Enterprise Collaboration

21 Dec

Posted at 17:32h in Collaboration, Enterprise Collaboration, Social Business, Social Enterprise, Uncategorized, Working Out Loud In A Network by

Working Out Loud in a Network #wolan   Have you tried Working Out Loud in a Network #wolan? A four-part change management approach: 1. #wolan model. Combines Working Out Loud with enterprise business tools e.g. Enterprise Social Networks. Purpose is to nurture conversations to help fix business problems,...

12 Nov

Posted at 17:13h in Enterprise Collaboration, Events, Internal Communication, Social Business, Social Enterprise, Speaking by

Are you leading workforce and leadership transformation? Tasked with crafting new ways to drive business forward across all avenues (technology, culture, and leadership), HR professionals and executives are spearheading innovation in the workforce. Gloria Burke, senior director and Andy Jankowski, founder and managing director of...

02 Sep

Posted at 18:03h in Enterprise Collaboration, Enterprise Social Networks, Internal Communication, Intranet, Uncategorized by

We’ve all dreaded an inbox of emails after a long vacation—or even just the weekend. Today, with enterprise social networks gaining adoption in small businesses and large corporations, it’s likely some of these emails are notifications from your enterprise social network, such as Yammer or Chatter....

26 May

Posted at 21:19h in Communication, Enterprise Collaboration, Enterprise Social Networks, Internal Communication, Uncategorized by

This post originally appears on Microsoft Office Blogs. When I first read Gartner’s prediction that,” Through 2015, 80 percent of social business efforts will fail to achieve the intended benefits due to an overemphasis on technology and inadequate leadership involvement*,” I laughed and then, I cried....

05 Mar

Posted at 22:03h in Collaboration, Communication, Enterprise Collaboration, Enterprise Social Networks, Gamification, Internal Communication, Intranet, Social Business, Social Enterprise, Uncategorized by

When I look back at my elementary school days, one thing gives me immediate anxiety: math board races.  For third graders, it only takes a few runs through a multiplication table for teachers to notice disengagement.  Much to the chagrin of my passive self, teachers...