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  • + OracleLink.com OracleLink.com 6 months ago
    Thanks for the presentation.
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  • + billycripe billycripe 7 months ago
    @arjan - I agree and disagree with you at the same time. Beehive is only one (minor) aspect of the collaboration services. The entire BEA stack has been fused with the rest of the Enterprise 2.0 platform from Oracle. It's true though, that Oracle's offerings in the E20 space are not of the sexy HULU kind. Rather they are of the truly composited application kind. They are quite mature in that area. The web app that has a swoopy Flex UI and can do 1 thing is not our target. I contend that it's not the target of business either (though it is what you and I as individuals gravitate toward). Rather, business needs the collaboration AND interaction AND compositing AND security AND web front end AND transaction capabilities brought together in a seamless, platform based offering. This is where Oracle shines.
  • + arjanradder arjanradder 7 months ago
    Well inspired by Shift Happens, a real cool deck! However, Oracle´s offerings in this space are not very mature yet..buying Oracle for this purpose today would be to much praise for the current status of Beehive. It looks promising though, good luck!
  • + surjyadeb Surjyadeb Goswami 8 months ago
    really excellent show...i am going to write a research paper on enterprise 2.0 and collaboration, i need all of your thoughts, it would be gr8 if you guys help me to design the outline of the study, I am from IDC, you can contact me at sgoswami@idcindia.com
  • + Sharonhps Sharon Ha 9 months ago
    Ya agree excellent slide! Beautiful.
  • + guest3e983c guest3e983c 10 months ago
    to guest: The support is there, your point about 'haven't i seen a hundred...' begs the support question.



    context and participation have always fundamentally worked the same (people coming together) what is different (from the phone, for example) is 1) Internet Enabled 2) asynchronous 3) wider / scope of participation 4)amount of information/support available.



    Oracle E20 is how we are taking our products to market, organizing our sales and product teams, and bringing previously separate technologies into a common business-ready platform.



    Thanks for the discussion. Would you like to know more? See my blog at http://blogs.oracle.com/fusionecm
  • + tkarwatka Tomasz Karwatka 10 months ago
    some additional info http://www.slideshare.net/tkarwatka/enterprise-20-workshop
  • + guestb8d6ac guestb8d6ac 10 months ago
    Hmm Billy, my jaded soul not impressed by this deck. It lacks originality and your propositions/pitch is unsupported.

    'Did you know?' ... haven't I seen a hundred slideshares just like this already?

    the case for 'enterprise 2.0' ... your description of context and participation reminds me of ... how things have always worked, irrespective of technology.

