Joe McKendrick

Recent Posts

• - What Social Employees Should Expect from the Business, and Vice Versa: a ‘Social Employee Manifesto’
• - GE Crowdsources for Cleantech Innovation
• - Social Networks, Technology Converge to Create New ‘Renaissance’
• - Forrester: Social Media Doesn’t Yet Run Deep in Enterprise Operations
• - Social BPM: Business Process Management Enters the 21st Century

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All Posts

• - What Social Employees Should Expect from the Business, and Vice Versa: a ‘Social Employee Manifesto’
• - GE Crowdsources for Cleantech Innovation
• - Social Networks, Technology Converge to Create New ‘Renaissance’
• - Forrester: Social Media Doesn’t Yet Run Deep in Enterprise Operations
• - Social BPM: Business Process Management Enters the 21st Century
• - Report: B2B Spending on Social Media to Explode
• - Bringing Social CRM to a ‘Competitive, Fiesty Bunch’ of Employees
• - ‘Social CRM’ Should be a Redundant Phrase
• - Social Media’s Predictive Capabilities May Help Businesses Overcome Their Blind Side
• - Top 10 Tweeting Companies, Circa 2010
• - Crowdsourcing: knowledge acquisition at penny-pinching costs
• - Government 2.0: early examples of social networking at work
• - Conference Explores Enterprise Adoption of Search and Collaboration
• - Debate rages: should enterprise software look like Facebook?
• - Study: ‘Communications Anarchy’ Reigns Among Global 100 with Multiple Social Media Approaches
• - Enter the ‘era of light computing’: social media is where the action is for organizations
• - Social media helps Kodak develop a better snapshot of its customers
• - Survey: New Social Networking Patterns Among ‘Generation Jones’
• - Data Mining to Help Navigate Torrents of Social Enterprise Data
• - Top CIOs Say Social Networks Now Drive Innovation
• - Can an organization not be ‘ready’ for Enterprise 2.0?
• - Finding the Gems in Crowdsourcing – Outside the Beltway
• - Opening Up Government — One Document at a Time
• - Measuring the Business Value of Enterprise 2.0, Using Enterprise 2.0
• - Panel: How to Manage Fuzzy Boundaries Between Work, Personal Social Networking
• - Houston, We Have a Tweet: NASA’s Latest Social Media Launches
• - Is Cloud Computing Part of Enterprise 2.0?
• - McKinsey’s Take on E-Government: More Collaboration Needed
• - What social media can do for our government
• - US government tackles social media security head-on
• - Mr. CIO, Tear Down This Wall
• - Proctor and Gamble’s ‘technopologist’: social networks enrich my job
• - Social networking adds pizazz to insurance industry (2)
• - Social networking adds pizazz to insurance industry
• - McKinsey Survey: Seven Out of 10 Seeing Web 2.0 Business Benefits
• - Report: Social Media Works Best in a Hub and Spoke Model
• - Even Among the Tech Savviest, Social Media Starts ‘Underground’
• - FICO Scores with Customer Social Networking
• - ROI Found Here: Online Customer Service Communities
• - Building the Enterprise 2.0 Business Case, One Collaboration at a Time
• - Enterprise 2.0 ‘Changes the Game’ for Business Process Management
• - Deloitte Study Warns About Social Networking Ethics
• - Challenges to Enterprise 2.0 adoption
• - GE’s Jack Welch, Tweeter
• - Recession 2.0 — Social networking eases the pain
• - Enterprise 2.0, SOA, Cloud: Ten Fearless Predictions
• - Advice: Strive for Improvement, Not ‘Enterprise 2.0′
• - Getting Ahead in an Enterprise 2.0 World
• - Who’s in Charge of Social Network Information?
• - ‘Mirror Worlds’ Revisited: Did Software Put the Universe in a Shoebox Yet?
• - ROI of Social Connections – $588 Per Month
• - ROI of Enterprise 2.0, Hotly Debated
• - Will legal fears put a chill on corporate-based social media?
