| It seems there is mounting acknowledgment that knowledge work skills are hindering the adoption of Enterprise 2.0 tools.
In a recent article in CIO Australia -Enterprise 2.0 - What is it good for?
Eli Weir, CTO of Seattle-based Visible Technologies - “How helpful is it to replace overstuffed e-mail inboxes with a confusing jumble of wikis, blogs and RSS feeds?â€Â?
Web 2.0 and the Workplace : is the Enterprise 2.0 real? lists as a primary barrier:
“… transforming the skill set which is necessary for success in the workplace.â€Â?
In Barriers to Enterprise 2.0 Adoption:
Among other barriers talks about the education and training on the product suite
- Myth of easy to use and anyone can do it
- Differences in business use versus personal use
- Multiple methods of education; online, onsite, casting, and user guides
- Need pattern libraries for multiple use case implementations
Each of these is talking in terms of the adoptions of tools. We see this as a bigger than just around “the product suite.â€Â? In other words how do knowledge workers learn this new way of thinking, working, learning? |