Jevon MacDonald
Jevon MacDonald, based in Toronto, runs firestoker.com, a startup that builds enterprise social software for both large and small companies in North America. He is a partner of The Renewal Consulting Group in Renewal’s loose network of consultants and has worked on creating and coordinating major change projects for organizations such as The Pizza Delight Group, York University, National Public Radio, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) and others. Previously, he acted as Vice President at Argenus, Inc., a insurance comparison and recommendation tool for the life insurance industry after time spent at Whitelands Studios which became silverorange, inc. where he was a partner. He also ran an experimental online blog aggregator called blogtrack.com which had almost 8000 users at its height and aggregated 25,000 websites, most of which did not have RSS at the time. He blogs at www.socialwrite.com.
Recent Posts
- - Social Business Design and the Real Time Enterprise
- - Building an open source stack for social software
- - Understanding the role of Enterprise 2.0 and moving towards a Social Business
- - Should you update your Facebook status from Twitter?
- - Is it time for Social Media to grow up?
Recent Comments
- - Deano: I agree with you on everything but your point…
- - @pjburnet: That issue (of content ownership) is a HUGE one…
- - @chrisbrogan: That is really where I was going with my…
- - Harold: Who said blogging was dead? Or that it was…
- - Paula: I think the tools naturally demand autonomy, but it…
All Posts
- - Social Business Design and the Real Time Enterprise
- - Building an open source stack for social software
- - Understanding the role of Enterprise 2.0 and moving towards a Social Business
- - Should you update your Facebook status from Twitter?
- - Is it time for Social Media to grow up?
- - What is the future of the phone in a social world?
- - The uncertain future of Blogging
- - Where is enterprise data really going?
- - A report examining Twitter in the Enterprise
- - Tact, efficiency define a balanced approach
- - In uncertain times, Enterprise 2.0 takes the stage
- - Enterprise 2.0 Implementation, the book!
- - Enterprise 2.0 Vendors need to get more serious about mobile
- - Will you Twitter inside the enterprise?
- - Google gets a little more enterprisey
- - Getting good at screwing up
- - Office 2.0 Conference coming up
- - Where I get queasy with the Wisdom of Crowds . . .
- - The Circles of 2.0 in Business
- - Enterprise 2.0 Conference 2008
- - DIG Conference – Las Vegas
- - onaswarm – How might Lifestreaming look in your organization?
- - The fine line between Business Intelligence and Business Irrelevance
- - When Simple 2.0 gets painful
- - Gartner Portals Content and Collaboration Summit
- - My favorite sign from FASTForward
- - More on going beyond search
- - Where are all the leaders? The Who’s Who of Enterprise Social Computing
- - Trends to Watch: Twitter in the Enterprise
- - wikipatterns – The First Enterprise 2.0 Playbook
- - FastForward is coming up!
- - Wisdom takes time
- - The Enterprise Software Sex Appeal Debate
- - The Jesuit Priests of Enterprise 2.0
- - Gartner says: Enterprise software costs to drop
- - Platform Wars – You don’t want them, so reject them
- - More Dead Paradigms in Organizations
- - Dead Paradigms in Organizations
- - One of the “Entitlement Generation” Speaks Out
- - Office 2.0 2007
- - Will you be at Office 2.0?
- - Our Autistic World
- - Does Enterprise 2.0 actually mean a bigger IT Department?
- - How Simple Can Enterprise Software be?
- - Enterprise 2.0 Conference Recap – What did you miss?
- - Where does the corporate stuff go?
- - Secret Conversations Revealed!
- - What happened at Digg, and what does it mean for you?
- - Enterprise 2.0 is already happening, you’re just missing it
- - What is really coming next?
- - Before Search: Creation
- - Do you have an answer?
- - 500 dots on the radar screen
- - What’s at the edges?
- - Set a record, or break your neck?
- - Enterprise 2.0: Where do I start?
