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• Posted A New Era with the DS InterAction 2.0 Platform to Blog
  The "Rencontres Internationales des Responsables Intranet" took place in Paris last week. It was the event for  intranet managers from several big multi-national firms and public administrations from all over France and Europe. For an event that boasts a...
• Commented on RIP: ROI
  Penny this is a very interesting perspective that I have taken the liberty to discuss here....
• Posted ReBooting and Aligning KM (people) to Blog
  Jack Vinson recently reported the NY-Toronto Law Firm KM Summit 2008 in Boston, in which he writes about the distinction between KM and Enterprise 2.0. It's not the first time this sort of distinction is being made. In reality it...
• Posted Taxonomies > Sensemaking > Adoption to Blog
  The enterprise social computing scene is all about incentivizing, building and demonstrating - often with use cases - the benefits of socializing computer based activities. Most of social computing consultant are thrilled by the possibilities offered to organisations to deliver...
• Posted New McKinsey report confirms the trend of adoption to Blog
  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...
• Posted A must-read for new and future adopters of social computing to Blog
  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",...
• Posted The Museum and the Zoo to Blog
  The market for Enterprise 2.0 is booming. Client attention is high as blog readership and conference attendance figures demonstrate it. Individual actors know it as they see both their turnover and workforce growing. Reports from analysts confirm it. This is...
• Posted Join us at the next London Atlassian User Group to Blog
  Atlassian have decided to come back to London again this year. Atlassian's President, Jeffrey Walker will give us fresh news on Atlassian roadmap. He will be joined by Joshua Wold who shall talks about cases and tips. Headshift and netoCiety...
• Posted Behind "Enterprise 2.0" Performance: Exploitation or Exploration? to Blog
  The more I visit clients the more I am amazed by the lack of culture some have on the basics of web 2.0, not to mention its positive impacts on productivity, performance and bottom line results. As an example, I...
• Posted KPMG "Enterprise 2.0: Fad or Future" Report - superficiality and consequence to Blog
  It's been some days now that I came across the KPMG "Enterprise 2.0: Fad or Future" report and I must confess that I am a bit puzzled by its content. Aside the nice looking look-and-feel of the report, this report...
• Posted (Non) Adoption of social computing in organisations: busyness or laziness? to Blog
  Too much focus on very simple ROI measures can be a problem for the adoption of social tools. Olivier argues that we must resist the temptation to turn evolving methodologies into recipes for "best practice"
• Posted Enterprise 2.0 and conversations to Blog
  I've been discussing yesterday with the great, yet sober, Nicolas Vanbremeersch aka Versac who runs SpinTank on engaging organisations with their "customers". He drew a very simple graph to explain me his understanding of the topic: 1- mixes individual and...
• Posted UP Fing to Blog
  I'm heading towards UP Fing, the annual conference organised by the Internet New Generation Federation (FING), that takes place in La Baume near Aix en Provence. FING is a national association that deals in new technologies and has gained respect...
• Posted The French paradox of Internet and its impact on social computing and enterprise 2.0 to Blog
  I've just been through an official report of a French Commission on the Intangible Economy that my friends at DocForum recently pointed out. Among various elements addressed on the knowledge economy is what I would call the "French paradox of...