'The New York Times has an interesting article titled Engineering Serendipity which looks at the some of the ways companies are trying to create felicitous and unexpected connections between their staff. and Google are doing in the space, the article continues: As Yahoo and Google see it, serendipity is largely a byproduct of social networks.

While enterprise social networking has been covered extensively in the media and by IT analyst firms, one of the least discussed aspects of the topic has been the issue of design and the potential impact of design on employee adoption of such tools and applications.  e-mail, community site, social collaboration platform, etc.).

Collaborative Thinking. Perceptions on collaboration and social networking by Mike Gotta. Era: Social in the Context of My Work "). is the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between companies and their partners or customers. Collaborative Thinking. Collaboration.

I received a review copy of Leandro Herrero's Homo Imitans: The Art of Social Infection: Viral Change in Action. Classic example: asking people to be collaborative (whatever that means) but rewarding people for individual / heroic efforts. As is typical in my reading, I draw connections to many other things. Too many to catalog.

Why IBM Represents The Future Of Social Business Mark Fidelman , Seek Omega | Jul. Social Business, and Mobile Solutions. Recent Posts The Angry Birds Guide To Can’t Fail Social Business Adoption REVEALED: The Secret To Accenture’s Social Business Adoption. Want to See the Future of Social Business?

There is a "human geography" aspect to how networks emerge, form, and evolve over time that sometimes I think we miss. Mapping Our Friendships Over Time and Space: The Future of Social Network Analysis. That's very valuable information that the social web has barely begun to tackle capturing.

Mining social networks: Untangling the social web | The Economist. Bill Kutik on HR Collaboration Options | ZDNet. So The LMS Is Dead: Collaboration-Talent Convergence is Next | trainingwreck. Discovering Social Network Graphs in Email Flows. Knoco stories: KM failure stories number 6. link]. link].

The Business of Knowing The Communication Strategist The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog The Content Economy The Epicureanist The Future of Communities Blog The Network Thinker The Obvious The Office Weblog The Parallaxview The Shed 2.0 Is Social Media Better Than ???? business blogs, web 2.0 BSG Alliance Blogs Burn This!

The summer issue of California Management Review a couple of years ago contains an article co-authored by myself together with Rob Cross of the University of Virginia, Kate Ehrlich of IBM, and John Helferich of Northeastern University, titled Managing Collaboration: Improving Team Effectiveness through a Network Perspective. Sales.

I just got off the phone with Kate Ehrlich of IBM Research, who I've known for many years and was one my co-authors for our California Management Review article Managing Collaboration: Improving Team Effectiveness through a Network Perspective. Feeling Connected. Source : Microblogging Inside and Outside the Workplace.

of the social computing / collaboration platforms out there have features and functionality designed to offer support to gathering and processing information about peoples’ performance. I expect that this aspect will become more important as social computing and collaboration continue to grow and spread. Many (most ?)

I recently tweeted an observation of David Weinberger' s on how our language has shifted: Over the past decade, we’ve gone from talking about social circles to social networks. Networks draw lines among us. Just as when I was young I had trouble parsing "ice cream social" because I didn't see "social" as a noun.)

Connectivism networked and social learning « Utah State OpenCourseWare, lowriders, and system design Future of learning: LMS or SNS? Once externalized, a trail of identity and conceptual development is left for future consideration and analysis. How are connections formed? And do we still need them? similarity) 4.

2) provide supportive collaboration tools; e.g. project management, task management, wiki tools. Again, we need to engage people in conversations; typical platforms are communities of practice, forums, and social networking tools. For example, people collaborate on documents, or procedure are defined in network.

Gartner has released five interesting predictions for social software. By 2014, social networking services will replace e-mail as the primary vehicle for interpersonal communications for 20 percent of business users. Through 2012, over 70 percent of IT-dominated social media initiatives will fail. More like over 95%.

Anti-DIKW convulsions seem to have their echoes in the noosphere that connects us all. It’s one of those great, ubiquitous, social media knowledge sharing stories. We need a social model for how the disciplines interact in the service of the enterprise (or the community, or society). won’t comment on wisdom. RSS2.0

Interesting application of SNA re: collaboration, transparency, etc. . SAP Innovation: Social Networking at the Service of the French Public Sector | SAP Web 2.0. SAP Innovation: Social Networking at the Service of the French Public Sector | SAP Web 2.0. Demonstration Site: Social Network Analyzer demo.

