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Presentation from Carl Frappaolo and I (Dan Keldsen) keynoting at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston, June 10, 2008. The first 12 slides aren't going to make sense without seeing us presenting it ...

Presentation from Carl Frappaolo and I (Dan Keldsen) keynoting at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston, June 10, 2008. The first 12 slides aren't going to make sense without seeing us presenting it (hope it was memorable for those who were there!), but the remaining slides boil up the key findings from our 90 page Market IQ on Enterprise 2.0. For full details on the report, go grab a free copy at www.aiim.org/enterprise20 - and would love to hear your feedback on the live presentation or the report. Find our blogs at www.BizTechTalk.com (Dan) and www.TakingAIIM.com (Carl).

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  • dan.keldsen Dan Keldsen, Chief Innovation Officer at Information Architected Wayne - yep, spot on. Culture is incredibly important, and an amorphous beast to understand and change in ways that would be conducive to Enterprise 2.0 (or Knowledge Management x.x). That's why we're recommending in our training to find the sweet spots in an organization (perhaps culture overall is a bit heavy-handed and command/control, but certain business units are all about collaboration and teamwork) to set about 'infecting' the rest of the organization.

    'Doctor, doctor... give me the news, I've got a... bad case... of E2.0.' ;)
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  • wayne_kurtzman WayneNH at WayneNH Thanks, Dan. Nice preso. It also backs up what knowledge management types have said for years, as you so aptly put it: Age matters less than you think; Culture matters more than you think. That said, improving productivity starts with changing culture - which can be tough without the right incentives. 4 years ago
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  • dan.keldsen Dan Keldsen, Chief Innovation Officer at Information Architected Amit - agreed, although TechWeb (the ones running the Enterprise 2.0 Conference) are going to be posting a full video/audio version at some point. The video is mostly what will bring the point across from the first portion of the deck. Once that's available, I may re-post here. 5 years ago
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  • AmitRanjan Amit Ranjan, CoFounder at SlideShare any chance this could be converted into a slidecast by adding audio and synching it... that would add the context.. would make it far more compelling as well 5 years ago
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