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We are Dachis Group London :)
Headshift is changing its name to Dachis Group London as we complete our integration with the global firm. This will bring new opportunities for our clients and partners.
From traditional business to social business
When businesses ask for a social media strategy, what they are often really asking for is: Get me a presence on Facebook, Twitter and the like. The mantra of cultural and organisational change that is required in the social web seems to ring hollow. To be fair, it is not their fault. With a traditional… read full post
Would you like to test-drive Confluence 4.0?
Do you love Atlassian’s Confluence as much as we do? Do you think wiki markup is the best that has ever happened? But do you have users that avoid using wiki markup and are frustrated with the rich text editor experience in Confluence? If so, do not despair. Atlassian has been working on completely remodeling… read full post
Data-driven business improvement
Open data within the enterprise is set to become a leading driver of positive behaviour change and greater self-management, with real benefits for productivity. Here are some thoughts from my keynote talk at the E2.0 Conference about how this might work.
Take your SharePoint implementation to the next level
More and more Sharepoint implementations are hitting the adoption wall. This is an avoidable problem. This post covers how Sharepoint can be used as a capability layer to drive a successful social business platform, and how to work around its limitations.
What makes for longevity in a large company or a city?
The average lifespan of a company is actually falling, and as they grow beyond a certain level of scale, so too is productivity. Dave Gray consider why this is, and compares the factors that make for a successful city with those that lead to long-lived companies.
Social Business gets seal of approval
In its latest Web 2.0 survey, McKinsey gave its seal of approval to social business, finding a strong correlation between the use of Web 2.0 technology and actual business impact like market share gains, operating profits, and market leadership. Very explicitly, the firm urges executives “to push their organizations toward becoming fully networked enterprises.”
E20 Summit 2010: Beyond Adoption
Some thoughts on how we go beyond adoption of tools to drive real business change, including slide of my talk at the 2010 E20 Summit in Frankfurt