• - All in a Day’s Work — in 140 Characters or Less
• - CNBC Sourpuss disses ‘networking’
• - How Social Networking Helps Service Orientation
• - Adventures in Mis-Twittering, Continued
• - OASIS Approves Open Standard for Accessing Unstructured Information
• - Social Networking Collides with the Justice System
• - Yes, There are Times When You Shouldn’t be Tweeting
• - Hi, I’m from the Government, and I Want to be Your Facebook Friend
• - Opportunity Awaits: Hop on the ‘Real-Time Message Bus’
• - ‘Tweet to Compete’: That Says It All
• - Social Networking Changes the Game: More on ‘Personal Outsourcing’
• - FASTforward’09: Social networking becoming like the air that we breathe
• - FASTforward09: ‘No Boundary Between Work and Life’
• - Enterprise 2.0 and the Economy: Time to Think Outside the Box
• - Gartner: Web 2.0 Tools Exempt from Economic Cutbacks
• - Of Social Networking Revenue Models
• - Analysts: Don’t Look to Advertising to Fully Fund Social Networks
• - Harvard’s McAfee Proposes Enterprise 2.0 for Economic Recovery
• - Recession 2.0, Meet Enterprise 2.0
• - Enterprise 2.0 meets the ‘Average Joe’
• - The Time is Ripe for Collaborative Innovation (Yes, Now)
• - Analysts: Enterprise 2.0 to Get Even More Affordable
• - Social Media Versus Knowledge Management: Generational War?
• - Does Enterprise 2.0 Need to be ‘Governed’?
• - Enterprise 2.0 for Good Times, Enterprise 2.0 for Bad Times (And Everywhere in Between)
• - Inside or Outside? Gartner Attempts to Clear Cloud ‘Confusion’
• - Web Oriented Architecture and SOA: Different Acronyms, Same Things
• - Exploring the Two Sides of Cloud Computing
• - I Know What I Did Last Summer
• - Everybody Loves Web Oriented Architecture
• - Mashups: So Easy a Caveman Can Write Them?
• - Managing Data in the Clouds
• - If We Ever Get Tired of the Term ‘Enterprise 2.0,’ Here are Some Ideas
• - Cloud Computing: Uh Oh, Now It’s Getting Serious
• - It Used to Be All ‘1’s and ‘0’s… Now It’s Social, Too
• - RIP, Software — But are We Replacing it With Something ‘SaaSy’?
• - Creating Order out of Chaos: Virtual Conference on Enterprise 2.0
• - Demand for on-demand too demanding for enterprises?
• - Can Enterprise 2.0 fix Social Security?
• - Goodbye, Corporate Data Silo; Hello Linked Data
• - Come on Feel the Noise
• - Mashups: A New Industry is Born
• - Mr. Wiki Goes to Washington
• - Web 2.0-Enterprise 2.0 boundary, like work-life, is getting blurry
• - How to Gently Encourage Enterprise 2.0 Adoption
• - Survey: Demand for Web 2.0 Skills Hot, Getting Hotter
• - Issues that Cloud the Cloud Computing Promise
• - The Future of Online Banking: More Social than Subprime
• - Enterprise 2.0 and the Chocolate Factory
• - If There’s a Consultant in the Room, You are Not ‘Cloud Computing’
• - Sunny Forecast for Cloud Computing
• - A Modest Proposal to Kick Off the Ultimate User Revolution
• - Profound Shift: The Attention Economy Emerges
• - Links: The ‘Opposite of Information’
• - Enterprise 2.0 Opportunities are No Fool’s Gold
• - McAfee’s Enterprise 2.0 Economics
• - Web 2.0 May be ‘Recession Proof’ — Here’s Why
• - Hi, My Name is Joe and I’m a ‘Knowledge Worker’
• - IBM Formalizes ‘Cloud Computing’ Term
• - Debate over the potential role of Web 2.0 in a down economy
• - If There is a Recession, Will it be ‘Recession 2.0′?
• - Facebook, et al are Soooo 2007 — Here’s Where the Real Action Is
• - 2008 Forecast: Enterprise 2.0 ‘Has Arrived’ (And Not a Moment too Soon)
• - Here’s how Enterprise 2.0 can fix vexing management issues
• - Megatrend 2008 — Send in the Clouds
• - Faster Than the Speed of Thought
• - Amazon SimpleDB: A New Database in the Cloud
• - Scenes from the New Workplace
• - Good Riddance, Bloatware: Run Your Entire Business on Web 2.0 Services
• - Reflections of a Long, Long, Long Tail
• - Why the Future of Corporate Computing is ‘Informal’
• - David Weinberger: Let’s Start ‘Un-Managing’ Our Information
• - Is Web 2.0 Business Peoples’ Revenge for SOA?
