Check out the Global Intranet Trends part 1 and part 2 here. Just to re-cap all of the data and the charts shown in this post are from a report which Jane McConnell put together. You can find the report available for purchase as well as a link
So I’ve been playing around with Google + since it came it (a few weeks now?) and I’m starting to notice something interesting. People are posting the same content on Google + that they are posting on Twitter, Facebook, and on other social channels. I
I always found it interesting how easy it is for people to get down on themselves when things don’t go their way. Instead of being unhappy about the things that aren’t going your way why not focus on things that are going your way and
Check out Global Intranet Trends 2011 (part 1) One of the things we asked in out State of Enterprise 2.0 study (which we are releasing in a few weeks) was, “what are the business drivers of E2.0?” In her survey around Global Intranet Trends for 2011,
Jane McConnell just released the results of a survey she was been conducting around intranets. 440 organizations from around the world participated in the survey which focused on what leaders are doing at their companies. I’ll take a look at some of the key findings
A few weeks ago at Enterprise 2.0, I had the privilege of meeting Karthik Chakkarapani from the American Hospital Association who actually presented at the conference. I, unfortunately, was not able to attend but I did have several conversations with Karthik who sent me his
In the process of writing my book on enterprise collaboration for McGraw Hill I noticed something interesting. I was reviewing some of the chapters I had put together and realized that I have been using around half a dozen words to describe the concept or
I had a discussion with someone recently around deploying an internal collaborative platform for their organization. It’s safe to say that this person was indeed a decision maker. I asked why this wasn’t an area of investment currently and the response he gave me was
I just came back from the E2.0 conference in Boston which as usual was a fantastic gathering of really great and smart people. I arrived late Monday evening and had meetings pretty much all day on Tuesday. I had the opportunity to attend a few
In doing research for my book on enterprise collaboration I’ve been spending some time interviewing and speaking with various organizations. I’ll be sharing in-depth insights and ideas when the book comes out but I will discuss some of the high-level learnings on this blog. One
