Social Software on Intranets A Report From the Front Lines of Enterprise Community, Collaboration, and Social Networking Projects 168 pages, PDF format Download Report (from eSellerate) $298 for a single report, $598 for the report and a site license to make copies within your organization and place on your own intranet. (No No shipping/handling fees will be added: its an immediate download directly from the server.)

PebbleRoad Home About us Services Work Events Articles Articles 5 Dec 21 2009 [link] The culture of collaboration and what it means for your intranet by Maish Nichani Many organisations are waking up to the fact that collaboration is a key piece of the intranet puzzle. IDEOs intranet ). I have spoken to many such people in charge of collaboration in their organisations and what puzzles me in turn is their lack of

The 4th annual Global Intranet Strategies Survey opened at the end of June and will stay open until August 31. All participants receive a complimentary copy (pdf) of the " Global Intranet Trends for 2010" report that will be published in the second part of October. Are intranets catching up with what people need to do their jobs? The key themes this year are: The workplace ...

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NewsGator hosted a webinar this morning on strategy and governance for social computing initiatives. Given that I've just published a book on strategy and governance for SharePoint , I attended. Although the call was about "social computing", Stacy started talking about intranet and portal governance. Greg Reinacker ( @gregr ) from NewsGator and Stacy Wilson ( @stacylwilson ) from Eloquor Consulting . Here are my notes.

Here is a link to the HTML version . Strategy development - This competency relates to how an organization might start to look at its knowledge and learning in a strategic manner. Applied to knowledge and learning strategies, OM has a number of potential benefits. Scenario Testing and Visioning - Both of these tools focus on the future of an organization, and enable imaginative and creative ideas to play a central role in developing and rolling out knowledge strategies. Management techniques - If leadership is the process of working out the right things

conference was the one that my good friend Lee Bryant did on the first day of the event, under the title " Behavioural Transition Strategies for E2.0 Go and have a look into " Behavioural transition strategies for E2.0 " and get ready to go through an article, as well as the overall slide deck!, Go and have a look into " E20 Transition Strategies " and start flipping through the charts, digest Earlier on, over at " Enterprise 2.0 Conference Highlights – Day One ", I mentioned how one of my absolute favourite presentations from the recent Enterprise

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But what happens when you bring these tools into the constrained, policy-driven, risk-averse world of the corporate intranet where the user population is small, where expressing oneself as an individual and on a personal level can feel threatening, and where management is watching your every move? Richard Dennison, BT ’s Internal Programme Manager, tells the story.   It was inevitable that the unprecedented and explosive growth of social media tools on the internet would eventually start to seep through firewalls onto corporate intranets. Inside out A view from deep inside the intestines of a global company Blog About My articles New BT social media case study (12/09/08) BT Web 2.0

But what happens when you bring these tools into the constrained, policy-driven, risk-averse world of the corporate intranet where the user population is small, where expressing oneself as an individual and on a personal level can feel threatening, and where management is watching your every move? Richard Dennison, BT ’s Internal Programme Manager, tells the story.   It was inevitable that the unprecedented and explosive growth of social media tools on the internet would eventually start to seep through firewalls onto corporate intranets. Inside out A view from deep inside the intestines of a global company Blog About My articles New BT social media case study (12/09/08) BT Web 2.0