Comments on: What’s the ROI of collaboration? http://blog.enterprise2open.com/2009/02/17/whats-the-roi-of-collaboration/ Bonding the Enterprise 2.0 Community Sat, 31 Jul 2010 13:31:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Knowledge Heroes » Archive » Discussing measures and concepts for “collaborative performance” http://blog.enterprise2open.com/2009/02/17/whats-the-roi-of-collaboration/#comment-2958 Knowledge Heroes » Archive » Discussing measures and concepts for “collaborative performance” Mon, 09 Mar 2009 09:26:53 +0000 http://blog.enterprise2open.com/?p=58#comment-2958 [...] is asking what the Return on Investment of Collaboration is and writes up some neat (and programmatic) questions to systematize the [...] [...] is asking what the Return on Investment of Collaboration is and writes up some neat (and programmatic) questions to systematize the [...]

]]> By: frogpond » Collaboration is the recipe for market-dominating speed and scale http://blog.enterprise2open.com/2009/02/17/whats-the-roi-of-collaboration/#comment-2421 frogpond » Collaboration is the recipe for market-dominating speed and scale Sat, 21 Feb 2009 14:44:18 +0000 http://blog.enterprise2open.com/?p=58#comment-2421 [...] much like an argument for “improving collaborative performance”, heh? Yes, but democratizing decision making by using Enterprise 2.0 technologies (eating dog food [...] [...] much like an argument for “improving collaborative performance”, heh? Yes, but democratizing decision making by using Enterprise 2.0 technologies (eating dog food [...]

]]> By: frogpond » Discussing measures and concepts for “collaborative performance” http://blog.enterprise2open.com/2009/02/17/whats-the-roi-of-collaboration/#comment-2389 frogpond » Discussing measures and concepts for “collaborative performance” Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:00:08 +0000 http://blog.enterprise2open.com/?p=58#comment-2389 [...] is asking what the Return on Investment of Collaboration is and writes up some neat (and programmatic) questions to systematize the discussion: 1. How to [...] [...] is asking what the Return on Investment of Collaboration is and writes up some neat (and programmatic) questions to systematize the discussion: 1. How to [...]

]]> By: Enterprise 2.0: Vom ROI zum RONI (Risk on Not Investing) | Projektmanagement 2.0 http://blog.enterprise2open.com/2009/02/17/whats-the-roi-of-collaboration/#comment-2364 Enterprise 2.0: Vom ROI zum RONI (Risk on Not Investing) | Projektmanagement 2.0 Thu, 19 Feb 2009 14:38:28 +0000 http://blog.enterprise2open.com/?p=58#comment-2364 [...] Nutzenszenarien und qualitative Erfolgsfaktoren zum Enterprise 2.0 sind akzeptiert, doch der Skeptiker und Kritiker fragt nach messbaren Fakten und finanziellen Implikationen. Die Diskussion zum ROI des Enterprise 2.0 ist im vollen Gange: siehe beispielsweise im NeubibergBlog, zur Frage nach KPI’s im Communixx Blog, zur Idee einer Enterprise 2.0 Scorecard im Headshift-Blog, dem ROI von Social Communities bei Duperrin oder einem Aufruf zur noch intensiveren Beschäftigung mit dem Thema im Enterprise2.0Open-Blog. [...] [...] Nutzenszenarien und qualitative Erfolgsfaktoren zum Enterprise 2.0 sind akzeptiert, doch der Skeptiker und Kritiker fragt nach messbaren Fakten und finanziellen Implikationen. Die Diskussion zum ROI des Enterprise 2.0 ist im vollen Gange: siehe beispielsweise im NeubibergBlog, zur Frage nach KPI’s im Communixx Blog, zur Idee einer Enterprise 2.0 Scorecard im Headshift-Blog, dem ROI von Social Communities bei Duperrin oder einem Aufruf zur noch intensiveren Beschäftigung mit dem Thema im Enterprise2.0Open-Blog. [...]

]]> By: Martin Koser http://blog.enterprise2open.com/2009/02/17/whats-the-roi-of-collaboration/#comment-2340 Martin Koser Wed, 18 Feb 2009 16:44:05 +0000 http://blog.enterprise2open.com/?p=58#comment-2340 It's always a good idea to systematize the different use cases and "arenas for social software in the enterprise" when thinking about RoIs. This eases the problematic situation you encounter when you try to convince people about the benefits of Enterprise 2.0. And while I've always been rather critical of people asking for numbers first, they've got a point (assuming that it isn't just a polite way of saying 'No, thanks'). I will put together some of my thoughts in a post in itself, but let me add two cents all the while: - calculating the RoI of Enterprise 2.0 is considerably easier in areas of known and orderly processes - benefits might be much higher in corporate areas where processes are neither - and more It’s always a good idea to systematize the different use cases and “arenas for social software in the enterprise” when thinking about RoIs.

This eases the problematic situation you encounter when you try to convince people about the benefits of Enterprise 2.0. And while I’ve always been rather critical of people asking for numbers first, they’ve got a point (assuming that it isn’t just a polite way of saying ‘No, thanks’).

I will put together some of my thoughts in a post in itself, but let me add two cents all the while:

- calculating the RoI of Enterprise 2.0 is considerably easier in areas of known and orderly processes
- benefits might be much higher in corporate areas where processes are neither
- and more

]]> By: Communixx » Blog Archive » Erfolgsindikatoren für Enterprise 2.0 Einführung http://blog.enterprise2open.com/2009/02/17/whats-the-roi-of-collaboration/#comment-2325 Communixx » Blog Archive » Erfolgsindikatoren für Enterprise 2.0 Einführung Wed, 18 Feb 2009 06:42:31 +0000 http://blog.enterprise2open.com/?p=58#comment-2325 [...] ROI von Enterprise 2.0 oder allgemein von Kooperation geschrieben (z.B. NeubibergBlog, Headshift, Enterprise2Open) - … und auch ich bin gestern wieder in eine Diskussion gestolpert, in der zwar nicht [...] [...] ROI von Enterprise 2.0 oder allgemein von Kooperation geschrieben (z.B. NeubibergBlog, Headshift, Enterprise2Open) - … und auch ich bin gestern wieder in eine Diskussion gestolpert, in der zwar nicht [...]

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