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July 2008 Archives
New McKinsey report confirms the trend of adoption
McKinsey has recently released their second annual survey on the business use of Web 2.0 technologies : Building the Web 2.0 Enterprise: McKinsey Global Survey ResultsIt's a pretty well crafted presentation of the survey, that would certainly bring additional hope... read full post
Social tools "by the people for the people"
The UK Catalyst Awards were created to recognise "inspiring stories of people who help their community by using social technology in new and exciting ways". There are 10 awards up for grabs, each one focusing on a slightly different... read full post
Free the Battery Humans
Why it is vital that we re-balance the relationship between people and process in large organisations, and how this could potentially lead to better companies, happier people and more socialised corporations read full post
A must-read for new and future adopters of social computing
Niall's book, Enterprise 2.0 How social software will change the future of work, finally was made available and I must admit I am a fan !!! Finally, we have in one single piece a detailed and careful approach to "Enterprise 2.0",... read full post
Green things on Facebook
You can now look after your Green Thing creatures on Facebook and keep up with what your friends are doing to lower their carbon footprint read full post
Patient Opinion wins New Statesman New Media Award
Well done to the Patient Opinion team, who have picked up a well deserved award read full post
Fantastic Office space to let in Shad Thames
Having outgrown our offices and moved down the road to the lovely Clove Building in Shad Thames, we are looking to rent our old place at 49 Lafone Street, London SE1 2LX. We grew up there and we still love... read full post
Social Innovation: how do we find the right problems?
2gether is the latest in a sequence of London events to promote social innovation that provide a welcome stimulus for the public sector and social enterprises; but do they work? read full post
