DISQUS

Mark Fidelman · 2 weeks ago

Clearly Anthony you need to spend more time looking at customer success stories instead of judging an industry on one article (that was torn to shreds) and one panel discussion. Reading your post was like Deja Vu all over again. I still remember the anti-social networking crowd exclaiming that there is no real benefit to social networking. They used to say, "why should I share anything on the internet, what benefit is it to me?"

Enterprise 2.0 is both a technological and business strategy approach to improving the way we work today. True, their are not enough case studies, yet the early results have shown real ROI. If you like, I'll introduce you to the studies on the subject by McKinsey, Garnter and Forrester. Or continue to deny the movement and get left behind. Your choice.

Geoff H · 2 weeks ago

Where are the success stories? I'd like to hear how people feel this has improved their business, and what specific technologies were doing what.

nenshad · 2 weeks ago

Hi Anthony,

I made a very serious attempt to bridge the perspectives in my blog post entitled "Is Enterprise 2.0 a Savior or a Charlatan? How Strategy-Driven Execution can pave the path to proving legitimate business performance" located here: http://bit.ly/3n325o

I would certainly welcome your feedback and look forward to a continued dialogue around the topic.

Best Regards,

Nenshad