What I like about the SaS approach towards social networking, is that the company is applying it to real business scenarios that are complex and process-centric (e.g., How do social groups affect your business? How can social network analysis be applied to your business? Catching up on some old news.

As a blogger, it’s even easier to jump onto Twitter because you are used to publishing in public and you’re probably connected to a lot of people online. Charlene Croft explains how Twitter is especially good for: Connectors are individuals who know lots of people and who use those connections to their advantage. 

& Social Software (Part 3). & Social Software (Part 2). & Social Software. Social Media. Earlier this year, there was a noticeable spike in my inquiry load concerning social media. Facebook Connect). conference San Francisco: Social Networking and Identity - A Cautionary Tale.

Posted on December 01, 2009 at 01:31 PM | Comment permalink I have said elsewhere that I blame the Australian KM coimmunityfor forcing him to become a mere after dinner entertainer for ActKM rather than allowing him to lead your events and thinking obviously unhinged his connection with reality. No Impact! He will be sorely missed. Headroom.

The collaboration market is not well defined. tools (blogs, wikis) within a collaboration domain. There are more reasons for Cisco to fail than to succeed in the collaboration market unless Cisco understands the secondary and tertiary nuances of the market. blogs, wikis, tags, bookmarks, communities, and social networking).

While my core coverage is social computing (e.g., social media, social networking) - related domains that take up an increasing number of my research and client interaction cycles are: identity, analytics, and mobility. On the one hand - the need for comprehensive analytics when it comes to social activities is very real.

These three directly address the follow up question Tony left on Part 1 seeking more on what learning professionals  need to know how to do to leverage the learning opportunities found in communities and networks. used the title network weaving (from June Holley) but I actually think it is broader than the weaving. Here is part 3.

These three directly address the follow up question Tony left on Part 1 seeking more on what learning professionals  need to know how to do to leverage the learning opportunities found in communities and networks. Network Weaving. used the title network weaving (from June Holley) but I actually think it is broader than the weaving.

The following are the top posts from featured sources based on social signals. Collaborative Networks vs Social Networks - Collaboration 2.0 , June 8, 2009. Building an open source stack for social software - The FASTForward Blog , June 1, 2009. Adoption of Social Media - It’s the Connections!

Social Enterprise Blog The intersection of social media and business from employee development to customer support and everything in between Home Profile Case Studies Podcasts, Webinars, … Papers Speaking Gigs Let’s Connect! British Airways BA uses discussions as a way for it’s flight crews to stay connected. 

Lately, there’s been a rapidly growing number of posts declaring the need to demonstrate return on investment (ROI) in social software, but lamenting our inability to do so.  My take on ROI of social software is pretty much along the lines of Jon Mell’s and Gia Lyons’ — don’t bother!  Together, We Can!

Specifically, there was no mention of what the deal means in terms of Lotus Connections and Saba Social. As learning strategies focus more on the informal, more social aspects of how people learn, display talent, gain/share expertise - the deal creates/reinforces a competitive touch point. think so.

His job involves measuring usage and behavior of social software as it impacts productivity and interfacing with infrastructure teams. In the past, Hes been a community program manager, network administrator, a systems programmer, a web project manager, an author, a technology writer and editor. IT vs Operator/Exec vs Social co.

Today I get to announcement that I've been working with Nancy White to launch the: Communities and Networks Connection For those of you who don't know Nancy. Some thoughts from her post: This isn’t a community, and not as loose and open as a network. Shawn Callahan of Anecdote covers collaboration and communities of practice.

Connections make the world go round. can’t learn and improve without the things I learn from my network and beyond. This requires some sort of “line of sight&# to that network. With that, I’m pleased to announce the launch of the  Community & Networks Connection.  Collaborative Thinking.

Also at Anecdote (and it seems to me there’s a connection here), Shawn has referenced jelly-working a couple of times recently. Would that help break down silos and build mutual familiarity and common ground as a basis for better knowledge sharing and collaboration? So far, it seems to assume everybody comes from different firms.

As some of you may remember, APQC's December KM community call focused on the 2008 Global Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) study, conducted by Teleos in association with The KNOW Network. However, I have not seen an age-based behavior difference in the use of internal professional networking systems or tools. Normal. false.

