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Dachis Social Business Summit 2010 Roundup - Intranet Blog - ThoughtFarmer (tags: events sbs2010 socialbusiness dachis)... read full post
Enterprise 2.0 Case Studies
While some people are still arguing about the terminology and importance of enterprise20, social media or social business design, others are busy applying the concepts and ideas behind these labels re-thinking the way organisations operate.Evidence? Plenty! Take a look what... read full post
Rolling out social tools within law firms - part 2 of 3
We are delighted to present the second of Steve Perry's posts outlining his experience of rolling out social tools at a major international law firm (Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer). Steve Perry is a partner in Headshift's project delivery network and as... read full post
Confluence User Group - London
We are currently in the planning stage for another Confluence User Group event. We haven't set a final date yet, but are looking at end of April, so that we can also highlight some of the exciting features that will... read full post
Coding at Headshift: our experience with Version Control Systems
This is the first of a series of posts we'd like to dedicate to the exploration and sharing of the basic technical setup and the development workflow here at Headshift. This article is dedicated to Git, our version control system... read full post
Conference and events I'm at during March
The social media conference season is rapidly heating up and I'm lucky enough to be taking part in some great events this month.On Wednesday I was at CeBit, the World's largest computing tradeshow, in Hanover, Germany, where I participated in... read full post
Researching Enterprise 2.0 in the EU
Enterprise 2.0 tools, platforms and services have the potential to make companies more agile and competitive, reducing IT costs whilst humanising business processes and structures. They represent an important shift in the way that people in organisations work. Instead of... read full post
Seeing what's next... at the Social Business Summit 2010
Clayton M. Christensen describes in his innovation book "Seeing What's Next" IBM's strategy of focusing on designing computing machines where they control and develop everything, going from processor, memory, hard drives, to the operating system and software. This gives IBM... read full post
Social business case studies from the future
Details of our mini project to gather case studies from the future for our social business summit on March 18 read full post
Social Software doesn't really matter
"Clients usually ask us how they can drill that hole in the wall. As consultants we are obsessed with finding the best drill that does it in the fastest and most cost-effective way. Sadly, we often forget to ask the... read full post
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