Enterprise 2.0 and the decisions we haven’t yet made
What will 21st Century organizations aspire to? I know that my phone and my credit card are spying on me. I am certain that this is not a good thing, […]
Tag Archives: enterprise 2.0
The Human Enterprise: Progress or perish
Perhaps the most welcome business innovations in century 21 is the realization that the 1990’s CEO pablum, “People are our greatest asset” is actually true, and that this means that […]
Collaboration isn’t working.
What we have ourselves here is a chasm. (this article originally appeared in CMSWire) Collaboration isn’t breaking out all over. Dear Colleagues: Can you feel it? Its the subtle loosening […]
“Social Business” is only half of Enterprise 2.0
Another cross posting from CMSWire. So there are these two things going on. The first you’ve definitely heard of – its the great reawakening of the white-collar and consumer […]
Prediction 2013: Social Business Tech will stop blaming culture for failure
Another CMSWire cross-post. The prevailing theory is that the main reason your business is not yet “social” is that you aren’t trying hard enough to change your culture. Really? In […]
Steve Jobs did NOT predict the future. He invented it. And you can too.
Cross post from CMSWire You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in […]
Find Your (corporate) Greatness
Nike again showed its marketing (but not just marketing) genius with this ad developed for the 2012 Olympic games. This ad takes the “if you have a body you are […]
The Cloud Debate is Over
This is a cross-posting of a CMSWire article. The discussion of if the “Cloud” is a good idea, or if we are “going to the cloud” has been replaced with […]
The amazing speaker series – Part One – Simon Sinek
This speaker series has been amazing. Not just for the people who’ve spoken, or even the remarkable gatherings of people who’ve come, or the generosity and insight of the dozen […]
The Pursuit of (Organizational) Purpose.
In the last few years, we have all accepted as desirable cultural traits the ideas of “collaboration” and “engagement”. Many people have talked about why these values are, uh, valued. […]
