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Bonding the Enterprise 2.0 Community
As Sebastian Schäfer completed my comparison of different Social Software Categorizations with an interesting model by Andrew McAfee, I’d like to share a crash course on Enterprise 2.0.
The video is already around for a few weeks, but Mattias Schwenk reposted it today. It contains the concept of the Enterprise 2.0 Bullseye, a look on social software tools strictly through the ties between people.
I just didn’t get to embed the video, so please go and see it on youtube in HD-glory and have a nice weekend.
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- What is more important: people? process? or technology? | Enterprise 2.0 Blogs http://t.co/utoDLIz
- RT @ej_butler: A world without e-mail: One man’s vision of a Social Workplace http://bit.ly/bGMTzv /via @mashable #e2.0 #e20 +1
- Yammer 2.0 To Launch As A Powerful, Full-Fledged Social Network For The Enterprise http://t.co/J4vBpYX via @techcrunch
- Yammer 2.0 to launch as a powerful, full-fledged social network for the enterprise http://t.co/rRrCFjt via @techcrunch
- Michael McMaster "Design for possibility is a design that calls forth dialogue" 1996 This guy was channeling E2.0 early.
- RT @venturebeat: Yammer 2.0: A Facebook for the Warren Buffett set http://ow.ly/18QeIN
- Enterprise 2.0 Team Dynamics « … or not
- Slavoj Žižek: Wake up and smell the apocalypse - opinion - 30 August 2010 - New Scientist
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