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COLLABORATIVE THINKING NOVEMBER 21, 2011 Literature Review: Improving Work Practices in Times of Change Santa Clara on Architecting the Building Blocks of Enterprise Social Networking. Enterprise 2.0”) is also examined. . Enterprise 2.0: MORE >>	COLLABORATIVE THINKING NOVEMBER 7, 2011 Annotated Bibliography: Background For Literature Review Project The work builds on research from boyd and Ellison regarding online social network sites (SNS) where the SNS plays the role of mediated public. The idea of a mediated public where people “perform” in serious or playful manners aligns with research from Pearson regarding the front-stage and back-stage nature of a SNS. References. 2008). MORE >>	RECENT POSTS JANUARY 4, 2012 \| JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS COLLABORATION Are We In A "Post E2.0 Era"? (Collaborative Thinking) NOVEMBER 21, 2011 \| COLLABORATIVE THINKING Literature Review: Improving Work Practices in Times of Change NOVEMBER 7, 2011 \| COLLABORATIVE THINKING Annotated Bibliography: Background For Literature Review Project APRIL 5, 2010 \| MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS Collaboration Scenarios (April 6, 2010)
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MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS APRIL 5, 2010 Collaboration Scenarios (April 6, 2010) Basically, the researchers looked at communication patterns within a geographically-distributed software team, and using communication patterns reasoned via social network analysis, were able to predict 70% of failed builds based on the communication pattern for a particular build. Okay, so this is an idea. Comments welcome. MORE >>	JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS COLLABORATION JANUARY 4, 2012 Are We In A "Post E2.0 Era"? (Collaborative Thinking) The opinions expressed in this blog are my own views and not those of Cisco. My thoughts - not directly in response to Larry's report, just in general concerning Enterprise 2.0 The term “Enterprise 2.0” (E2.0) is on Andrew McAfee’s blog : Enterprise 2.0 January 02, 2012 in Enterprise 2.0 \| Permalink. MORE >>
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