Does a successful Enterprise 2.0 adoption require Document Management as a prerequisite?
What I do:
- I actually help companies implement and execute the adoption, introduction and institutionalization of collaborative technologies. In doing this work, I innovate, create and stimulate, ... and when necessary agitate! I spend a lot of time making sure that things are integrated; systems, processes, information flows... It bugs me when technology is introduced that dis-integrates systems, processes, etc. I use a lot of the fundamental principles of "lean execution" to support my work.
My whitepapers and articles
- Enterprise 2.0 adoption
- Information Flow Networks
- Collaboration in Product Development
- Lessons Learned
Interesting people
- Larry Cannell
I met Larry when I was working as a consultant to the automotive firm he was with. We had the same vision for how business could leverage collaboration. Larry is a broad thinker and a good guy to exchange ideas with. - Michael Sampson
Michael is an industry analyst focused on the shared spaces market -- team workspaces, portal-based interfaces, presence & availability, wireless collaboration, and real-time interaction. I like him because he doesn't just follow the crowd.
Interesting Articles by others
In Black and White series
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June 17, 2008
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Who reads this blog
- Folks who read this blog are interested in: systems engineering, issues of execution and adoption, how technology can satisfy business processes, creating a sustainable plan, assuring that solutions are well integrated, improving communications, and getting stuff done.
My blogging style
- I prefer to provide blog content as a continuous stream of information on a topic. I like to stay focused on an idea for a while, rather than pop all over the place. Feel free to join in.
Current Topics and Ideas
- What I am writing about now: Systems Engineering Information Flow Networks Knowledge Management Presentations Work Processes Enterprise 2.0 Adoption
Future topics
- Topics that I am interested in: Integration Managing interactions Visualization of flow networks Business Analytics
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