Dr Marie Puybaraud and I co-facilitate a research and learning network for senior IT, HR and Facilities Management executives. Our meeting back in January 2008 tried to grapple with what did enterprise social networking mean for knowledge management? 141) Collaboration (113) Web 2.0 boosting productivity, innovation etc. is flawed. MORE >>

Point out the next practices leaders, make good examples visible to everybody, and share success stories. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on StumbleUpon Share on Delicious Share on Reddit Share on Digg Share on simpy Share on Technorati Share on furl Subscribe to Feeds RSS Posted by Oscar Berg at 7:27 PM 1 comments: Bas Zurburg said. MORE >>

At first blush, this seemed like an example of Google not ‘getting it’ when it comes to Twitter (see the comments to the linked blog post above). Google Groups is an example, and there are many existing applications that do this also. But I think he’s actually on to something. At least in terms of the feature set. MORE >>

For example: improving productivity is rarely about making the business more effective but about getting more out of the business inputs.if The Content Economy by Oscar Berg How the communication shift enabled by the Internet affects businesses, and how Web / Enterprise 2.0 space , he made Dennis Howlett a Enterprise 2.0 The Next Narrative ". MORE >>

You might take a wiki, a blog, an enterprise RSS server, and glue them all together. Responses can be tagged, discussions are RSS enabled and can be converted into documents. If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed ! Why not considering for example Connectbeam and Trampoline and confluence? MORE >>