Lots of pontification today on whether the iPad will become that third device that removes the claustrophobia of surfing the web on a mobile device, yet takes some of the clunk away from a regular laptop. Om Malik on GigaOm has one of the best analysis on this, saying: Despite their evolution, laptops and desktop […]
I recently contributed a report on the concept of Real Time in the Enterprise, published by my friends at GigaOM Pro – the research arm of the wildly popular GigaOM Blog Network. The concept of the real time enterprise is going to be top of mind for many organizations over the next 24 months. Amongst […]
These were the most visited posts from December 1, 2008 to December 1,2009, per Google Analytics. I just realized that this blog is only little over a year old. Feels like I’ve been writing for much longer. A sincere thank you for reading, commenting, referencing and re-tweeting my posts. I can’t tell you how much […]
This has little to do with Enterprise 2.0. But its a celebration of open constructs and transparency around a topic that’s significantly larger than the business of social computing – how we vote. I’m thrilled to see this report in Wired Magazine that OSDV – the Open Source Digital Voting Foundation, has officially released the […]
A quick shout out to my friends Oliver Marks, Dennis Howlett and Vinnie Mirchandani, and to R Ray Wang and Frank Scavo on the launch Enterprise Advocates. This signals a new trend in the consulting and analyst landscape, characterized by loose federations of both independent consultants and firms that collaborate as advocates for the end […]
Vinnie Mirchandani of deal architect fame graciously invited me to contribute to his guest column ‘Technology and Hobby’ on his New Florence New Renaissance Blog. This very popular column covers the hobbies of some of the heavy hitters in the technology business with a focus on the role of tech. Some of folks who write […]
In response to my post on Five ways to Avoid Enterprise 2.0 Failure, the very clever Martin Koser led a hilarious discussion on “why not to get on the Enterprise 2.0 Journey.” Some gems: #7 who needs to attract new employees anyway? #10 We are running on Windows NT (alternative: AS/40) #10b Who needs E20 […]