Enterprise 2.0 news from FierceContentManagement
Enterprise 2.0 is the use of Web 2.0 within a company or organization to increase productive communication between employees while streamlining the efficiency of business processes. The role of social media tools in business has been increasing progressively and Enterprise 2.0 aims to ease connectivity between employees, customers, suppliers and other participants. This term was coined in 2006 by Harvard Professor Andrew McAfee.
Enterprise 2.0 is the next generation of collective development, enterprise content management and knowledge management. Business capabilities of Enterprise 2.0 include: Corporate blogging and wikis, internal idea-sharing platforms, and social networking tools.
NewsAIIM study finds enterprise social software improves sales and marketing communication
Over the last 6 months, AIIM has been working with Andrew McAfee, the man who coined the term Enterprise 2.0, to see what impact enterprise social software has on productivity in the enterprise. What Read more...
One on One with Alastair Mitchell of Huddle
Alastair Mitchell is chief executive and co-founder of Huddle. Frustrated by existing enterprise technology's inability to help people work together, when collaboration apps in our social lives Read more...
Telligent buys Leverage Software
Telligent bought community software company Leverage earlier this week, and with it got an established customer base along with missing cloud and mobile pieces, which appear to be key to the deal. Read more...
Are we over thinking enterprise social?
I attended a session at last week's Gilbane Conference in Boston called "From Collaboration to Business Transformation: Expanding the role of Enterprise Social Networks." As I listened to the two Read more...
The case for stripped-down Enterprise 2.0 tools
Content management systems live and die by requirements, but sometimes even the longest checklist in an RFP won't deliver tools that yield real results. There's a lot to be said for simple Enterprise Read more...
Enterprise 2.0 is people-centric IT
Making the case for enterprise social tools can be difficult. The knee-jerk reaction goes something like this: "Why give employees one more thing to interact with?" To many chief executives and Read more...
Socialtext 5.0 has native mobile apps
This week at the Enteprise 2.0 Conference in Santa Clara, Calif. Socialtext announced Socialtext 5.0 with some significant new features including support for mobile apps and native Twitter Read more...
Jive prepares for IPO, picks Nasdaq
Forbes magazine reports this week that as enterprise social software vendor Jive Software prepares for its initial public offering, it has chosen Nasdaq as its stock exchange. Jive, to no surprise, Read more...
SharePoint by the numbers
There is little doubt that Microsoft SharePoint is a tremendously successful product. But the extent of its success was put on full display by Jared Spataro, senior director of product management for Read more...
Socialtext 5.0 adds people discovery in latest release
This week, Socialtext announced the release of Socialtext 5.0, the latest version of its enterprise social software platform. Socialtext says the new version includes an improved interface design and Read more...
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