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Enterprise 2.0: quo vadis?

Weak tiesI also like when you find some serious reflection regarding social media.I found a similar reference to the weak ties in the Fraser & Dutta book Throwing sheep in the Boardroom. I am not very wise in social sciences but I realize that it's a hidden true. It's not...

Tags: Enterprise 2.0

Discussion threads 2009-12-22

The CIA's Collaboration Growth Curve & IBM's Lotusphere ecosystem

One of the highlights of last June's Enterprise 2.0 conference was Don Burke and Sean Dennehy of the US Central Intelligence Agency CIA describing how their 'Intellipedia' wikis were transforming the agency into a more collaborative organization: that presentation is embedded above. Ten...

Tags: Fax Machine, CIA, Network, IBM Corp., Intellipedia, Fax, Collaboration, Groupware, Enterprise Software, Software, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2009-04-16

Government moving - but slowly - towards Wikipedia information model

While the Patent and Trademark Office received high Web 2.0 marks for implementing a Wikipedia-style experiment in patent review, expect the government to move very slowly towards letting the public update information on government websites, Government Computer News reports. “The ability of a user to add content to a...

Tags: Web services, Patents, Intelligence, Government technology

Blog posts 2007-04-02

Wiki fever spreads to U.S. intelligence community

The U.S. intelligence community has caught wiki fever, and it may do the array of agencies trying to paint of picture of global security threats some good. Reuters reports on Intellipedia, a Wikipedia-like wiki that is used by 16 intelligence agencies and comes is multiple flavors, depending on security clearance....

Tags: SECURITY, Intellipedia, Wiki

Blog posts 2006-10-31

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Enterprise 2.0: Totally Unacceptable

Totally Unacceptable. Those were the words that greeted me on Christmas Day as Barack Obama responded to the Nigerian Pants Bomber aka Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab and his attempt to blow up a Detroit bound plane. Lambasting the security services, Obama said: "It's becoming clear that the system that has been...

Tags: Benefit, Enterprise 2.0, Security Service, Intelligence Community, NYT, Sig Rinde, Sig, 12Sprints, E-mail, Collaboration, Sales Strategy, Security, Online Communications, Sales, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2010-01-04

Enterprise 2.0: quo vadis?

As I close out 2009 I'm taking this opportunity to have one more go at scratching my Enterprise 2.0 itch. Before I start, if my writings on this drive you nuts imagine what it's like for me. I do wish we had another name for it but like social media...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Social Media, Enterprise 2.0, Granovetter, Gil Yehuda, E2.0, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-12-22

The Social Facebook Fiasco

A huge blocker to understanding business value and usage of modern 2.0 technologies is the Facebook fiasco. The 800 pound/350 million accounts gorilla in the 'social' space confuses the heck out of most of the planet. The latest attempt to snatch...

Tags: Facebook, Privacy Fiasco, Marketing Research, Collaboration, Marketing, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2009-12-15

The U.S. Government, Innovation and Data We Can Believe In

Aahh. Everything about Barack Obama has seemed so fresh and original. Hey, he's the first [fill in the blank] to be president. And everything he does is refreshingly different from his predecessor, whose most amazing quality was his ability to get elected twice. (As if that was...

Tags: Innovation, Chief Information Officer, U.S. Government, Leadership, Strategy, Federal Government, Management, Government, Tom Steinert-Threlkeld

Blog posts 2009-03-12

CIA is upbeat on enterprise 2.0

CIOs may not quite get the wiki thing, but the Central Intelligence Agency is pretty bullish on Web 2.0 techniques. According to CIO.com, part of the CIA's technology makeover relied on wiki software. Using a little enterprise 2.0 the CIA created something called Intellipedia, which was introduced...

Tags: cia, enterprise 2.0, wiki, online communications, larry dignan

Blog posts 2008-08-08

Enterprise 2.0 Conference notebook

Ironically this week has probably been my most offline in months - Sprint failed the brand new Westin Hotel in Boston disastrously with terrible or non existent wifi service. It was a real shame because Jive Software had an instance of Clearspace for the conference attendee community and there was...

Tags: Security, Notebook, Collaboration, Environment, Enterprise 2.0, Conference, Wireless LANs, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Networking, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2008-06-12

Social networking invades U.S. intelligence agencies

The Financial Times reports that the U.S. spies will have access to their own social network, dubbed "A-Space," modeled on services like Facebook and MySpace.Thomas Fingar, the deputy director of national intelligence for analysis, believes the common workspace â€" a kind of “MySpace for analysts” â€" will generate better analysis...

Tags: Social Networking, Facebook, CIA, Network, Agency, Intelligence, Dot, Intelligence Agency, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-08-21

Are wikis and blogs the future of spying?

In a fascinating piece in Sundays Times, Clive Thompson reveals that, confronted with the intractable problem of getting 16 intelligence agencies communicating and interoperating, the CIA set up a competition, the Galileo Awards, for the best ideas on how to combat the problem. The winning essay was written by Calvin...

Tags: Intelligence, Government technology

Blog posts 2006-12-04

Enterprise 2.0 meets spying 2.0

Harvard Business School Associate Professor Andrew McAfee was encouraged by the news in Clive Thompsons New York Times story "Open Source Spying." Spying 2.0 is using social media, such as blogs and wikis to create more agile and effective information resources that can be used and shared among intelligence and...

Tags: Enterprise 2.0, Government, Web Technology, IT Management, General

Blog posts 2006-12-04