by Shiv Singh
February 3, 2009 at 9:57 pm
· Filed under Collaboration, Communities, Enterprise 2.0, Intranets, Web 2.0, social media, social networks, social tools
I spoke at the Social Networking Conference in Miami two weeks ago on “Web 2.0 and the Enterprise: A Symbiotic Relationship.” As someone who’s advised Fortune 1000 companies on Enterprise 2.0 strategies as well as their Social Marketing ones, I see those two worlds blurring very much.
Historically, they’ve been treated as two very different beasts but I believe with the consumerization of the enterprise and the portability of social graphs the walls that divide the two are breaking down. And not just that but to do one effectively, an organization will need to be practicing the other as well. View my deck from the conference.
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Shiv,
Thanks for sharing. I sense years of experience and thinking reflected in your slides.
I’m interested in the response to your presentation. What kind of questions emerged?
I also suspect that at a “Social Networking Conference” you were speaking to the converted. I wonder what kind of response you would get say, if you presented to a Human Resources conference?
[...] weeks ago, and I’ve found some good resources from speakers at the event. Shiv Singh of the App Gap has posted his presentation, Web 2.0 and the Enterprise: A Symbiotic Relationship on the blog, free [...]
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