Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Enterprise 2.0 But if it could work, then can sociability of social media be broken down even further - can we express it in some notion of states, phases, etc. That lead to a more complex diagram below. In any case, food-for-thought. MORE >>

From Social Site To Social Networking Services posted by Mike Gotta in Technology Foundations of Enterprise 2.0 Strategies of leading social platform vendors will be examined in this panel. Vendor Round-up: Innovate Or Perish posted by Mike Gotta in Social Tools & Apps for the Enterprise on 12/18/2009 12:26 PM CST. MORE >>

This is the second in a series on an IBM social media press event I attended last week following part one posted yesterday. Jeff Schick, VP social software, mentioned that IBM Research has done a study on the implications of using social and infusing collaboration into commerce experience. Into help desks?    MORE >>

Our organizational structures are becoming more decentralized, with individual access to almost unlimited information, distributed work teams, and digital media that can be copied and manipulated infinitely. Social learning is about getting things done in networks. Twitter is an example of a platform that enables this. Twitter). MORE >>

As organizations explore the use of social networking, the enterprise is no longer the only participant in managing identity. An employee’s social network site profile, social graph, and use of other social tools and applications enable them to construct additional identity facets to suit their own needs. Thesis. Framing. MORE >>