Today NewsGator launched a new blog -- called "Everyday Enterprise 2.0." Because Enterprise 2.0 is often
derided as a buzzword enveloped in ivory-tower abstractions that confuse as
much as enlighten, NewsGator
today launched a
new blog from the trenches of Enterprise 2.0 –
yes, there are trenches – called
“Everyday Enterprise 2.0,” authored by Christy Schoon, the company’s
director of Enterprise 2.0 consulting. Read it at http://blogs.newsgator.com/everyday_enterprise_20/.
As Christy explains, “I work with real businesses
every day that use Enterprise 2.0 to generate concrete results. My customers don’t want to
argue about what Enterprise 2.0 is, whether it’s the right term, or whether it even exists. They want to
know how other companies have succeeded, what they themselves can do to achieve
the same benefits, and most importantly, how
to do it. So I’m going to write in plain English about everyday Enterprise 2.0 from my own
on-the-ground perspective working with living, breathing social computing champions
at Fortune 500 companies.”
While Everyday Enterprise 2.0’s first and second posts are: “Why this blog?” and “Pimp my site," upcoming
posts will focus on:
- Training 2.0
- Proofs of concept
- Insights from the upcoming Enterprise 2.0 Conference
- Community manager preparation
- The notion of "adoption for adoption's sake"
- ...and more
Christy tells us she also welcomes comments and links to other practical resources so that the blog can become a community for sharing real-world enterprise social computing experiences among peers.
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