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A Web 2.0 Tour for the Enterprise Revolutionizing the phone book The first place to start is with a networking site like LinkedIn. Simplifying the spreadsheet Click on the “share this spreadsheet” link, and suddenly you’re collaborating in real time. A bottom-up knowledge management system Imagine if you had a wiki to share information and brainstorm with parts suppliers. Source

Revolutionizing the phone book

The first place to start is with a networking site like LinkedIn.

Simplifying the spreadsheet

Click on the “share this spreadsheet” link, and suddenly you’re collaborating in real time.

A bottom-up knowledge management system

Imagine if you had a wiki to share information and brainstorm with parts suppliers.

A Web 2.0 Tour for the Enterprise Getting news that you want when you want it All they would have to do is subscribe to a newsfeed, and they’d get news from you or your department as soon as you published it. Training tapes in the car Publish podcasts about products, training for your employees. National Semiconductor recently issued iPods to all 8,000 of its employees for this purpose. Group decision-making on steroids Next time you need to make a decision between two advertising concepts, consider publishing them on an internal predication market on your intranet.

Getting news that you want when you want it

All they would have to do is subscribe to a newsfeed, and they’d get news from you or your department as soon as you published it.

Training tapes in the car

Publish podcasts about products, training for your employees. National Semiconductor recently issued iPods to all 8,000 of its employees for this purpose.

Group decision-making on steroids

Next time you need to make a decision between two advertising concepts, consider publishing them on an internal predication market on your intranet.

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Make it better! Many computer systems are rejected because people feel they need to adapt to the system and to the rules that are imposed on them. I t raises objections and discourages to use the system. As an effect, most of the systems don’t come up to the expectations. Make it better : Wiki allows to create knowledge exchange rules on their own for every team. Simple and flexible wiki mechanism adapts to processes, behaviors and organization culture. Teams move to wiki those mechanisms which work in real life. As a result, every wiki user feels like its co-creator. If you failed to implement system that organize your department or company’s work, you should try wiki.

Many computer systems are rejected because people feel they need to adapt to the system and to the rules that are imposed on them.

I t raises objections and discourages to use the system.

As an effect, most of the systems don’t come up to the expectations.

Make it better : Wiki allows to create knowledge exchange rules on their own for every team. Simple and flexible wiki mechanism adapts to processes, behaviors and organization culture. Teams move to wiki those mechanisms which work in real life.

As a result, every wiki user feels like its co-creator.

If you failed to implement system that organize your department or company’s work, you should try wiki.

From Web 2.0 to Enterprise 2.0 Private users Companies

Enterprise 2.0 definition Enterprise 2.0 is the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between companies and their partners or customers. Platforms are digital environments in which contributions and interactions are globally visible and persistent over time. Emergent means that the software is freeform, and that it contains mechanisms to let the patterns and structure inherent in people's interactions become visible over time. Freeform means that the software is most or all of the following: Optional , Free of up-front workflow , Egalitarian, or indifferent to formal organizational identities , Accepting of many types of data Source: Andrew McAfee

Enterprise 2.0 is the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between companies and their partners or customers.

Platforms are digital environments in which contributions and interactions are globally visible and persistent over time.

Emergent means that the software is freeform, and that it contains mechanisms to let the patterns and structure inherent in people's interactions become visible over time.

Freeform means that the software is most or all of the following: Optional , Free of up-front workflow , Egalitarian, or indifferent to formal organizational identities , Accepting of many types of data

The advantages of Enterprise 2.0 software Lightweight - Requiring minimal system and maintenance resources Easy to use - Simple interface will mean no user training is required Q uick adoption - Company-wide rollouts can be provided via services or downloads Easy to integrate - Web services and open source will ease integration Vendor accountability - On-demand and service-based apps keep vendors responsive Source: SandHill.com

Lightweight - Requiring minimal system and maintenance resources

Easy to use - Simple interface will mean no user training is required

Q uick adoption - Company-wide rollouts can be provided via services or downloads

Easy to integrate - Web services and open source will ease integration

Vendor accountability - On-demand and service-based apps keep vendors responsive

Enterprise 2.0 Tools for You RSS Project blog Company wiki Social bookmarking Podcasts (elearning) Social network

RSS

Project blog

Company wiki

Social bookmarking

Podcasts (elearning)

Social network

Who are we? Divante Inc. – Poland based Enterprise 2.0 company. Our main product: BusinessWiki (http://businesswiki.eu) Pro-publico bono projects (wiki & open source)

Divante Inc. – Poland based Enterprise 2.0 company.

Our main product: BusinessWiki (http://businesswiki.eu)

Pro-publico bono projects (wiki & open source)

Contact us! Tomasz Karwatka [email_address] http://businesswiki.eu Tytuł prezentacji podtytuł Need more information?