By Susan Scrupski on January 26, 2010
Enterprise 2.0 is maturing, but most practitioners (even veteran players whom we could classify as “innovators”) agree that the opportunity for Enterprise 2.0 is still in its infancy. I saw affirmation of that today on member Laurie Buscek’s post this morning, “Enterprise 2.0 Candy Store.”
The good news is there are many, many more Enterprises moving forward [...]
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged 2.0 Adoption Council, adoption, Best practice, e20, Enterprise 2.0
By Dion Hinchcliffe on January 12, 2010
It almost a truism that cultural and organizational factors — these include politics, information silos, “tribal” interests, and effective change management — generally determine the success or failure of a major IT initiative in most organizations today. While “big bang” strategic projects and infrastructure upgrades are notoriously fraught with peril, particularly when it comes to [...]
Posted in Software | Tagged adoption, API, Collective intelligence, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise architecture, Enterprise Computing, Governance, Industry Trends, ISO 20000, Organizational culture, people, process, Project failures, Service-oriented architecture, SOA, SOA Governance, Social, social computing, technology, TOGAF 9, Val IT
By Susan Scrupski on December 31, 2009
As a year-end wrap-up, I asked a few of The 2.0 Adoption Council members to contribute some random words of advice on succeeding with 2.0 adoption.
Happy New Year from Alex McKnight, Bert Sandie, Bob Singletary, Claire Flanagan, Dennis Pearce, Erik Britt-Webb, Greg Lowe, Greg Matthews, Jim Worth, Kevin Crossman, Kevin Jones, Mary Maida, Megan Murray, Rawn [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged 2.0 Adoption, 2.0 Adoption Council, adoption, Enterprise 2.0, The 2.0 Adoption Council
By Susan Scrupski on November 23, 2009
It’s about that time again when bloggers and pundits start thinking about predictions for the New Year. I took a look at mine for 2009 and was pleased I was correct at least some of the time. One that is coming true, albeit a little later than I had hoped, is this one:
John Chambers [...]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged adoption, Cisco, Cisco Live, competitiveness, executives, General Electric, Harvard Business Review, Jack Welch, John Chambers, Leadership, Management, transformation, Trends Research
By Susan Scrupski on November 22, 2009
Well, well, well. Didn’t I relish that gushing endorsement of social computing last week by Marc Benioff? Yes. I did. As the conversation took off on Twitter, what was game-changing-significant was that a tech celeb– known very well in Enterprise circles, as well as the financial community– threw his Enterprise SaaS hat [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged 2.0 Adoption Council, adoption, case studies, Enterprise 2.0, research, Salesforce Chatter, The 2.0 Adoption Council, Trends Research
By Susan Scrupski on October 30, 2009
The 2.0 Adoption Council has begun work on a new initiative – an Adoption Index that will measure the adoption of 2.0 technologies within large enterprises. We’ll be announcing the results of our member survey at the Enterprise 2.0 conference next week, and we want to get all the friends and fans (and Twitter lists) [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 2.0 Adoption Council, 20adoptioncouncil, adoption, Adoption Council, crowdcast. Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise social software, enterprise2conf/SF, Prediction markets, Trends Research
By Susan Scrupski on October 6, 2009
Bjoern Negelmann has been conducting a series of TinyChats with leading voices on Enterprise 2.0 in preparation for the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 Summit in Frankfurt, Nov. 10 – 12. I hope you’ll join me this Friday: 9:30am ET for a conversation on trends in 2.0 adoption.
I think the process is fairly simple. At 9:30am [...]
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged adoption, conferences, Enterprise 2.0
By Susan Scrupski on September 23, 2009
Novell hired me to do a short webinar explaining the chronology of Enterprise 2.0 and some of the key challenges in embracing it. I created this presentation which has a visual I am continuing to refine that explains e20 relative to the social memes. I created this presentation before the meme wars began [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged adoption, Enterprise 2.0, Social CRM, Social Media
By Susan Scrupski on September 4, 2009
The recent acquisition of Headshift by the Dachis Group was largely celebrated in the e2.0 community. As I commented for RWW, it’s a testament to a growing, maturing market. Enterprise interest in incorporating 2.0 tools and practices has never been higher. With this stage of evolution comes the good stuff, the [...]
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged 2.0 Adoption Council, adoption, case studies, Dachis Group, Enterprise 2.0, General IT Services, Headshift, Information Architected, McKinsey, research, The 2.0 Adoption Council, Trends Research
Checkmate
By Susan Scrupski on November 5, 2009
Enterprise 2.0 is a Crock!!! says Dennis (the 2.0 Menace).
Here’s who says it isn’t:
Accenture+
Adidas Group+
Alcatel-Lucent+
Alcoa+
Allstate+
Alstom Power+
AMD+
AT&T+
Bell Canada+
Booz Allen Hamilton+
British Petroleum+
CapitalOne+
Cardiff University (UK)+
Chubb+
Cisco+
Compagnie de Saint Gobain+
Compuware+
Corning+
Covidien+
CSC+
Deloitte+
Deutsche Bank+
The Disney Corporation+
DuPont+
Electronic Arts+
Eli Lilly+
EMC Corp+
European Central Bank+
FDA+
Ford Motor Company+
GDF Suez+
General Mills+
General Motors+
GlaxoSmithKline +
Goldman Sachs+
Hatch Associates+
Hewlett-Packard+
Honeywell International+
HSBC+
Humana+
IBM+
Intel Corporation+
International Paper+
Johnson and Johnson+
Juniper Networks+
Lockheed Martin+
Lowe’s [...]
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