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Social Media - nouns but no verbs

Social Media – nouns but no verbs

By Sig Rinde on April 6, 2011

Practical use of Information Technology seems to follow the same maturity trajectory as languages. But being a young phenomena IT still has a way to go: It has the words in place, i.e. the data model is often precise enough,…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged brp, enterprise software, Facebook, linkedin, Noun, social business, Social Media, social software, Twitter

Gamification?

Gamification?

By Sig Rinde on March 23, 2011

One recent buzzword that I hear a lot is “gamification”. Especially gamification of utterly boring Enterprise Software and consumer experiences in commercial transactions. A heroic attempt to solve one of life’s mysteries; why work sometimes drifts towards boring and in particular why ESW tend to be so unimaginative. On the surface it looks like nothing […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged brp, Business is fun, enterprise software, Game design, gamification, Gamify | 2 Responses

"Business" is nothing but "Social Networks"

"Business" is nothing but "Social Networks"

By Sig Rinde on November 24, 2010

We have a plethora of hugely successful cloud based social networks, but why only fulfil banal social needs? Those way up in the Maslow pyramid kind of needs. Why stop there? [This was inspired By @dahowlett’s post the other day so a thankful nod his way!] Let’s step back: What happens when people mingle, in […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged brp, collaboration, E 2.0, enterprise software, social business, Social Objects, social software

Simple errors and big consequences, same procedure as always.

Simple errors and big consequences, same procedure as always.

By Sig Rinde on June 30, 2010

Hat tip to Eapen Thomas who pointed me to this year’s commencement speech at Stanford’s School of Medicine given by Atul Gawande. Here is an excerpt of what he told the graduating class: We’ve been obsessed in medicine with having…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged brp, enterprise software, Management, process

Fixing Greece

Fixing Greece

By Sig Rinde on April 16, 2010

I’ve been chirping about how automating the flow part of workflows, by adding a proper IT based process framework to BRPs, would suggest a possible 67% increase in World Wide GDP. But I completely forgot an important issue; Corruption and…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Bribery, brp, corruption, crisis, Current Affairs, enterprise software, Greece, Gross domestic product, Political corruption, Wall Street Journal | 1 Response

Disregarding BRP is like being long on subprime CDOs

Disregarding BRP is like being long on subprime CDOs

By Sig Rinde on April 13, 2010

Now and then. If you, as a developer and vendor of products, create a new product that has the promise of value for your customer you’re onto something. Say going back a few years starting up Facebook or creating the…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Bear Stearns, brp, enterprise software, Lehman Brothers, Subprime, Thingamy

Enterprise Apps User Interface - the wrong discussion

Enterprise Apps User Interface – the wrong discussion

By Sig Rinde on March 10, 2010

Imagine an Enterprise App with UI design lifted from World of Warcraft? A tad gothic? But games work, kids dive into them in droves and never seem to scratch their heads. Electronic games now being a bigger industry than the…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged benioff, brp, enterprise apps, enterprise software, salesforce.com, ui, user interface, Web/Tech, World of Warcraft

Enterprise Software's blind spot

Enterprise Software’s blind spot

By Sig Rinde on February 19, 2010

A Project is a temporary activity or sequence of activities with a specific goal initiated by an issue, an idea or a request, often with multiple participants. It is usually unstructured, at least somewhat unpredictable and hence Barely Repeatable. There…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged brp, engineering, enterprise software, Management, project management, Thingamy

Not *that* Esme, but prettier :-)

Thingamy with ESME points to where enterprise 2.0 is heading

By David Terrar on January 8, 2010

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 […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Barely Repeatable Processes, brp, Business process, collaboration, enterprise, erp, ESME, General Business, Social Media, Thingamy, Web 2.0, workflow | 1 Response

Process Engine + Social Media -> Thingamy & ESME

Process Engine + Social Media -> Thingamy & ESME

By Sig Rinde on January 7, 2010

Image by Now I’m Always Smiling via Flickr For a long while I’ve been keeping an eye on the E 2.0, collaboration and social media efforts meant for enterprise use. I have to admit to being a sceptic, still viewing such as mainly single-task tools with little or no process and mostly lacking any way […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Barely Repeatable Processes, brp, collaboration, E 2.0, enterprise software, ESME, Social Media, Thingamy

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