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JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS FACILIATATION JUNE 7, 2010 Rex's Thought Spot: Beyond Serendipity for Enterprise 2.0 actually inhibits the potential of social computing technologies to drive greater value. a shift from emergence to social engineering. MORE >>	LIBRARY CLIPS OCTOBER 30, 2008 Post-KM : enterprise 2.0, facilitation and complexity “…not only do Boomers not get complexity, they are suspicious of it, thanks to their early cultural training which deifies simplicity. Learning 2.0, This is why in my post on the KM Core sample I differentiated between social computing (an aspect of enterprise 2.0) Has km died, and resurrected as social computing? MORE >>	RECENT POSTS FEBRUARY 10, 2012 \| P2P FOUNDATION Essay of the Day: Peer-to-Peer Themes and Urban Priorities for the Self-organizing Society JULY 5, 2010 \| LIBRARY CLIPS Have we been doing Enterprise 2.0 in reverse : Socialising processes and Adaptive Case Management JUNE 7, 2010 \| JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS FACILIATATION Rex's Thought Spot: Beyond Serendipity for Enterprise 2.0 APRIL 28, 2010 \| P2P FOUNDATION Beyond Left and Right: Peer-to-Peer themes and urban priorities for the self-organizing society. By Nikos A. Salingaros APRIL 14, 2010 \| JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS COLLABORATION At the Corner of Assertiveness & Cooperation: Collaboration > Trust Matters MARCH 23, 2010 \| JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS COMMUNITY Applying “A Pattern Language” To Online Community Design - Smashing Magazine
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JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS COMMUNITY MARCH 23, 2010 Applying “A Pattern Language” To Online Community Design - Smashing Magazine Looking to other fields, such as architecture and civil engineering, is one way to gain new ideas without having to reinvent the wheel. square. MORE >>	P2P FOUNDATION APRIL 28, 2010 Beyond Left and Right: Peer-to-Peer themes and urban priorities for the self-organizing society. By Nikos A. Salingaros What I have learned from Bauwens is that the political/economic spectrum consists of a myriad of contrasting approaches, and that any simplistic interpretation is not only wrong but also dangerous. In the best cases, the socially-embedded human being is empowered by the P2P framework to create free communities based upon diversity. MORE >>	JOHN TROPEA - DELICIOUS COLLABORATION APRIL 14, 2010 At the Corner of Assertiveness & Cooperation: Collaboration > Trust Matters Can You Train for Trust? Theyre Just Not That Into You Hire for Trustingness, Train for Trustworthiness What Clients Really Want Deposits and Withdrawals at the Trust Bank August 2009 The Perils of Measuring Trust The Paradox of Selling, Simple and In Your Face Does Multitasking Ruin Your Ability to Multitask? link] L.J. Or Not? Alert! MORE >>	P2P FOUNDATION FEBRUARY 10, 2012 Essay of the Day: Peer-to-Peer Themes and Urban Priorities for the Self-organizing Society What I have learned from Bauwens is that the political/economic spectrum consists of a myriad of contrasting approaches, and that any simplistic interpretation is not only wrong but also dangerous. In the best cases, the socially-embedded human being is empowered by the P2P framework to create free communities based upon diversity. MORE >>
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LIBRARY CLIPS | MONDAY, JULY 5, 2010
Have we been doing Enterprise 2.0 in reverse : Socialising processes and Adaptive Case Management

Anyway back to the stepping stone, which is the focus of this post… This is how Michael puts it: "Process, rather than culture, is increasingly seen as the key enabler of social software in the enterprise. The conversations on the social network is then limited to generic topics. Hutch calls this Social Software 2.0 MORE >>

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