That is right, like I said above, a couple of weeks ago, my new reporting manager, Barb Mathers (IBM Director of Workplace and Collaboration Solutions), announced, of course, in no other way than through our internal social networking platform, IBM Connections , the following exciting piece of news: “BIG NEWS! 'This is it! Bring it on! MORE >>

Top management supports this vision and has made it possible that sufficient time and money is allocated to this project. You are not dependent on one company/vendor and can benefit from the further development of social media in the cloud." After 2 years there is no critical mass of employees formed who have embraced the new way. MORE >>

src = [link] } NEWSLETTERS CIO.com updates, insights and advice on technology, management and your career. Secrets of Successful Vendor Contract Negotiations for the Mid-Market Sept. tools into a single platform to unlock weak and potential ties—employees with common goals or interests who have little to no contact. MORE >>

Web content management has way gone beyond the Web 1.0 My friend Geoff Bock recently wrote an interesting post, Web content management's new role: Fueling digitally driven businesses , that address ways to move your use of Web content management into this century. role of publishing Web pages. and enterprise 2.0. MORE >>

Just think of it, what do you think will happen when all vendors get to provide very very similar solutions to address customers’ business problems? “ Over the past few years, organizations have made strides in becoming more open and transparent with employees and customers. Yes, that  powerful. Main key thought? Everyone. MORE >>