I recently spoke with Deb Lavoy, Director of Product Marketing for Digital and Social Media at OpenText, about promoting collaboration and enterprise design in the 21 st century. This was part of her keynote at the recent Boston Enterprise 2.0 Deb went on to discuss three types of collaboration. Conference. MORE >>

In the last few years the concept of social software in the enterprise has matured significantly, but we are still grasping for a real understanding of its role, and what to call it. Enterprise 2.0 Andrew McAfee burst on to the scene in April 2006 with “The Dawn of Emergent Collaboration&#. type tools. MORE >>

My thoughts - not directly in response to Larry's report, just in general concerning Enterprise 2.0 The term “Enterprise 2.0” (E2.0) is on Andrew McAfee’s blog : Enterprise 2.0 and Web 2.0. emerged, the collaboration market was pretty stable from a technology viewpoint. Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

This first post concerns Enterprise 2.0 and social network sites: Trend : The focus of “Enterprise 2.0”-related Detail : In general, the first wave of Enterprise 2.0 was arguably tool-based (e.g., The second wave of Enterprise 2.0 focused on enabling an enterprise-wide destination (e.g., MORE >>

I’m lucky to be a member of the 2.0 As a member, I have access to a plethora of sharing, information and intellect as it relates to how individuals are driving Enterprise 2.0 And then it struck me – the Org Structure of Enterprise 2.0 should be exactly what Enterprise 2.0 Once the Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>