Comments on: Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco – ER sums it up http://www.informationarchitected.com/blog/enterprise-2-0-san-francisco-%e2%80%93-er-sums-it-up/ Information Architected is a consultancy focused on the intelligent use of content, knowledge and processes to drive innovation and thrive in a digital world. Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:23:30 +0000 hourly 1 By: Saqib Ali http://www.informationarchitected.com/blog/enterprise-2-0-san-francisco-%e2%80%93-er-sums-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-577 Saqib Ali Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:58:38 +0000 http://www.informationarchitected.com/?p=1720#comment-577 I was not able to the e.20 Conference this year, but I was following the #e2conf on twitter. It was like attending the actual conference (ref:CIT). I harvested some of the interesting tweets:<br><a href="http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/2009/11/5/e20-conference.html" rel="nofollow">http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...</a><br><a href="http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/2009/11/8/interesting-tweets-from-enterprise-20-conference.html" rel="nofollow">http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...</a><br><br>Micro-blogging:<br>For wider adoption of yammer and the likes, they to be integrated in a business process / workflow. For e.g. if I update an enterprise wiki page, it should automatically send a ping to yammer with an update.<br><br>Micro-blogging is a social enabler in an organization but it has to tied with something that the users user everyday.<br><br>Cubetree , IBM LotusConnections and now Novell Pulse are innovating in this area by tying micro-blogging to normal business activities / workflow.<br><br>Google Wave and Novell Pulse:<br>Novell Pulse adds the 'social' element to the Google Wave Platform.<br><br>Google Wave is pretty cool in that it provides real-time collaboration. However it is missing the "social" element, and I am afraid that most people will end up using it a email platform unless it is tied into a business process / workflow. SAP and Novell are doing some interesting stuff using the Wave Federation. We will have to wait and see how the other business applications evolve to make better use of the Wave platform.<br><br>Novell designed the the next killer e2.0 app. Who would have thunk? I was not able to the e.20 Conference this year, but I was following the #e2conf on twitter. It was like attending the actual conference (ref:CIT). I harvested some of the interesting tweets:
http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...
http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...

Micro-blogging:
For wider adoption of yammer and the likes, they to be integrated in a business process / workflow. For e.g. if I update an enterprise wiki page, it should automatically send a ping to yammer with an update.

Micro-blogging is a social enabler in an organization but it has to tied with something that the users user everyday.

Cubetree , IBM LotusConnections and now Novell Pulse are innovating in this area by tying micro-blogging to normal business activities / workflow.

Google Wave and Novell Pulse:
Novell Pulse adds the 'social' element to the Google Wave Platform.

Google Wave is pretty cool in that it provides real-time collaboration. However it is missing the “social” element, and I am afraid that most people will end up using it a email platform unless it is tied into a business process / workflow. SAP and Novell are doing some interesting stuff using the Wave Federation. We will have to wait and see how the other business applications evolve to make better use of the Wave platform.

Novell designed the the next killer e2.0 app. Who would have thunk?

]]> By: Saqib Ali http://www.informationarchitected.com/blog/enterprise-2-0-san-francisco-%e2%80%93-er-sums-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-542 Saqib Ali Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:58:38 +0000 http://www.informationarchitected.com/?p=1720#comment-542 I was not able to the e.20 Conference this year, but I was following the #e2conf on twitter. It was like attending the actual conference (ref:CIT). I harvested some of the interesting tweets:<br><a href="http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/2009/11/5/e20-conference.html" rel="nofollow">http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...</a><br><a href="http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/2009/11/8/interesting-tweets-from-enterprise-20-conference.html" rel="nofollow">http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...</a><br><br>Micro-blogging:<br>For wider adoption of yammer and the likes, they to be integrated in a business process / workflow. For e.g. if I update an enterprise wiki page, it should automatically send a ping to yammer with an update.<br><br>Micro-blogging is a social enabler in an organization but it has to tied with something that the users user everyday.<br><br>Cubetree , IBM LotusConnections and now Novell Pulse are innovating in this area by tying micro-blogging to normal business activities / workflow.<br><br>Google Wave and Novell Pulse:<br>Novell Pulse adds the 'social' element to the Google Wave Platform.<br><br>Google Wave is pretty cool in that it provides real-time collaboration. However it is missing the "social" element, and I am afraid that most people will end up using it a email platform unless it is tied into a business process / workflow. SAP and Novell are doing some interesting stuff using the Wave Federation. We will have to wait and see how the other business applications evolve to make better use of the Wave platform.<br><br>Novell designed the the next killer e2.0 app. Who would have thunk? I was not able to the e.20 Conference this year, but I was following the #e2conf on twitter. It was like attending the actual conference (ref:CIT). I harvested some of the interesting tweets:
http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...
http://enterprise20.squarespace.com/journal/200...

Micro-blogging:
For wider adoption of yammer and the likes, they to be integrated in a business process / workflow. For e.g. if I update an enterprise wiki page, it should automatically send a ping to yammer with an update.

Micro-blogging is a social enabler in an organization but it has to tied with something that the users user everyday.

Cubetree , IBM LotusConnections and now Novell Pulse are innovating in this area by tying micro-blogging to normal business activities / workflow.

Google Wave and Novell Pulse:
Novell Pulse adds the 'social' element to the Google Wave Platform.

Google Wave is pretty cool in that it provides real-time collaboration. However it is missing the “social” element, and I am afraid that most people will end up using it a email platform unless it is tied into a business process / workflow. SAP and Novell are doing some interesting stuff using the Wave Federation. We will have to wait and see how the other business applications evolve to make better use of the Wave platform.

Novell designed the the next killer e2.0 app. Who would have thunk?

]]> By: Tweets that mention Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco – ER sums it up | Information Architected -- Topsy.com http://www.informationarchitected.com/blog/enterprise-2-0-san-francisco-%e2%80%93-er-sums-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-541 Tweets that mention Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco – ER sums it up | Information Architected -- Topsy.com Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:35:42 +0000 http://www.informationarchitected.com/?p=1720#comment-541 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by carlfrappaolo, IAI. IAI said: [blog] Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco – ER sums it up http://bit.ly/23NVXK [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by carlfrappaolo, IAI. IAI said: [blog] Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco – ER sums it up http://bit.ly/23NVXK [...]

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