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Jeff Dance

More Knowledge Assets (part 3 of 10-part Enterprise 2.0 series introduced here) Enterprise 2.0 effectively aggregates knowledge, building 21st century assets Aggregating the collective knowledge of your employees creates an immensely powerful asset. For example, consider one employee that regularly writes a blog post about findings from project work OR posts project deliverables to a

More Connections and Relationships (part 1 of 10-part Enterprise 2.0 series introduced here) Discovering communities or individuals with similar interests not only aid in cross functional collaboration, but also in cross functional relationships. Emphasis on communities, groups, personal profiles, and social networks increases connections and relationships.Initiating relationships is much easier Some online relationships are light

More Communication and Collaboration (part 1 of 10 part Enterprise 2.0 series introduced Enterprise 2.0 technology delivers MORE value in a new way) Emphasis on OPEN TRANSPARENCY increases collaboration and communication One of the best things about incorporating enterprise 2.0 software is that it makes you and your work transparent, such as: who you are

Enterprise 2.0 tech is web-based technology that revolves around people, often referred to as Enterprise social software. It’s different than traditional enterprise software because it is designed for people first, not just processes. It connects employees and helps people collaborate and communicate effectively rather than work in silos. It empowers employees to add their voice

Our Safety Net of Insurance We spend our whole life trying to buy security from the unknown, to ensure KNOWN outcomes so that we are protected from everything that might be UNKNOWN…such as a death, a car accident, a fire. We got life insurance, healthcare insurance, car insurance, disability insurance, homeowners insurance, personal property insurance,

Almost all of the recent books, blogs, and papers supporting innovation highlight the importance of collaboration. Why? For many years, the sole inventor was told that people working together can lead to groupthink — too much consensus and convergent thinking. While these ideas have reason, they can easily be overcome. Collaboration is a central theme