Now looking at the four foundations, that means: - When someone looks up Julian in the directory or profile system, they should see that "Widget 15" is something he's good at (foundation 1). Tags: Enterprise Collaboration A couple of weeks ago, I opened a new foray into organizational collaboration here on my blog. Signalled Activity. MORE >>

There has been a lot of discussion on this topic, including my prior post, Social Media Policy Outside and Inside the Enterprise. However, it remains no less importance to have guidelines that also cover usage inside the enterprise. This automated identification is one of the benefits of moving inside the enterprise. MORE >>

Even self-organising directories you see on Twitter like wefollow. See Cheryl McKinnon’s post, Making Enterprise 2.0 This is why I see enterprise products like OpenText Social Media cutting into the use of Outlook. twitter hash tag channels? What about “social groupings&# ? People that bought this book also bought. MORE >>

Mary creates a profile where she adds information to describe herself beyond what resides in corporate directories and contact applications. Tags: Enterprise 2.0 Part 1 is here. Part 2 provides an additional example. Use Case Scenarios. The following archetypes help illustrate dynamics involving identity within social structures. MORE >>

The challenge for the Enterprise: Connecting the dots is the challenge of the enterprise. Organization: org browser is an overlay directory to find people and their relationship to the organization. Also have Enterprise Wiki (different) - more like Wikipedia - build on publishing model. Tags: Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>