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Top Articles The Revolution Of Enterprise 2.0 Messaging Tools [2009-07-02] The Fast Company blog recent posted, Twitterbursts: It's Not About The Tools; It's All About The Tools by Marcia Conner of Pistachio Consulting (aka @marciamarcia on Twitter). I always appreciate getting the history of communication channels, especially when there is a cognitive twist thrown in. Increasing Collaboration Through Spigit Community Platform [2009-06-18] InnovationSpigit is a community platform offered by Spigit that uses the concept of market dynamics to manage the innovation process and engage employees in this effort. I last wrote about them almost a year ago (see Innovating Through Market Games with Spigit for details on how the application works) and a lot has happen since then. Reevaluating The True Reach Of Twitter [2009-06-04] If you are in the social media space you would look at this headline and ask "What is he smoking?" There is no way that most people don't produce many tweets because how else can the tweet stream be more cluttered and crowded than the start of the New York City Marathon? Google Apps Leaps Ahead With Valeo [2009-05-14] It looks like Google Apps has come a sizable step closer to omnipresence. Yesterday, a deal was announced that will have 30,000 employees of Valeo, the French automotive components manufacturer, use the software suite as part of their regular routines. Tips For Marketing On Twitter [2009-03-26] On Day one of SES New York Guy Kawasaki's keynote certainly stirred the audience and caused a flurry of tweets on Twitter. Here are his ten tips for marketing on Twitter: Completely Transforming How Enterprises Communicate [2009-03-19] It's been an incredible week for stats, demographics, and authority trends related to Social Media this week. Google Ups Its Business Email Game [2009-02-26] Two days ago, Gmail crashed, and although the timing of the outage spared most Americans from noticing, a lot of business users in Europe and Asia were affected. So now Google's introduced a monitoring product to help communicate the status of some of its offerings. Thomson Reuters Launches Enterprise IM Hub [2009-02-19] A lot of science fiction shows and movies - while great - feature painfully unrealistic moments in which the hero approaches some alien control panel and uses it with ease. Now, at least on an intraplanetary scale and where instant messaging is concerned, Thomson Reuters has unveiled a working solution to overcoming communications problems. comScore, Mobile Enterprise Preparing Analytics Tools [2009-02-16] A mobile messaging campaign can be a mighty thing, causing consumers to either love the convenience of getting info on their cell phones or curse a company due to data charges. Now, a partnership between comScore and Mobile Enterprise will help you better tell which way people are leaning. Twitter is not going to charge anyone to tweet [2009-02-12] This week, there's been a flurry of news about Twitter's business plans. Okay, so Twitter's business plans have been the subject of news for months, but this time it looked like Twitter was about to come out with a revenue model: charging businesses for certain add-on services. Twitter Gains More Relevance And Prominence [2009-01-27] Twitter has us in a flutter. Can Microblogging Help The Enterprise? [2009-01-07] Earlier I wrote about QikCom, an enterprise 2.0 microblogging solution (see - Bringing Micro-messaging to Enterprise 2.0 - QikCom). There are at least two other major players in this space, Present.ly and Yammer. I have not had a chance to s speak to them but I hope to soon. In the meanwhile these two have been getting a lot of press from some of the top bloggers. Your Enterprise Needs An Internal Messaging System [2008-12-10] I received a funny message from my wife today. She told me that the company she works for were removing Instant Messaging (IM) access for all employees as of January 1 2009, due to employee abuse. What made it funny was that she used MSN Messenger to tell me - you have to admire the irony. Micro-messaging Lessons For Enterprise 2.0 [2008-11-18] The huge success of Twitter has triggered a number of firms (e.g., QikCom, Yammer, and Present.ly) that now provide micro-messaging for use behind the firewall. This is yet another example of a personal web 2.0 tool creating a market for an enterprise 2.0 version. I recently spoke with Travis VanderZanden, Founder and CEO of QikCom. Travis and I agreed that while Twitter is a great tool for personal use, it is not designed for use inside the enterprise and does not have the security required for these conversations just like Facebook and YouTube. (see tomorrow for links to Yammer and Present.ly posts) Microsoft Joins Messaging Interoperability Group [2008-11-06] Microsoft has announced that it is joining a group focused on enterprise messaging in order to further interoperability among systems. Broken Business Processes due to E-mail Overload [2008-10-17] E-mail overload is the leading cause of preventable productivity loss in organizations today. Basex Research recently estimated that businesses lose $650 billion annually in productivity due to unnecessary e-mail interruptions. And the average number of corporate e-mails sent and received per person per day are expected to reach over 228 by 2010. Business Promotion's Next Big thing: Micro Sites [2008-09-26] Social media and social networking is the future of business promotion. There's no getting away from it - while the naysayer traditionalists may decry the rise of technology and its tools for taking away their print playground, everyone else is busy building their brand online. Yammer: Twitter for Enterprise [2008-09-09] However new start-up Yammer describes itself, I guess it's inevitable that people are going to think of it as "Twitter for the enterprise." The Big IDEA at The SEC [2008-08-20] The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been the focus of a lot of attention lately. The Enterprise Argument for Using Twitter [2008-07-30] I use Twitter. I use Twitter a lot. I use Twitter so much that I even wrote my own Twitter Manifesto; which I think is already out of date. Has Social Media Replaced E-mail? [2008-07-09] Continuing further with the nice momentum of the large number of reactions that the recent article I published in the NYTimes, I Freed Myself From E-Mail's Grip, has been creating over the last few days I thought I would touch base today on one of the blog posts, and its extended commentary, that I have enjoyed the most from the perspective of touching basis on a series of items I have been dealing with over the last few months as well. The Race for Micro-Messaging World Domination [2008-06-18] The folks over at Plurk must have some really good Karma. How else can you explain the incredible luck associated with rolling out your new micro-messaging (I can't bring myself to call it blogging) platform, at the same time your chief competitor (Twitter), has hit the application scaling wall and is experiencing severe service outages? Viral Messaging or Networked Buying? [2008-05-27] Go viral or go home Twitter Tools You May Find Useful [2008-05-06] Right along with Facebook, YouTube and blogging, Twitter is one of the most often written about social media communication tools. (Follow me @leeodden) Messaging on Social Media Sites [2008-04-16] Jeremy Wagstaff has a blog post out saying Facebook is dead. It's not dead really, it's just that he's noticing that he's not getting any significant news feedy like information. |
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