ROI Filed under: mba — Tags: enterprise 2.0 , connectbeam , roi — Hutch Carpenter @ 9:35 am Photo credit: cambodia4kidsorg Establishing a solid ROI for enterprise social software is an ongoing discussion for the sector. It is something that I’ve met head-on in my work at Connectbeam. The table below shows them. MORE >>

Atlassian, Connectbeam, Jive, Socialtext, Telligent, etc) as well as traditional collaboration and content platform players (e.g., IBM, Microsoft) and some potential new entrants (perhaps Cisco or Google). When conversations on Enterprise 2.0 turn to vendors, most of the time you will hear a list of small vendors (e.g., version 2.0 MORE >>

IBM with Lotus Connections that might raise some concerns) but someone that might be used "strategically in a tactical manner"). Then you might look at vendors such as Attensa, Awareness Networks, Connectbeam, Jive Software, HiveLive, SelectMinds, Traction Software, or open source efforts such as Drupal, Scuttle, Wordpress, etc. MORE >>

IBM Corp. For those in Lotus/IBM world it’s not too hard to see where that supertanker is sailing: over time enterprises whose backbone is Lotus Notes will eventually upgrade to Lotus Connections to take advantage of adequate collaboration capabilities. Hot Topics iPhone iPad Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston. Or how. MORE >>

Hartzog Ponderings of Woodrow Rajesh Jain Rod Boothby Steve Gillmor Susan Scrupski The Long Tail theMEniche Zoli Where is the Business Value in Enterprise 2.0? Over the past few weeks some of regulars have done a great job of focusing in on how Enterprise 2.0 differs from Web 2.0 and why those differences matter.  Beardsley, Bradford C. required). MORE >>