Microsoft Office Green tech Smart phones Collaboration 2.0 Oliver Marks Mobile RSS Email Alerts Comments Share Print Facebook Twitter Recommend Yahoo Buzz Digg Email Facebook Twitter StumbleUpon Reddit Home / News & Blogs / Collaboration 2.0 More from “Collaboration 2.0” Hot Topics iPhone iPad Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

If we can improve the way people work within structured contexts like processes, then we should be able to deliver measurable outcomes that in turn satisfies management desire to see the ROI from E2.0 That said, the transition to a focus on process has been a long-standing goal of collaboration strategies for some time (i.e., process). MORE >>

I’ve always found it interesting why the various tools we’ve previously thoughts as the “right answer” are continually replace by tools we believe to be “the next right answer”. wonder how long it will take for us to complain about those tools and pontificate eloquently about the next right answer that should replace them. MORE >>

Often, when people discuss communication, information sharing and collaboration, we lose sight that in most enterprises - people converse, share information and work together to some degree whether they like it or not - especially now (it's just nice to have a job). applies to all types of communication, information sharing and collaboration. MORE >>

Reasons for deploying social networking tools are generally categorized in the following ways: Provide technology expected by younger workers (i.e., Enhance team collaboration and community-building efforts. Implement the next generation of information sharing and collaboration tools (e.g., Tooling. Why this topic? MORE >>