14 years ago
There are two great new posts from Dachis Group colleagues Dion Hinchcliffe and Lee Bryant that are worth reading together: Dion identifies three key concerns for IT when preparing for social business…
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Writing on the ebizQ site, my Dachis Group colleague, Dion Hinchcliffe, asks what do social business approach offer for enterprise collaboration? In answering this question, Dion highlights three important and overlapping patterns…
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We’ve got a whole lot of intranet goodness happening this coming month… Intranets2011 I’ll be attending and presenting at Intranets2011 in Sydney on 11th-12th May – I’ve been asked to help get attendees…
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Following on from the announcements at the Sydney and Singapore Social Business Summits about our plan to launch a regional initiative of The 2.0 Adoption Council, we invite you attend a briefing…
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Last weekend, I had the opportunity to participate in BarCampCanberra 2011. Off the back of many varied discussions from our Social Business Summit series, I thought this would be a good chance…
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Dion Hinchcliffe presented the following at ThoughtFarmer’s Social Intranet Summit held in late October this year 10 Strategies For Getting the Most Out of your Social Intranet View more presentations from ThoughtFarmer.…
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There is no doubt, we have a love-hate relationship with email. As much as we say we would like to ditch this modern millstone, there is plenty of evidence to show that…
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A recording of our Designing for Adoption webinar is now available on Atlassian.tv: The slides themselves are also available on SlideShare. We invited people to ask questions during the Webinar and here…
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This Friday morning (9am, Sydney, Australia time), Anne and I are excited to be presenting a webinar for Atlassian. We will explain the benefits of customising Confluence and how applying a user-centered…
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Other than Atlassian (who started in Australia and happen to have an office in Sydney), many of the newer enterprise social computing vendors don’t actually have a local presence in our part…
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