This looks like an excellent group for people like me, working within a large enterprise, providing advice and solutions to large enterprises and trying to manage the disruptive enterprise 2.0, web 2.0 disruptive wave of change – while keeping our business and their’s running and profitable. The mandate of the...
Dave Pollard has a typically excellent post contrasting Knowledge Management 1.0 (which I remember being pushed at me, but thankfully resisted) and KM 2.0 that’s been inspired by the Internet and web 2. I have two thoughts worth noting: Things that work at Internet scale don’t always translate to the...
Having read Tom’s article where’s the working in social networking and Charlene Li’s counterpoint on the business value of social networking I’m still a bit torn. I think my conclusion is that whilst I definitely see the value in inter-enterprise social networking, I don’t see the technologies that provide it...
I had a good laugh at this article in Wired where Seth describes how the search for increased productivity can easily become a goal in itself, in fact dwarfing actually doing real work. This snip tells it all: When my fiance came home from work each evening, we’d ask each...
I’m a user of Web 2.0 applications and on the whole I find them great. However although I know almost nothing about the current technologies involved used in their development, although I’ve become increasingly nervous about their complexity. Then I listened to a very scary talk by Rasmus Lerdorf who...