4. How to get the team to work together?
test note
5. What is Web 2.0?
2nd Generation World Wide Web
A read write web
Enables users to share, participate, communicate and
collaborate
It’s an attitude, not only a technology
Allows mobile access of applications
6. Enterprise 2.0
Enterprise 2.0 is the use of emergent social software platforms
[Web 2.0] within companies, or between companies and their
partners or customers. (McAfee, 2006)
Some examples of Web 2.0 applications that could be used within
an organisation:
LinkedIn
Twitter
Wikipedia
Blogs
De.li.cious (social bookmarking)
7. Enterprise 2.0
Common tools for internal Enterprise 2.0
Wiki
Blog
Social networking
Social bookmarking
Video / pod cast
Instant messaging / video conference
8. Relationships
Wikis Wikipedia
Blogs Blogger, WordPress
Social networking LinkedIn, FaceBook
Social Bookmarking De.Li.Cious, Digg
Video/Podcast Youtube
IM, Video Conference MSN, Skype
9. Wikis
Collaborative authoring of content
Discussions
Version control
Why Wikis within an organisation?
Improved virtual team collaboration
Knowledge retention
Improved communication
10. Blogs
Chronological order postings (Text, pictures, videos)
One or more contributors
Comments / discussions
Why Blogs within an organisation?
Sharing of new innovation ideas
Announcements and news
11. Social Networking
Connect with other employees
Search for other experts
Why social networking within organisations?
Improved networking especially for global firms
Improved resource management
12. Video / Podcast
Announcements and news
Interactive communication
Why video / podcasting for organisations?
Effective communication
Interactivity
13. IM / Video Conferencing
Real time communications
Virtual meetings
Group chats
Why IM / video conferencing in organisations?
Cost effective team meetings
Effective communications
Interactivity
14. Benefits
Improved collaboration and sharing of resources
Reduction of communication and transaction costs
Knowledge retention
Innovation
Improved communication
Rich social network
15. Implementing Enterprise 2.0
Business objectives and planning
Product selection and implementation roadmap
Technical implementation
Engaging users and change management
Iterative improvements to platform
16. Implementing Enterprise 2.0
Change management
Always start with a pilot test group (select carefully)
Solve a real business problem
Engage with “champions”
Motivate users to spread the good news
Minimal training
17. Questions
Do you expect your future employer to have these tools
within the organisation?
Would prefer to work with an organisation with or
without these tools?
Would you be interested to use these tools?
