I love the flexibility Enterprise 2.0 tools provide and have made it somewhat of a personal quest to find new ways to use these tools to make my job easier. But as I and my employer adopt new applications to help manage information, I find the number of tools and all the little pockets of information they generate to be a little unmanageable. Here’s why:
We have a very robust wiki/project management tool that’s been in use within our group for a few years now. The tool is widely used by our team and has become pretty entrenched in the group’s culture. Couple that with a new, company-wide roll out of a team collaboration/community/project platform that’s starting to take root as well. Add to the mix a few other applications I use such as Facebook, Linked-In and GrandCentral. I have a work email account and a couple personal email accounts, IM and Twitter and I use Google to manage the various RSS feeds I track. The result of all of this is a lot ...
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‘Let Us Be Your Benchmark’From: enterprise2blog.com
Post Date: 2008-06-25 15:16:49
I heard this bold statement from Mark Trang as he spoke to the Santa Clara Tour de Force audience about the seven crucial ingredients an up-and-coming SaaS company must deploy. Citing his White Paper entitled ‘The 7 Secrets of SaaS Startup Success’, Mark walked us through how Salesforce.com has utilized these steps to create a [...]...
more Recovering in the CloudFrom: enterprise2blog.com
Post Date: 2008-06-25 13:41:08
I’ve been a bit behind in posting over the last few days, the reason is that last Thursday my laptop completely crashed (the dreaded “Blue screen of death”), all attempts at recovery failed, and the end result was a new machine. Fortunately, most of my data and applications reside in “the cloud”, the latest buzz-word [...]...
more Leadership: Now More than EverFrom: enterprise2blog.com
Post Date: 2008-07-17 10:47:37
In her post below, Paige Finkelman talks about the fact that the recent SocialMedia BarCamp conference was a somewhat disorganized mess. I’m not surprised to hear about her experience, though. Although organizations (and business gurus) are talking a lot these days about bottom-up management/the democracy of ideas/the wisdom of the crowd, the fact remains that [...]...
more Do Web Comments Translate?From: enterprise2blog.com
Post Date: 2008-07-21 13:42:57
Since Irwin and Steve are blogging about how old fogeys are adopting new technology, let’s note that in her Times Magazine column, The Medium, Virginia Heffernan considers the best way to “print” web comments. How very old world (does anyone under 30 care about this?). And yet, fascinating, too, because it captures one element (of millions, [...]...
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