Bevin Hernandez, Project Manager, Penn State "You have installed your Enterprise 2.0 solution. Now you're wondering, “what's next?” Bevin answers that question by explaining what to include in your strategy to realize Enterprise 2.0's business value as well as the uncommon approach taken by Penn State Outreach to transform their organization." Background: [These are my... Continue Reading →
Tony Zingale Keynote: The Biggest “From>To” in Business in a Generation
Tony Zingale , Chief Executive Officer, Jive Software Title: The Biggest "From > To" in Business in a Generation Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial comments -... Continue Reading →
SONY Keynote: Going Social With SharePoint
James Whitmoyer, Business Applications Manager, Sony Title: Going Social with SharePoint at Sony Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial comments - exercising the prerogatives of the blogger. ... Continue Reading →
Christian Finn Keynote: Microsoft’s 7 Essential E2.0 Truths
Christian Finn, Director of Product Management, SharePoint, Microsoft Corporation Title: On Becoming a Connected Enterprise: The Seven Essential Truths Microsoft Has Discovered So Far Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert... Continue Reading →
The Dark Side of Enterprise 2.0
Greg Lowe and Kathleen Culver gave a reprise of their much-praised presentation first given at the E2.0 Conference in San Francisco. Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial... Continue Reading →
Gentry Underwood Keynote:Innovation Through E2.0
Gentry Underwood, Head of Knowledge Sharing, IDEO Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial comments - exercising the prerogatives of the blogger. I'll show those in brackets. ]... Continue Reading →
Andrew McAfee Keynote: The State of Enterprise 2.0
Andrew McAfee, Principal Research Scientist, Center for Digital Business, MIT Sloan School of Management. Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial comments - exercising the prerogatives of the... Continue Reading →
Lem Lasher Keynote: The C Perspective
Lem Lasher is CSC's Chief Innovation Officer. CSC is a global tech and business services company. Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial comments - exercising the prerogatives... Continue Reading →
The Human Network @ Work
Keynote by Murali Sitaram and Jim Grubb of Cisco Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial comments - exercising the prerogatives of the blogger. I'll show those in... Continue Reading →
JP Rangaswami E2.0 Conference Keynote
JP Rangaswami is the CIO and Chief Scientist at British Telecom Background: [These are my quick notes, complete with (what I hope is no more than) the occasional typo and grammatical error. Please excuse those. Thanks! From time to time, I'll insert my own editorial comments - exercising the prerogatives of the blogger. I'll show... Continue Reading →