    'Oracle Enterprise 2.0' ... is that a product yet? or just a conceptual bundle that is proven fit for use by assertion alone?
  • + Lenze Philippe C 11 months ago
    Excellent show!!!
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  1.  
  2. A new blog is created every second (BBC News)
  3. More than 3,000 new books are published every day
  4. TEENS lead on technology adoption patterns. Young adults want more quality news but report difficulty in getting it. (JupiterResearch, 2007 AssociatePress Report 2008)
  5. Company EMAIL and data production is estimated to be growing at 25 – 30% annually @
  6. By 2010 it’s predicted to double every 72 hours The amount of new technical information is doubling every 2 years …
  7. Think Enterprise 2.0 Is just a Fad?
  8. If MySpace were a country, with 110 million monthly active users , it would be the 11th largest in the world (between Japan and Mexico)
  9. Social Websites are Officially more popular than Porn Time Magazine, Oct 31, 2007
  10.  
  11. That’s no Fad.
  12. *That’s Generation C. It describes a new kind of wired individual … *Social Media, Alex Wong, http://www.slideshare.net/wah17/social-media-35304/
  13. Generation C communicates in a connected environment , conversationally
  14. An Ecology of RELATIONSHIPS & technology
  15. an ecology… or rather a geekology
  16. ( HA !)
  17. Generation C has never not been connected …
  18. Generation C currently work for you…
  19. Generation C are fans of the collaborative enterprise
  20. Generation C are WE US OURS ALL OF US the TEAM Partners employees
  21. It’s not about talking at …
  22. It’s not about talking to …
  23. It’s about talking with …
  24. So, how do you create fans of your employees?
  25. Create a Collaborative Enterprise.
  26. ( DUH )
  27. How do you do that ?
  28. Buy software.
  29. The End.
  30. No, Really. How do you do that ?
  31. Implement the technology Create an ecosystem Deliver value . to so you can
  32. What does Generation C Value?
  33. Control Collaborators Community Connected Creative Cool Conversation Communicate Channel Consumer 2.0 Content Collect Co-Creators Choices Context Convenient Carry Converse Casual Comfortable
  34. How does a Generation C ecosystem function?
  35. ME You Information Flow Before Enterprise 2.0… Push Pull requests email, paper, chat room, one off solutions, invitation only, intentional, end point focused …
  36. With Enterprise 2.0…
  37. ME becomes WE
  38. With Enterprise 2.0… Information Flow Continuous Creation Continuous Requests Ubiquitous Availability …
  39.  
  40. What about that technology part?
  41. Is it simply Web 2.0 point solutions in the workplace ?
  42. no
  43. I know! It’s more social networks . It’s FaceBook for the enterprise!
  44. NO
  45. Public Web Technologies Don’t Scale Up or Down or In to Enterprise levels
  46. Enterprises want Platform based Web 2.0 Industry Analysts have found that a platform approach to Enterprise 2.0 solutions from a known enterprise vendor is strongly desired.
  47. Enterprise 2.0 technology is about transforming the way people work with each other and information meeting expectations expanding efficiency technology as enabler
  48. Enterprise 2.0 technology is providing information in CONTEXT Enterprise 2.0 technology is enabling PARTICIPATION
  49. So let’s talk about CONTEXT
  50. We Operate in an Attention Economy …
  51. Users Create Context Socially – the WAY information is presented and delivered ORIGINAL INTENT? WHAT’S THAT?
  52. Distractions are measured in opportunities, revenue, & efficiency LOST
  53. Attention is gained & maintained by presenting information in Context
  54. Attention Yields Participation
  55. So let’s talk about PARTICIPATION
    • Users PARTICIPATE with each other on INFORMATION presented through SYSTEMS …
    • … E 2.0 allows systems to surface content to users in context …
  57. Which gains attention Which stimulates participation Which generates new and better content Which is presented contextually
  58. The Goal of Participation : Tap the enterprise brain Aggregate inputs Precipitate valuable outcomes Enable employees
  59. What does this DO for ME ?
    • Enterprise 2.0 Platform Enables :
      • The long tail, Increased responsiveness, feedback cycle, idea incubation, interaction platform, rich – context sensitive review
    • Enterprise 2.0 Platform Yields :
      • collaboration, crowd sourcing, prediction markets, collective recommendations, ratings, & classifications
  61. What is doing about this ?
  62. Oracle Enterprise 2.0
    • Fusing Web 2.0 Technology & Capability
    applications web collaboration content Enterprise 2.0
  63. Oracle Enterprise 2.0
    • With Enterprise Information Systems & Applications
    applications web collaboration content Enterprise 2.0
  64. Oracle Enterprise 2.0
    • On Enterprise class platforms to transform how we work within Enterprise & across Enterprises
    applications web collaboration content Enterprise 2.0
  65. HOW?
  66. With leading Fusion Middleware Products that foster participation by surfacing information in context to connected users, systems, and assets…
  67. By engaging in the CONVERSATION we call DOING BUSINESS
    • The Experts Agree…
    AIIM Market IQ; Enterprise 2.0: Agile, Emergent & Integrated; Q1 2008
  69. Oracle Leads Enterprise 2.0
    • with the
    • First Integrated User Interaction Platform
    • that’s
    • Built for the Enterprise
    • using
    • Key and Emerging
    • Standards
    • and
    • Leveraging the
    • Oracle
    • Platform
    E 2 O
  70.  
  71. How does business handle these times ?
  72. Buy software
  73. The End.
  74. (Really)

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