• - Web 2.0 and Service Oriented Architecture: Where’s the Convergence?
• - Microsoft Throws Some of its Pocket Change into Web 2.0
• - McAfee: Enterprise 2.0 a ‘Game Changer’
• - Web 2.0 creator puts the kibosh on ‘Web 3.0′
• - Immersed in the ‘Internet Human Buzz’
• - 1960 Organization Man Meets 2007 Social Network
• - Before we get too ahead of ourselves with Web 2.0-mania…
• - Gartner: Semantic Web Doesn’t Deserve its Own Buzzword Yet!
• - Inside the ‘Facebook Economy’
• - Social Web Bill of Rights: Does It Apply Inside the Firewall?
• - Technology giveth, technology taketh away
• - ABC News Discovers the ‘Burst’ Economy!
• - CIOs Seem to Like Some Web 2.0 Tools
• - Failure 2.0: Is E2.0 ‘Failure’ Different Than Anything Else?
• - ROI for Enterprise 2.0? Why Not?
• - Confirmed: outside consumer forces drive enterprise technology
• - A Sign of the Times: Web 2.0 Coming to Wall Street
• - ROI, ROI, ROI
• - Enterprise 2.0… It Just Feels Right
• - Enterprise 2.0 as a Front End for SOA
• - Study: Web 2.0 easy to use, hard to quantify
• - 100 MBs Here, 100 MBs There…
• - Networks Groan Under the “MySpace Effect”
• - McAfee, Davenport to Debate Merits of Enterprise 2.0
• - Finally, Web Services for the REST of Us?
• - Is Web 2.0 Really Dominated by the Young?
• - Can Enterprises Come to Grips With ‘Web 2.0 Creep’?
• - The Ultimate Enterprise Mashup — SOA and Web 2.0
• - Most Software Startups Going SaaS Route – Is This a Good Thing?
• - Burst! New Definitions of ‘Productivity’ in the Age of Enterprise 2.0
• - Enterprise 2.0 may be the ‘last mile’ of SOA
• - Is There Anything SaaSy About SOA, or Are They Two Different Animals?
• - Forrester: Six Degrees of Social Media Separation
• - The Enterprise 2.0 Hawthorne Effect
• - What is ‘Enterprise 3.0′? Here’s a Good Definition
• - If ‘Web 3.0′ is Here, Does That Mean We’ll Have to Call it ‘Enterprise 3.0′?
• - Enterprise 2.0’s Productivity Perception Paradox
• - Here’s a Concept I Like — ‘Personal Outsourcing’
• - RIP, Software — But are We Replacing it With Something ‘SaaSy?’
• - Software as a Service Passes the ‘Tipping Point’
• - How Much Can Enterprise 2.0 Transform? Experts Agree to Disagree
• - New Surveys Show Robust Enterprise 2.0 Adoption
• - Enterprise 2.0 Revelation in a Pizza Shop
• - Lead, follow, and get out of the way
• - Enterprise 2.0 is Inevitable, Isn’t It?
• - InformationWeek: Enterprise 2.0 May Require ‘Nudge 2.0′
• - Fitting the Enterprise 2.0 Square Peg into the Web 2.0 Round Hole
• - An IT Manager’s Lament: Enterprise 2.0 a Tough Sell
• - Will Search Replace Relational Databases?
• - The ‘Rub’: Enterprise Data Does Not Want to be ‘Free’
• - Does Enterprise 2.0 Pass the “VRIN” Test?
• - Carr Sense?
• - Ray Lane: The Software Business is Dead Man Walking
• - Five minutes to develop an application? Way too slow…
• - Keep SOA at Arm’s Length from Enterprise 2.0?
• - The Ways SOA and Web 2.0 Will Stir ‘Disruption’
• - Preparing CIOs for the ‘Terrible 2.0s’
• - For Success in the Enterprise, Think ‘Platform’
• - Will SOA Open to the Cloud in 2007?
• - Goldman Sachs: ‘Vendor Beware’ of Enterprise 2.0 in 2007
• - Connecting the Dots Between Web 2.0 and SOA
• - 2007: The Year Enterprise 2.0 Breaks Out into the Enterprise
• - ‘Hello, I’m SOA.’ ‘I’m Web 2.0.’