Some where along the way intranets parted way, but the trinity of social, mobile and cloud is bringing them back together again. What does social, mobile and cloud mean for intranets? It seems like a motley crew, but you'll need these diverse talents, along with some careful choices in hardware and software, if you will be successful.

Some where along the way intranets parted way, but the trinity of social, mobile and cloud is bringing them back together again. In fact, many early "intranet" solutions offered a range of features that included not just a Web server, but email and other groupware-like features (in direct competition with Lotus Notes).

Bertrand Duperrin's Notepad Thoughts on management, HR, social networks…and enterprise 2.0 " The most successful companies are those that think jointly technological change, work design and the changes in internal social relationships.” For instance, have a look at this screenshot of the “future&# of Lotus Notes.

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To me, the question about companies like Twitter is: Do they fundamentally evolve as sort of a note phenomenon, or do they fundamentally evolve to have storage, revocation, identity, and all the other aspects that traditional email systems have? If all you could do was make public notes, that’s the end of the story. technologies.

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Site Map My ASTD Membership Store Home > Learning Circuits > 2008 > Implementation 2.0 Indeed, the web is chock full of explanations of blogs, tags, and other social software. Software and networks that support collaboration are in place and inexpensive. Social connections remain vital throughout the collaboration.

platform New IBM System i blog Lotus Connections 2.5 Add comments Does social software really add value? Social software helps put position yourself to be in the right place at the right time. Says: October 20th, 2008 at 8:31 pm [.] Cheers, Eric Social software ROI | Jon Mell - Web 2.0 Web 2.0

platform New IBM System i blog Lotus Connections 2.5 Part of my talk was around ROI where I had the opportunity to speak about why ROI is so difficult for social software. However, an ROI can be used to get a social software project approved. Social interaction is different. Web 2.0 adoption Web 2.0

About Videos Whitepapers Enterprise 2.0 = Emergence Software October 10th, 2006 There is something very interesting happening in the field of enterprise technology. Ross Mayfield calls it Social Software in the Enterprise. An Aside to the Lotus Notes Crowd Lotus Notes tried to do all of this but (at least up to version 6.5)

The cloud-based identity service will be key to expand on social networking aspects that will emerge around WebEx Connect. More partnerships - perhaps with Jive or other white label/hosted social/community platforms vendors. Other social software tools such as tags/bookmarks, social networking, etc? Tooling.

Back again from another business trip and off to some more regular blogging, here is a lengthy blog post on Day 2 Highlights from IBM's Innovation event "Shape Your Future". Very good overall, but specially a richer one than expected. And here is why

Back again from another business trip and off to some more regular blogging, here is a lengthy blog post on Day 2 Highlights from IBM's Innovation event "Shape Your Future". Very good overall, but specially a richer one than expected. And here is why

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Apple snags 14 percent of US-based PC retail sales in February | Main | Of bread, butter, cheese, and mousetraps. mentioned that I remain amazed at how poorly large vendors (e.g., efforts. stand by that statement. Please try again. Trust Us.

Saturday, 16 February 2008 The role of enterprise portal software and Enterprise 2.0 And like Notes, it can be viewed as either a challenge to manage for IT shops or an important innovation catalyst for business processes. However, its worth noting that Santos isnt actually talking about collaboration here either.

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Info 2.0: and Enterprise Mashups | Main | Innovation Has Its Own Personality » February 13, 2008 Novell Acquires SiteScape - Will It Make A Difference? Harnessing the power of Web 2.0 remain skeptical. Please try again. Trust Us.

So far, there are not of lot of details out yet but the social computing keynote is tomorrow morning so I expect more information to come out then. That said, the social computing capabilities within MOSS 2007 out-of-the-box are not comparable with best of breed tools from specialized vendors. Which brings us to Lotus Connections.

Innovation and growth critical - talent initiatives are much more critical due to shifting workforce demographics Social software - KM coming around again (telling an old story in new ways) Self-organization - communities form. Leave, travel expense processing from Lotus Notes. Workflow. DWA re-architecture. Domino 8.5:

Monday, 12 November 2007 Team Collaboration and Social Software Redux Its been more than a few days since Ross Mayfield and Jeff Brainard from SocialText shared a copy of Gartners magic quadrant on Team Collaboration and Social Software , so I felt I should make some kind of comment on it. This is the old ChiefTech blog.

and others are quite right that Lotus Notes has rich heritage of collaboration - in fact I laughed quietly when the Atlassian demo at Web 2.0 in Australia showed something that Lotus Notes users have been doing for a long time (sharing notes about a conference they attended and allowing people to respond with comments).

technologies like blogs, wikis and social networking to improve personal and organizational productivity? But I have probably thrown away more Lotus Notes databases than we have staff simply because what you think is the way you want to slice and dice information can morph very rapidly. This is the old ChiefTech blog.

software and the Internet wont make organizational hierarchy and politics go away. Tools emerging under the category of social software are benefiting from common application, infrastructure and network services that were not mature in the eighties and nineties. This is the old ChiefTech blog. Nice of you to drop in and visit.

Offline browsing isnt new, but this is more complicated, because once you connected up again your apps would have to sync up -- the whole replication problem that Notes and Outlook take care of now. hmm, this all sounds a bit like (dare I say), Lotus Notes. This is the old ChiefTech blog. Nice of you to drop in and visit.

Has anything in your company taken off half as aggressively as blogs and social media have taken off in the open Internet? Or you can spend about the same amount with a pre-built enterprise class system from companies like iUpload , Blogtronix or Traction Software. Cheers, Dan daniel @ May 18th, 2008 thank you so much! phpbb).

Wednesday, 3 January 2007 My experience of Lotus Notes at Ernst & Young I continue to enjoy Rod Boothby s Innovation Creators blog, but I do agree with some of the comments in this recent post (about the growing success of Google s enterprise email service) that he has misrepresented Ernst & Young s use of Lotus Notes.