Microsoft Office SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) is a disappointing platform for social computing in my opinion. My position for some time has been that the next release will be a tipping point for Microsoft's social computing efforts. Communities & Social Networks: Think "Adoption", Not "Deployment". plans: Enterprise 2.0:

Video Google Search Communities Policy Facilitation fun Standards Software Presentations Event Information Management Blogs Uncategorized Social Computing Reports Central Government Social Networking Tools Delicious Links Social Media Knowledge Management Public Sector Web2.0 ingridk Glad to hear that. Great speakers.

Staff induction Anecdote circles Narrative & Change Knowledge strategy Collaboration Stories to size up Expertise Location About KM SNA and strategy Narrative & Branding Connecting people Tacit & Communities. Building a collaborative workplace. Innovation demands collaboration. WHAT IS COLLABORATION? What we do.

Collaborative Thinking. Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta. See how were connected. Collaboration. Social Networking & Collaboration. Social Software. social_media. social_responsibility. Project Status: Social Networking Within The Enterprise.

As a healthy but slight change from recent topics , I was going through some old notes and thought it might be worthwhile sharing some tips with you about collecting data for Social Network Analysis (SNA). You might also like to check out my article about social networks, titled Small World! Pre-processing.

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Lotusphere 2008: IBM Research - Glimpsing The Future | Main | Lotusphere 2008: Social Computing Keynote » January 22, 2008 Why Is Social Software So Important? and Enterprise 2.0, Activities are slightly different.

There are also links to additional resources, many of them on the web, and cross-connections to other techniques in the book if it can be used in combination. We got it from the printer on Wednesday and launched it at the KM Singapore conference yesterday. It looks very nice (though we say so ourselves)! The printer did a great job. RSS2.0

www.straitsknowledge.com blog articles how-to guides events publications book videos about Ambient Awareness Here’s a very interesting IHT article about the impact of social networking tools like Facebook and Twitter (thanks to my friend Michael Riggs via Facebook). Is social networking for every organisation?

The Business of Knowing The Connectbeam Social Computing Blog The Content Economy The Future of Communities Blog The Network Thinker The Obvious The Office Weblog The Parallaxview The Shed 2.0 there is a useful role for social activities at work, and enterprise 2.0 or Social KM. It could also be the social web.

Collaborative Thinking. Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta. See how were connected. Collaboration. Social Networking & Collaboration. Social Software. social_media. social_responsibility. It takes a village to raise a social network.

Summary from the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation Networks Digest. Conversations, Connections and Context. Social Network Analysis - Social Network Analysis has been called the most systematic way of analyzing relationships and knowledge flows between individuals and groups. Pilot.

And all through the 1990’s there was only information management, and collaboration spaces, and then 10 years later social computing happened. The more connected, competitive, uncertain and fast moving our environment is, the more this problem rears its head. He’d been viewing the Is KM Dead? Only for a moment.

The piece itself is an interesting hypothetical recipe for building naturalistic patterns of collaboration and sharing as an alternative to the formal methodologies (and platforms) for building CoPs. It reminded me of Edgar’s post a while back on “ doing KM one person at a time &#. It’s a bimbo of a book. Very frustrating.

social network analysis survey would find this information as well as uncover those people who are most connected. Follow me on Twitter. Filed in Anecdotes , Book reviews , Changing behaviour. Im thoroughly enjoying reading Influencer at the moment and the story of Dr Everett Rogers grabbed my attention.

first came across his work in the mid-1990s, when he was one of the first people in world applying social network analysis approaches to organizations, for his then-employer BHP. Many other great reports and industry network maps are available from the Optimice website. Governance was all "top down". Web 2.0

missed, however, a great meeting of the Boston KM forum (one of my principal local networks) on Web2.0 because I was working under a deadline for an article for a print magazine (how 20th century) on organizational network analysis. These activities all brought home to me very powerfully how much Web 2.0 journeys into the "flow."

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Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Blogging Shoulder To Shoulder | Main | Getting People On The Same Page » March 17, 2008 March Madness: That Time Of Year Again. Well, hopefully my luck will be better this year. Not the best resolution though. Please try again.

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Instant Messsaging, VoIP and other interaction patterns can also help us understand social structures. It's great to see that Milgram's 6-degrees idea validated in messaging networks. In other words, it's more than just knowing someone who knows someone to have a working social network. Please try again.

