Posts Tagged ‘communities’

Jul 05

Which manager, which technology for which community?

Understanding the differences between communities within organizations is a must for grasping the value of any collaborative intelligence eco-system.

I have been working for several years now with the community quadrant diagram, published for the first time in 2007 in what was then mostly a description of communities. In the present post I would like to ouline the implications for the roles of the community managers and for the tools involved.

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Jul 16

A note to CEOs: WHY switching your organization toward interactive management? HOW?

French text under the English one

WHY? Three objectives.

Let’s take some distance with the Enterprise 2.0 concept and fashion and wonder what are the real reasons why a corporation should switch to an interactive management with all its cohort of implied pain and complexity (since this is a change issue and not a fun issue). It is not only because collaborative/ interactive management is on its way to become a sort of new normal for management, due in particular to the social evolution towards more connections and social networks. More deeply, the so what is simpler than that and more profound: the collaborative mode is an essential way to improve productivity, innovation and engagement. All the rest is accessories.

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