Cecile Demailly at the French consulting firm, Early Strategies , recently completed an interesting study of enterprise 2.0 adoption that I learned about through Twitter. The report titled, Toward Enterprise 2.0: The participants included a primary set of people involved in enterprise 2.0   MORE >>

According to a new study by CNN 43% of peer-to-peer news sharing comes from social media networks and tools e.g. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, MySpace, followed by email (30%), SMS (15%) and IM (12%).  Facilitating content sharing and conversations about enterprise 2.0 similar understanding within the enterprise will be useful. MORE >>

Note that the GJers are slightly more active with Twitter and LinkedIn than their younger counterparts: Social networking site             Ikes    GenJones     Gen X. Twitter                                  5%          15%            14%. Enterprise 2.0 Social Computing Social Media User Revolution Web 2.0 MORE >>

Oscar Berg posted a useful piece on why traditional intranets fail today’s knowledge workers that I learned about through Twitter and Marcia Conner. Now in the twenty first century we have the potential to address these needs through a social intranet (aka enterprise 2.0). Enterprise 2.0Move over Fred Taylor. MORE >>

points to the danger signals you need to look for: If departures do increase, this will be something that will concern both analyst relations (AR) professionals and research consumers at both enterprises and vendors. Twitter updates, follows, and followers increase significantly. ERP is boring. LinkedIn connections grow dramatically. MORE >>