In January, the Cincinnati-based company began a pilot program that gives employees a single Web-based entry to specialized company content, including news feeds and team rooms, browser-based applications that let groups collaborate on documents. P&G is also building a company “yellow pages” so workers can find one another by topic area.

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Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Unlocking the DNA of the Adaptable Workforce | Main | Social Networks: Dont Forget Real-Time Communications » March 14, 2008 A glimpse inside Googles secret sauce Worth reading. Thanks for posting. Please try again.

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Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Another Example Of Video In The Classroom | Main | Unlocking the DNA of the Adaptable Workforce » March 11, 2008 Time-out for a festival. Firms to make short videos that answered the question "Whats your Deloitte?"

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As communication and collaboration services become components within a larger platform, its difficult to see how web conferencing as something that has a distinct market boundary. Enterprise Software Vendors : On-premises web conferencing is also offered by large-scale vendors that deliver collaboration platforms. Great Article!

The hosted vendors I come across most often (in addition to Cisco and Microsoft) are: Adobe Acrobat Connect Citrix GoToMeeting IBM Lotus Sametime Unyte (formerly WebDialogs) There are many others AT&T (acquired Interwise), Genesys Conferencing, InterCall (acquired Raindance), Yugma (which offers Skype integration) and so on. percent.

Carlson Wagonlit Travel, in unveiling its 2008 technology plans, said it is developing networking applications to reside in an enhanced traveler tool (BTNonline, Feb. Lichtenstein said the social networking capabilities are a communications tool, separate from travel policy and approval. Ciscos travel program on Jan. Trust Us.

The new collaboration will be built on technologies that enable easy knowledge sharing outside the firewall. Achieving tangible business benefits with social computing By collecting and sharing the knowledge scattered throughout departments, companies can better leverage this collective intelligence within the enterprise. Trust Us.

Reading David Knoke: Social Network Analysis (Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences) Reading John P Scott: Social Network Analysis: A Handbook Read Martin Kilduff: Social Networks and Organizations Read Robert L. Your comment has not yet been posted. Please try again.

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One of the big contenders for this "next big thing" is social search : the idea of adding user annotations or other metadata to the process. However, usually what is meant by social search is something like incorporating user-generated tags or ratings into an index or ranking function. Both now have millions of users.

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Posted by Patrick Lambe on 20/02/08 at 10: 11 AM | Categories: KM Applied , KM Critiqued | Permalink 2 Comments so far This is such an interesting area to explore - the paradox of groups and the way their collaboration delivers both the benefits of gestalt whilst simultaneously the disadvantages of group think. Now my question is. RSS2.0

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Social Networking: For Better Or Worse? Regardless of which side you come down on, the story below is very relevant to workers who express their opinions through the use of social media (in this case, a personal blog).

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Legal OnRamp - Home Legal Networking Site Triples Users as Top Firms Sign Up to Share Advice With the launch last week of DLA Pipers Facebook-style networking tool for its trainees, it looks as if the social networking buzz is slowly working its way into the legal world. banks and a clutch of major corporates. The U.S.

Touch” is as crudely understood as knowledge is, notwithstanding the equally subtle and sophisticated ways that we use touch socially. Being very active on social networking sites online, he decided to invite ten of his online “friends&# who were his readers, so he issued an invitation to the first ten respondents via his MySpace page.

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Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Panning For Yahoo! It evolves into a participatory environment - beginning with your own social network of friends that contribute their perspectives. The topic though has enormous implications. Im Rick Klau , by the way.)

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Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Info 2.0: Novell, with its Groupwise platform, was once a collaboration powerhouse alongside IBM and Microsoft back in the nineties. Harnessing the power of Web 2.0 This was obvious since the OEM agreement last year. Trust Us.

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Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Tag Clouds: Patterns As Well As Folksonomy | Main | Bloggers Interview: Mike Rhodin, Lotusphere » February 04, 2008 The Value Of Being A "Generalist" What does it take to be "good at everything but nothing in particular"?

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « What A Yahoo! Day: Peripheral Vision: Detecting the Weak Signals That Will Make or Break Your Company Collaborative Thinking Powered by TypePadThis year’s address looks more active…instead of “fight” we get “fighting”. Trust Us.

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Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Connectivity Scorecard | Main | What A Yahoo! Below (this is timely as well), Ive included the synopsis of a paper I am submitting today on social software trends. Far too often Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 Have a wiki?

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