Changing people's behaviors and ways of working in a manner that is sustained over time brings us to the issue of "adoption vs. deployment".  a wiki, social network site) that allow end-users to share what works, what does not work, best practices, and gaps epidemics, acts of terrorism, economic downturns). training, help desk). MORE >>

adoption that I learned about through Twitter. adoptions emerged from the data. adoption efforts.   The report also states that the benefits on all three levels need to be communicated widely during the adoption process. know of one firm that had its first project come in under budget when they adopted enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

This is not a post about social computing deploying/piloting/adoption in general. may cover these posts at a later date, as my post today is more on adoption or participation at the group level. There is an unintentional resistance, and this can be facilitated or nurtured with some points about adoption. Peter Bregman. EXAMPLE. MORE >>

According to the report, 46% of businesses reporting upgrades or net new implementations to team workspaces in the next year and 42% spending on social tools like blogs and wikis. Adoption Collaboration Enterprise 2.0 I was pleased to receive a review copy. Why is this occurring? This makes sense. Social Media MORE >>

On one side, there's a group--I'll call them the "Kumbaya Crowd"--who believe that a spirit of altruism, sharing, and teamwork for the common good are what drive use of blogs, wikis, microblogging, and social networking. adoption is all about culture. adoption is all about creating personal incentives. think it's confused. MORE >>