, a VMS provider (which also happened to have
significant capability in other human capital management / talent management
technology areas)….
